The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Fabulous $5,000 Wedding
The average cost of a wedding in the U.S. is $25,631. If you’re anything like me, $25k is not even what you’d pay for a car, much less spend on your wedding. If that’s the case, this book is for you. It provides the inspiration and practical resources you need to plan your day your way without falling into debt. This book is how I did it – in less than six months for no more than $5,000.
This ultimate guide for the engaged busts myths, shares negotiating tactics and points out easy, no-effort ways to save on invitations, flowers, pictures and entertainment without sacrificing quality. Most importantly, it deals with the underlying issue of good stewardship that you as a young couple can develop at the outset and continue throughout your marriage.
Each area of wedding planning (dress, invitations, decoration, ceremony, reception and photography) is broken into three different scenarios (bargain=$, budget=$$, bling=$$$). Depending on your budget, you may follow one track, or mix and match to splurge in areas you feel more strongly about (like pictures vs. food). Need personalized advice? Drop me a line and I’ll be happy to try help you out.
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Praise for Cheap Ways to Tie the Knot
- “Cheap Ways to Tie The Knot is a FAR better overall planner than Bridal Bargains and more up-to-date (stylewise) than How To Have A Big Wedding On A Small Budget.” -Meredith Pelham
- “This book’s checklists and budget sheets were extremely useful.” -Lori Ann
- “This is the best bridal bargain book I have read.” -Catherine, Wichita, KS
- “This book is definitely an investment for me since I’m perpetually a bridesmaid and can offer Cara’s book as advice my engaged friends.” -”stewardess”
- “Davis’s well-researched book delivers on all counts…I can’t think of any newly engaged couple who couldn’t appreciate and make great use of this book!” -Dollar Stretcher.com
Table of Contents
| Foreword By Mary Hunt, DebtProofLiving.com Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6
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Chapter 7 Staying Stationery (An Invitation to Save) Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14
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