How to Save Money on a Wedding When You Like to Party (Part 1!)
Podcast:Frugal Friends Podcast Published On: Fri Jun 01 2018 Description: Jen and Jill talk wedding ceremonies - specifically the most expensive parts including; rings, dress, venue, flowers, and photographer. Of course, the internet is roped into the conversation and the Frugal Friends dialogue about key tips to saving money on 'the big day'. The Friends even share their own frugal fails, so you don't have to make the same mistakes! Stay tuned for 'Part II' where the Frugal Friends will explore frugal ways to throw a killer reception!Notable NotesBuzzFeed ArticleRachel outlines 33 ways to save money on your wedding. Tips on everything from day of the week, to choosing the right vendors are covered. Jen likes #4 outside vendors, and #15 venues with visual appealJill disagrees on #2 - 'taking your time'What Jen and Jill have to sayWoman Getting Married ArticleJen Goldenburg takes a close look at wedding dresses, and shares 5 ways to save money on this important element. Jen likes #5 non-wedding gown - obviously because this is what she did!Jill shares her frugal fail. Pictures below! [caption id="attachment_89" align="alignnone" width="181"] The dress Jill thought she was getting[/caption] [caption id="attachment_88" align="alignnone" width="199"] The dress Jill actually got[/caption] What Jen and Jill have to sayWhat the Internet has to sayVenueJen - a shuffle board court!Jill - cheapest church in town that could seat 300!RingsJen - Pawn Shop HagglingJill - Antique/Consignment storePhotographerJen - Friends!Jill - Budding photographer friend using wedding to build portfolio and brother-in-law for second shooterFlowersJen - Did not buy many flowers - she thought the shuffle board court was beautiful enough!Jill - Eric picked her flowers day of the weddingMost Expensive Parts of A Wedding - What the Frugal Friends didBILL OF THE WEEKWedding FreebiesFree invitations that don’t suckWedding ChicksOther Wedding Freebies The BalanceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.