Women Reveal The Best Advice For Planning The Ultimate Dream Wedding

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Jun 25, 2022 7:00 PM EDT

Every girl dreams about her wedding day from a young age at some point growing up. Thinking about what kind of food, flowers, music, aesthetic, and most importantly what the dress will look like. It can be so easy to get lost in the sauce with all of the small details that go into planning a wedding while also being on a budget. Oh yeah right, we forgot another important part (LOL), finding the right man to marry of course! Either way it always feels like the bride has more say about what goes into what the wedding will look like. Your wedding day is supposed to be so magical and special, but sometimes all it comes down to is the simple logistics of planning out all of the attributions for your special day. In todays Ask Women's post, some ladies shared their best advice while planning their own weddings. Here is some of the best advice we got when it comes to planning your wedding. 

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    Font - what are some of the most important things you learned when planning your wedding?
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    We don't know, haven't gotten that far yet in life. 

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    Rectangle - AlHazard33 - 16 hr. ago Don't let others pressure you. Make it small, do bold style choices for your own enjoyment. Don't care about what folks might gossip about. It's your day.
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    Facts, us ladies do better when we are decisive. 

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    Font - RedBeardtongue. 11 hr. ago We had 17 people at our wedding, including myself and my husband. We were able to splurge on excellent food and alcohol at a really awesome location because it was so small. We also planned it in 3 months! Highly recommend.
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    Font - pxluna - 16 hr. ago The only thing that matters is the food and booze. No one cares what color flowers or how much you spent on your dress. Feel pretty and have fun. Also, don't get a dress to fit into, get a dress that fits you.
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    Font - persistantcat 10 hr. ago While I agree for the most part, I'll say that 9 years later I still get happy when I think about my bouquet. I'm sure no one else cared or remembers it, but I'm glad I had one that made me happy (and to some extent my husband).
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    Font - darbyisadoll. 12 hr. ago 9 Oof. The photography one hits home. I had a perfect photo of the I do kiss when a family member fired a flash at the same time.
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    Font - tsh87.9 hr. ago I used to think like this until someone pointed out that a wedding ring is supposed to last the entire marriage. If you're lucky that's like 50+ years, maybe more if you're planning to make it an heirloom. You can't cheap out on something you want to last that long.
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    Smile - tsh87.9 hr. ago At the very least go to jeweler with proper warranty. I've gotten mine resized and cleaned at least three times since the proposal, all free.
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    Font - tsh87. 14 hr. ago A good litmus test for the guest list: For a wedding the general price comes to $60 a head. As you go through the list ask yourself "would I buy this person (or the spouse they're attached to) a $60 dinner on any other night?" If the answer is no, they don't need to be on the list.
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    Font - _neversayalways 14 hr. ago Keep your cards close. The second you start letting people in on your ideas, everyone will have a million and one ways you can do it better. You'll start second guessing what you really wanted to begin with. Before you know it, your event will be nothing like what you envisioned.
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    Font - PurpleWeasel. 11 hr. ago Remember that bigger and cheaper is also an option! If it's a choice between inviting everyone your fiance wants to have there and getting fancier food or whatever, most people will be happy to be included even if it means just having hamburgers or whatever.
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    Font - Booblesnoot2202. 53 min. ago I used the money my parents had set aside for the wedding on a house and it's worth double what we paid for it. Don't spend money on weddings. They are stupid.
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