Forgetting the Meaning of the Word “Budget”
You started off well, figuring how much you could save, how much parents would give, and what you already had in your bank account. But before you knew it, you spent twice what you budgeted for apparel on shoes alone, and the caterers laughed at you when you told them the food budget. At this point, a lot of couples would just throw costs out the window, and wind up starting a new life together thousands of dollars in debt. Instead, use the budget as a tool to figure out what you can cut, what you can save and where other income might come from. Not only will budgeting help you afford your wedding, but it’s an important skill for your married life.
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Inspiration Shoot at Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, OK
We felt so honored and inspired to create this outdoor fall encrusted photo shoot for Bridalifestyle Magazine. It was amazing working with such talented and professional vendors to pull all the details and truly capture the beauty of the Rose Garden. Enjoy!
Check out all the photo!s at www.bridalifestyle.com/blog and the amazing photographer that captured these beautiful images at www.andreamurphyphoto.com
Erin + Scott Spring Valley Ranch
Hungry guests = cranky guests
Don’t let guests go hungry.
Two words: hors d’oeuvres. Even if you plan on serving a full dinner at your reception, it’s a good idea to have a few nibbles for your guests to nosh on while they wait for you and your new spouse to make your grand entrance — lest your guests get bored and cranky. Mini empanadas, soup shooters, vegetable skewers, even fried macaroni and cheese balls are all great options (go for one-bite appetizers so guests can chat while they snack). Your guests will be refreshed from the ceremony — and grateful for the sustenance.