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Cut out the wedding planner and save a fortune on your wedding
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08/07/2012
by Alex C
Getting married is supposed to be the biggest day of your life, and for most people it is. For many people it’s also the most expensive day of their life, and is often the day they spend more money on than they will put down as a deposit on their first house. According to different research sources, the average wedding can set you back between £15,000 and £25,000 and can take some couples years and years to pay off.
For others those figures are simply unattainable, and many people will realise that realistically they can’t afford that much on a wedding, at least without putting themselves in debt for years to come. There are ways to have your dream wedding without breaking the bank, and one of those ways involves cutting out the wedding planner costs of your wedding.
Whilst you can cough up and have a flat out wedding planner, many people who don’t book one individually end up with one anyway, through their venue. If you book a purpose designed wedding venue, often someone will look after you, booking the individual elements like catering, venue decoration and flowers for you.
Whilst this is very useful and can save you a little time, it’s not wholly cost effective as through paying for the wedding you’re paying for the organisers services as well, which makes everything cost that little bit more.
At Furniture Hire UK we believe that customers should look for their own venues, and just hire the building. They can then call in the furniture hire experts to lend them the tables and chairs that they need, giving them complete control over the table and room layouts, thanks to the range of different sized and shaped tables and chairs available for hire.
By booking the caterers, florist, venue decorators and everything else yourself, you then save on the advisory fees, and can have your dream wedding for an awful lot less than you may have originally though, saving you a small fortune in the long run, and protecting you from years of debt. Wedding planning is a fine art, but it’s not rocket science, and by doing more yourself you can really keep the costs down.
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