My fiance’s friends are very excited about his bachelor party, which to me, will somehow relate to this video:
Ladies, pole dancing is for bachelor parties, not weddings!
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Hi Everyone! Now I have my wedding insurance purchased, I am ready to start paying some deposits. I say ready, but not prepared- why are weddings so expensive? I’ve been looking for some advice about how to handle wedding deposits. So far, this dated article is the best synopsis I’ve found. In the mean time, as you are all familiar, if I don’t put down a deposit soon, someone could steal my vendors! Dear Credit Card, please get ready for some heavy spending…
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Hello, my name is Heather and I recently got engaged! I am going to start blogging with Jessie and hope you find some of my posts useful.
We (me and soon-to-be Mr. Heather) recently announced our engagement, and immediately got to work finding a venue and picking a date. The economy certainly seems to have taken a toll on wedding vendors, many venues are running specials if you get married within three months. Three months?!? No, thank you. I would like a year to get everything together, but will the venue I choose still be in business in a year?
While it would be tragic to try and find a new venue, florist, caterer or even DJ last minute. It would be devastating to lose money! So, I purchased wedding insurance. The Better Business Bureau posted this article last year about bankrupt vendors and wedding insurance. Sure, as wedding expenses continue to pile up, I could find savings by skipping the insurance… but in the long run I think I would rather spend the extra money on some sanity and not ending up looking like this poor bride!
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