How to Create a Wedding Budget

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How to Create a Wedding Budget
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Plan Accordingly

• A million rupee question about spending thousands
  of rupees! Creating a budget for a wedding is
  definitely not that easy!
• If you have ever married, youll swear by me that
  its a fact! And I swear this is surely not
  something that Im portraying as a problem, so
  that I get something to post a blog about!
• These are a few important things that you should
  double check, if you want to make the
  budgeting the least troublesome

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How much can you shell out?

• Wedding is hell of an expense in India and it
  takes more of your time n energy than you
  anticipate!
• The sheer thought of redoing it will keep you
  away from finding the souler mate if you discover
  that whom you felt was your soulmate is not
  really one! Be sure if you want to get married in
  the first place!

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Now drill down

• Once you get a feel of how big the wedding is
  going to be and how much you can shell out, get
  into the nitty gritty of it.
• Get an idea of how many people you are inviting
  for wedding and reception.
• Decide who matters to you and those for whom you
  matter!
• Add their families. Add the families of those
  who attended your parents wedding. Thats the
  minimum. Miss this, and its a blasphemy!

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 Now Drill Downer

• The average breakdown of budget for different
  wedding services gives you an idea of how much to
  allocate for various items
• It includes venues, photographers, food and
  amenities

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Pick vendors

• Depending on the crowd, look for venue. Some good
  mandapams dont allow Non-Veg. Mandapam Vs
  Non-Veg is a tradeoff that people have to make
  nowadays. If the wedding is in a banquet hall,
  its not an issue.
• Decors Takes a major chunk of the budget and
  people realize it only when the pick vendors.
• Caterers might suggest too many items. Less,
  awesome items are always better than more, ok-ok
  items.

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Conclusion

• Walk the aisle and live happily ever after!
• Check the balance sheet of your wedding budget.
  It always reminds us how ugly we are at financial
  planning.

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Thank You ! !