Wedding Flowers.

Welcome to the latest issue of "Cheap Wedding Gems".

This e-zine will keep you up to date with all my latest tips and money saving ideas for your perfect cheap wedding day.

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Contents:

- Latest articles on my-cheap-wedding.

- Tip of the month.

- Final thought.

Cheap Wedding Flowers

If you give yourself plenty of time there's no reason why you can't have a go and if it's not for you then you'll still have enough time to get someone else to do it!

If this is something that appeals to you then you really need to start thinking about it early.

You'll need to start thinking about how you're going to do it and more importantly how you're going to learn. Not to mention getting in some practice.

Check out this video on making your own wedding bouquets to start and you'll find thousands more on the net.

Latest articles on my-cheap-wedding.co.uk

Wedding Guest Books.

They're Luxury Cars for Kent and they offer more than just wedding cars. In these difficult economic times they've diversified to include additional features to their services.

They can also offer wedding cakes, a chocolate fountain, flowers and even a wedding DJ.

It just goes to show that if you are savvy and do your research you can find companies who will go that little bit further and offer that little bit more in order to try and win your business.

Check out their page and if you know of any good value wedding suppliers that you're using tell them to send us their details so that we can share them with other brides to be.

Tip of the month.

Do you have Champagne taste but a Prosecco budget? If so don't worry.

Prosecco (Italian) and Cava (Spanish) are both very similar to Champagne but tend to be a little more palatable as they're less acidic and they're fruitier than Champagne. So you'll probably find that your guests may prefer these cheaper options anyway.

Plus they'll never know as they won't be pouring it themselves.

Final Thought

Until next month...



P.S. Why not send this to a friend who is getting married, you might just save them a fortune!