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The Bride Cuts The Cake… September 5th, 2008 by Sarah Null Wedding cakes have been a part of weddings for just about as long as brides, grooms, and even wedding etiquette. Did you know, for instance, that many hundreds of years ago, wedding guests each brought a small cake, which were stacked on the table in levels and layers.

1) Ask your caterer where you can cut corners – compare prices between a buffet and individual meals. If you caterer has been doing this for any length of time, they should be able to design a package that fits your budget. Don’t let your caterer talk you into going overboard.

Keep the number of individual and family portraits small - If you are hiring a professional photographer then you will probably want to limit the number of posed photos that you take. These types of photos really raise the tally on your photography costs.

Did you realize that the average domestic wedding with 100 guests emits around 6.5 tons of CO2?  Now add on the additional airline travel if you’re planning a destination event, and you’ll see why it’s so important to consider going “green” for your  celebration.  One cool way to offset your wedding

Robin Jeep And Richard Couey- The Super Antioxidant Diet and Nutrition Guide From The Oprah & Friends Radio Show with Bob Greene, 30 May 2008 The Super Antioxidant Diet and Nutrition Guide by Robin Jeep and Richard B. Couey A diet rich in antioxidants helps prevent cancer, diabetes, arthritis, excessive weight gain, and premature aging.

The cost of planning a wedding can quickly get out of hand. After all, who doesn’t want the very best for their special day? The good news is, it’s definitely possible to have your dream wedding without breaking the bank. Here are some tips to help you save money on one of your biggest potential expenses, the wedding dress.

With all the money spent on your wedding the last thing you want to do is break the bank on your honeymoon. You still want it to be a beautiful, romantic trip to remember though! Here are a seven ways to get the most out of your honeymoon without spending a fortune: Make a budget first - Traditionally

Creating a wedding registry is one of the best parts about getting married. (Besides the fact that you’ve found the love of your life, and you’re about to embark on your happily-ever-after.) Here’s the quick and simple guide to get the most out of your wedding registry with the least amount of stress:

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Chances are, the first thing you will want to do when you find out you are going to be married is to start planning! Whether you’re dreaming of having a large traditional wedding, or an intimate gathering of close family and friends, it can be easy to go overboard in the planning stages.