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OMG. It sounds fab although stressful to organise. It will be raining here I am just imagining how sunny it will be over there.Aiming for a minimal spend 20220
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Nearly got everything big booked for the wedding, want to do it as far in advance so we know how much money we have to pay. I don't plan on going into debt for the wedding, I want it all paid off before the day.
Venue: £3000 (price may vary when we finalise numbers), includes drinks, accommodation for night, DJ, use of rooms, meal and buffet. Also a few other things
Registrar: £340
Photographer: £720
Piper: £200
So a total of £4260. (£200 already paid in deposits)
Leaving me £1740 to get: invitations, favours, dresses for me, my sister and M, kilt hire, cake, flowers, hair & make up and table decorations!0 -
You can easily manage all the rest for that price.
I got our invitations on vistaprint, weren't the fanciest things ever but they were lovely.
We got our table centrepieces on gumtree & ebay.
Flowers we bought artificial roses from ebay.
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OMG. OMG. Everyone's getting married. It is all so nice. Yay. I think the threads will be really happy for all of us readers. You and BB are all so organised. I admire you. Well done.
Weather is gorgeous in Hampshire. Birds are tweeting. Yay.Aiming for a minimal spend 20220 -
Its pouring it down up here in Scotland, its rubbish!
I was going to print my invitations off of visaprint and then jazz them up a little bit to suit of colour scheme but keeping them cheap!0 -
Oooooh I'm in sunny Scotland too!
We loved our invites, didn't even bother to jazz ours up.
The cheaper the better ha!
Wee bargain hunters that we are.
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I'm trying to be realistic. I want to make my own cake but I know I'll crumble under the pressure and end up with nothing! Looking into cakes and it seems I'll be around £200 for a cake so not too bad!
Not money saving related but my mental health related. I had a break down at work last week and I went to the doctors and I've been diagnosed with depression. A week on and I'm glad I have finally gotten help. Hopefully I can start to get my life back together.
Due to my slipping mental health, recently my housework has stopped and the place is cluttered and dirty. I hope to get it back up to a good standard. I want to have the place decluttered and clean before our holiday in 7 weeks. Gives me plenty of time to fix everything out0 -
Glad you are getting the support you need, you will get caught up with it all then be ready for your holibags.
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Been paid today woo... I miss the days when I lived at home and got paid more than I get paid now and that money was 100% mine, no bills except for my mobile to pay for. I'm not even sure what I spent it on! Most of this money will be budgeted for. I always give myself a little allowance for 'whatever I want' money each month, normally like 30/40 quid.
Normally ends up being on chocolate *hides face*
Time to draw up the budget and update my totals!0 -
:grouphug:I am so sorry about the depression hopefully your treatment will kick in soon. My advice is to focus on 'you' time and try to relax and go for a walk or watch a nice telly programme everyday or eat something nice. It's good to treat yourself everyday as a reward and I think chocolate is fine!!!!!Aiming for a minimal spend 20220
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