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Celebrity Weddings – What Celebrities are Getting Married

Almost everyone wants to know the latest scoop on what celebrities are about to tie the knot. Well I went through and found out a little of the latest information on who is getting married and when. So below I have listed some of the latest planned celebrity weddings.

Howard Stern and Beth Ostrosky
He proposed on his radio show on valentines day. Here is a quote “I am not married. It’s a nice feeling that we get along great,” he said at the time. “We’re very happy and I don’t want to f— it up.” He also said this is going to be a long engagement because he and Beth have other things to focus on right now.

Bam Margera and Missy Rothstein
They got married Saturday February 3rd in downtown Philadelphia in front of about 350 friends and family members and had the wedding air on Bam’s Unholy Union. Here is a quote from Bam. “I was like, ‘Now’s the time,’ ” Margera told the Times. “We just sat there and drank three bottles of Champagne. Then we forgot to get gas on the way home, and we straight up ran out of gas on Route 202.”

Extreme Makeover Surgeon Garth Fisher to Wed
The doctor will marry aesthetician and former Playboy model Jessica Canseco.
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FREE Wedding Planning Checklist – 18 pages & More…

I have created a FREE Your Wedding Planning Checklist and

these are the contents:

1. Your countdown list
2. Your wedding budget planner list
3. Your wedding photo-taking list
4. Your wedding helpers contact list
5. Your guests contact list
6. Your banquet seating planner list
7. Your wedding speech
8. Your music song list

wedding planning checklist

wedding planning checklist

Your Wedding Planning to-do list


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50 Ways to Save Money on Your Wedding

Contributed by the Frugal Panda:

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Planning a wedding can be an extremely stressful and costly endeavor. Weddings generate billions of dollars each year in revenue, with the average wedding costing over $20,000. But a wedding doesn?t have to be expensive to provide a wonderful experience. You can still have your dream wedding at a fraction of the cost. There are many ways to make your wedding less stressful on your finances so that you and your future spouse have more money to spend on things to start your lives together. Here are a few suggestions on how to cuts costs and still have a beautiful wedding.

General

Set a Budget: The first step to keeping your wedding spending under control is to create a budget. Decide how much you can spend and don?t overspend, not even for the delightful themed extras. A few dollars here and there can add up over time.
Prioritize Spending: There are some things that might be more important to you and your finance/e than others. Prioritize to spend more on things to truly matter to you and cut costs on things that aren?t as important.

Keep It Simple: One way to save money and your sanity is to simplify your wedding. Sometimes less really is more. Do you really need every one of those five-course dinners to enjoy your special day?

Give Yourself Time: By giving yourself ample time to plan, you won?t feel rushed at the last minute and forced into using services and products that are more expensive. By having more time you?ll be able to shop around for the best deals, and not get stuck with what?s available at the last minute. Plus, if you have a credit card that accumulates airline miles or points for travel, you?ll have time to use this card so you can use the rewards to cut prices on your honeymoon travel.

Clothing

Shop Second Hand: If you?re not dead set on having a new dress, you can often find great dresses at consignment shops, on eBay, or in the classifieds. These dresses, in all but the most extraordinary cases, have only been worn once and a second-hand dress can provide a great money saving alternative. Or, if you?re looking for something more meaningful, ask a family member if they have a dress you can wear. It will be sentimental and help you save some money.

Rent Your Dress: For those who aren?t hung up on keeping their wedding dress for future generations, renting can also be an option.

Consider Evening Gowns: Who says a wedding dress has to be one that was made especially for that purpose? Often an evening gown purchased off the rack in a department store (especially on sale!) can be just as elegant and considerably less expensive.

Shop for Samples: It?s commonplace for bridal shops to have sales to clear out their remaining stock of each year?s wedding dresses in a sample sale. Get out your phone book and call your local bridal shops to see if and when they hold sales. It might take a little more planning, but you can get great deals on designer dresses this way.
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FREE Wedding Articles for Downloads

Do you know that under “Resources” page, I have a page dedicated for Wedding Articles?

Every week, I have compiled the 3 best and most useful posts into a pdf format just for you to download into your computer and read them when you are free. You can even email to friends who you think can benefit.

Hope that whatever I have done will benefit you eventually. 🙂

Wedding Articles

Some brides emailed me asking if I can convert some of my useful wedding blog posts into wedding articles.

They want to print it out as reference (so that they can bring along with them in their bags), others want to email to their friends.

I say “why not?”.

So, Here is my link to Wedding Articles.