Planning a wedding when your parents are divorced comes with its own set of challenges — especially if your mom or dad has remarried, and you're close to your stepparent.
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Tip of the Day: "Let's face it — wedding invitations can quickly add up to a small fortune, especially when you factor in response cards, reception cards, envelopes, inner envelopes, liners, accommodation and information cards. I am all for sticking to a budget, but focusing on the nicest main invitation you can afford, and cutting costs on every other printed piece," says Kate Pickett from Pickett's Press.
The easiest way to spend less is to forgo as many separate printed pieces as possible. "For instance, we find that a separate reception card is no longer necessary as that information is easily accommodated on the invitation itself. (Traditionally, the invitation only mentions the wedding ceremony, and the reception information would be printed separately). The accommodation information can also be put on a website instead of sent on a printed piece of paper," Pickett adds.
Plus, check out How to Choose Affordable Wedding Invitations.
Tip of the Day: "When it comes time to decide on your wedding details, brainstorm items that are available in the colors that you’re using. For example, if silver is one of your colors, Hershey’s Kisses are a great accessory that can be used in so many ways, plus they add a hint of sparkle!" says Kathy Gelbman from Sparkle and Ink.
Plus, check out 200+ Color Combinations for Your Wedding.
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