Tip of the Day: Before you finalize your wedding hashtag, take to your social accounts and take it for a test run. If you search your desired hashtag, do hundreds or thousands of pictures pop up? If so, you may want to take a look at one of the others on your list. One of the main reasons for having a hashtag is to easily see all the photos being taken and shared, and that can be tricky if many others are using the same one.

Plus, check out more Tips for Choosing a Wedding Hashtag.

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Tip of the Day: Ask your florist if they can provide petals for your post-ceremony toss for free. They will pick off any discolored or dinged flower petals from your centerpieces and bouquets before setting them out for you anyway, so all they need to do is chop up that pile into smaller pieces and load them into paper cones or pouches that you'll be providing.

Petal tosses are not only budget-friendly, but they're also a great alternative for a site that doesn't allow confetti!

Check out our 101 Additional Wedding Budget Tips. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more tips and advice.

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Tip of the Day: Ribbons can serve as beautiful budget-friendly décor! Hang them from guests' ceremony chairs, dangle them from trees (if you're getting married outdoors) or create a multi-ribbon "curtain" at your altar spot.

There's so many different pretty colors to choose from — choose five or even six shades for an upbeat and whimsical vibe! If your wedding will take place in spring or summer, citrus shades in orange, yellow, green, and pink could be complimentary. For fall, you might choose deeper, richer shades like red and gold.

Plus, check out 10 Stunning Ceremony Backdrops. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more tips and advice.

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Tip of the Day: Creative seating chart idea: display three stand-up signs with guests' names and their table numbers. Include read-across sayings like "Where Am I Seated?" or "Where's My Table?"

For a small guest list, you can use a shorter saying such as "Your Tables." Having a larger wedding? Use more than three signs to spell out "Find Out Who Is At Your Table." Have fun with the wording!

Guests will love your creativity; as a bonus, using multiple signs allows guests to find their seating arrangements more quickly in a crowd.

Plus, check out 50+ Eye-Catching Seating Charts. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more tips and advice.