This post is part of a recurring series here on BSB – we share a wedding budget tip every Tuesday to help you save money on your wedding! You can also access all the wedding budget tips on a single page for your convenience and future reference. To kick us off, we’re starting from
Here at BSB, we’re all about finding efficient and effective ways to save you money on your wedding, but another thing we love is teaching how to save for your wedding day! Between monthly bills, student loan payments, savings goals and of course, entertainment, it can be difficult to figure out how to save the
Here are The Budget Savvy Bride, we’re all about finding efficient and effective ways to save you money on your big day, but another thing we love is teaching our couples how to save money for their wedding day! So many couples are strapped between their monthly bills, student loan payments and
With loads of wedding inspiration available online today, you may be feeling a bit of what I like to call “Pinterest Pressure.” This is what I’ve named the feeling of needing your wedding day to be picture perfect, so you become willing to throw whatever amount of money at it that’s required to
How to Cut Back on Personal Monthly Expenses If you’re looking for ideas on where to cut back, don’t miss these five ways to reduce your personal spending to help save money for your wedding! We hope you find these tips and ideas helpful!1. Cut Down on Eating Out I love going
If you’re planning a wedding on limited funds, you know that every penny counts. That’s why I love sharing ways that you can make extra money to put towards your wedding.Life is already busy, and when you add wedding planning into the mix, you can find yourself short on time in general
So being budget-savvy obviously means being smart with your money! Here at The Budget Savvy Bride, we believe there are 3 Key Ways to be Budget Savvy when planning your wedding. Check them out below! • Related Post: How to Save Money on Everything For Your Wedding When You Shop Online• Related
Let’s talk money.I mean, that’s why you’re here isn’t it? To find out how to save money, spend it wisely, and stretch your dollars when possible. These days, the parents of the bride don’t always pay the tab for the wedding day – lots of you gals are probably covering some of
I’m starting to stress about our $15k budget. We are funding 95% of the wedding and taking out a loan for what is basically the biggest party we’re ever going to throw for ourselves is not an option (this is not property or a business venture, and therefore it is not an
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