Dream Wedding on a Dime: 7 Secrets for the Budget-Savvy Bride

Bobette Kyle

dec. 2013 · LinkUp Publishing

O tej e-knjigi

Getting married is like buying a house; it's a major milestone in life, and almost always, there is initial sticker shock. ("It costs how much?") Dream Wedding on a Dime; 7 Secrets for the Budget-Savvy Bride is for those who cannot afford the average cost of a wedding or want to spend less. You will find:

• 7 secrets that will equip you with a toolkit for getting the best value from every aspect of your wedding.
• Over 300 tips and ideas designed to keep both the dream and piggy bank intact as well as jump-start your own creative ideas.
• Each topic includes tips for saving on do-it-yourself (DIY), full-service, and blended options, plus how to decide which are the right choices for you.
• 7 ways your wedding funds can actually earn more money.
• A concise, to-the-point format designed to help you quickly and efficiently "get to the meat" of each topic and start saving.
• Links to updated blog posts, tutorials, products, inspiration boards, and deals on the author's website to help you learn more about a topic and easily find bargains.

To start you off on the road to savings, your first bargain is this ebook, value priced at half the cost of comparable books.

O avtorju

Bobette Kyle has owned and published the My Online Wedding Help website since 2006 and for more than 20 years has made planning and strategy, which most always involve financial constraints, her life's work. As an employee, she held several positions in charge of all areas of marketing planning and implementation, learning that breaking a project or goal into chunks and staying organized helped immensely. Her planning experience also includes authoring a book on marketing planning, as well as co-owning two planner companies. She used those deeply ingrained skills to develop the seven secrets and uncover ways to save money during wedding planning, which she shares in Dream Wedding on a Dime.

Bobette also loves finding bargains, probably due to her early days as a single mom working her way through college. The only thing that makes her happier than figuring out how to get a designer item for 70 percent off retail or completing a project for less money is sharing the way she did it.

Finally, like most people who are getting married on a limited budget, she didn't know all the wedding-related details when she started. For that reason, she has tried to take advice to the next step by answering the questions she had in the beginning and is sure many others have as well.