In many cases it will be a no brainer but for those who are a bit indecisive think about whether you would like to stay close to home or have a destination wedding. T ink about whether your family can aff ord the cost associated with a destination wedding as well. Finally, don’t forget to look at transport links and accommodation.
Budget
Sit down with your partner to discuss the wedding budget in depth and fi gure out realistically how much you have to spend. If your parents want to contribute in some way but don’t like the idea of just giving you a fi xed amount of cash, then suggest they pay for certain parts of the day such as the photography or the band to keep them included in the process. Don’t forget to leave some room in your wallet for surprise expenses. Mistakes happen and solving them may be essential.
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