Wedding favours are those little things that your guests will take home as tokens of your appreciation for their presence during your special day. You can give anything and everything that catches your fancy - ornamental plastic globes with fake snow, whimsical candles, practical wine bottle stoppers, and even cute fridge magnets. Still, the question remains: Do you really have to provide for wedding favors?

Ordering wedding invitations seems like a no brainer. It seems like it, but it is not. There are just too many unseen pitfalls along the path. It is somewhat like an Indian Jones movie. If you are not aware of the hidden danger you just might accidentally navigate the course successfully, but probably not. That is where a little planning comes in handy - so you can order your wedding invitations with confidence.

It is the most beautiful and probably most expensive day of many people’s lives. The wedding day is a day that little expense is spared and the bride and groom are treated like royalty. This is an expensive day and so some corners must be cut. The easiest way to save money is to cut down on the guest list since this is the largest expense of most weddings. Here are some tips and etiquette to follow when creating and following through with the guest list.

So you've read the etiquette rules proclaiming cash bars a no no, and now you're fretting the potential cost of a pricey open bar at your wedding reception. Relax, an open bar does not have to kill a carefully planned wedding budget. Consider these four ways to save:

When you prepare for your wedding, be assured that it will be an enjoyable but hectic and potentially difficult task. Therefore it is advisable that you make a list of all the important things to remember and accomplish, such as the wedding budget, the guest list, invitations, and the caterer, just to name just a few. Really itemizing the important things that concern your wedding will help get you go through the wedding process easier and without any hitch. Decide on your guest list, caterers and florist.

Isn't amazing how many people you know once you start to add them all up? This is especially true when you are planning a wedding. You may have thought that your circle of family and friends was relatively small until you sat down and made a list of their names. Then, just when you take a deep breath, and say, okay we can handle a reception for 95 guests, the lists arrive from the bride and groom's parents. Suddenly, your reasonably sized wedding swells to a circus!