The Crucial Piece to All Your Wedding Planning Negotiations

Let me set the stage for you so that you will fully understand why the steps in this post are so incredibly important . . .

You have decided to plan your wedding all on your own.  You’ve talked to many of your friends and they all say “no big deal – you can do it” when it comes to the planning.  Weeks go by, then a month, maybe more and you are still looking at magazines for ideas about your wedding dress – forget about the caterer, photographer, etc.  They can wait until you find the perfect dress.

Planning a Wedding on a Small Budget

So you’ve decided to get married and also determined your reasonably available budget along with the size and type of wedding you’ve always dreamed of.  There is a very big problem though – you’ve dreamed of your wedding in a castle in a far away land with everyone you’ve ever met attending but your budget might get ten people to the end of the block!  Money shouldn't be too big a problem if you're clever enough to plan a wedding on a small budget.

Another Fabulous Wedding Planning Resource

Just a quick post today to let you know about a new resource I have come across for helping you plan your wedding. 

Scarlet Spencer’s “$10,000 Dream Wedding Planning Book” is probably the one resource that I would recommend above all others.  Even though the title suggests that it might be off in la-la land, trust me that this is the real nuts and bolts stuff and covers all the tiny details some books leave out.  Her web page is terribly long but is packed with information about what the book actually covers.