how much did your wedding cost?
#42
Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
I am a softie me, always have been.
Your are actually, but that's not a bad thing mate, rather that than a loud mouth like Butch..
#43
I can't believe all you blokes wearing rose petal glasses, bet you all read mills and boon and womens weekly roflol
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
#44
Originally Posted by Mitsy FQ
I can't believe all you blokes wearing rose petal glasses, bet you all read mills and boon and womens weekly roflol
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
Nowt wrong with Mills and Boon..
Stop being so pesamistic anyway....
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Originally Posted by Mitsy FQ
I can't believe all you blokes wearing rose petal glasses, bet you all read mills and boon and womens weekly roflol
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
#46
We did it on the cheap, but i would never change it,
the wedding itself was about £1000 all in (ok another £3500 for the 2 weeks in jamaca where we got married )
and reception when we got back must of been about £1500 tops i recon, Its good to know people in the know
the wedding itself was about £1000 all in (ok another £3500 for the 2 weeks in jamaca where we got married )
and reception when we got back must of been about £1500 tops i recon, Its good to know people in the know
#48
we get married 11 weeks this saturday, and our budget is 2.5k and managed to get everything for that price, were having 1 reception with a cold carvery, registry office ceremony and called in lots of favours which has saved us a fortune
we have got 4 days in Dublin afterwards included in that price, going on proper honeymoon about March next year when Lee has enough holidays at work
we have got 4 days in Dublin afterwards included in that price, going on proper honeymoon about March next year when Lee has enough holidays at work
#49
Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Weddings to me are not only about making a vow to the girl you love, but also about having all your favourite people in the world get together for a big meal and party and to get some good memorable pictures of you all together having a great time. That sadly doesnt come particularly cheaply if there are a lot of people involed.
I havent done final sums but my wedding must've been circa £18k then the HM was £3600
Matt i'll call you about yours....
#50
Originally Posted by Mitsy FQ
I can't believe all you blokes wearing rose petal glasses, bet you all read mills and boon and womens weekly roflol
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
Some of you are moaning at 10 k for a wedding let me assure you that is cheap compared to the divorce you may have later and your wedding day will be a forgotten memory
#52
plenty of ways to save money, ive made all of our invitations by hand, and the favours, best mate is a dressmaker so bridesmaids dresses have cost me about £50 for the 2 got my dress at an exceptionally good price, our photographer happens to be Lees cousin, so thats knocked a large chunk off our outgoings, Weve got family doing the cold carvery reception, which has saved us an awful lot more
At the end of the day, its not how much you spend on the wedding, its the marriage afterwards that count, and unless you have a spare 20k sitting about doing nothing, i really cant see why anyone would spend so much
Its showing your love and commitment to each other,not seeing who can have the most impressive overdraft or credit card bill
£1000's spent doesnt = perfect wedding, its the people and the atmosphere that will make it
At the end of the day, its not how much you spend on the wedding, its the marriage afterwards that count, and unless you have a spare 20k sitting about doing nothing, i really cant see why anyone would spend so much
Its showing your love and commitment to each other,not seeing who can have the most impressive overdraft or credit card bill
£1000's spent doesnt = perfect wedding, its the people and the atmosphere that will make it
#54
I went to the smallest wedding on wednesday there where six adults and 4 kiddies. Bride and groom, two witnesses and me and my wife where doing pictures and filming. Then went for a meal at the harvester for the early bird menu
Thats gotta be the cheapest!
Thats gotta be the cheapest!
#55
Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
I went to the smallest wedding on wednesday there where six adults and 4 kiddies. Bride and groom, two witnesses and me and my wife where doing pictures and filming. Then went for a meal at the harvester for the early bird menu
Thats gotta be the cheapest!
Thats gotta be the cheapest!
#56
Originally Posted by miss npo
Do i get a prize for the cheapest one ?? about £1000 mine , it would of been cheaper if i had my way i would of just fucked off to greta green on done it, but it wasn't fair on my mum to just do that , i really can't see the point in spending thousand's on a wedding , i would sooner have something to show for my money not just a memory of a wedding day
there were 12 guests in all but my old man knew everyone who needed to be asked a favour
i got married for £13k
there were around 200 people for that one and i called in a lot of favours as my uncle is the head priest at the local temple so he did it for free and pulled a few strings to get the hall booked and stuff, foos was great at only £18/head while other places started from £22/head and it wasn't exculsive either for the hall as they had 3 other parties booked in at the same time
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Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
I went to the smallest wedding on wednesday there where six adults and 4 kiddies. Bride and groom, two witnesses and me and my wife where doing pictures and filming. Then went for a meal at the harvester for the early bird menu
Thats gotta be the cheapest!
Thats gotta be the cheapest!
I'd try and beat the above though, harvester is a bit dear, I'm sure we could get in a wetherspoons
#59
I had around 60 people at my reception, mainly family and a few friends. I just told everyone I knew there was an open invitation and just to turn up. Not many of them did so I knew who my REAL friends were after that.
Not that I gave a shit at the time
Not that I gave a shit at the time
#60
we got married nearly 2 years ago, did the whole lot in mauritius, just told everyone we were going and if you wanted to come where we would be, we paid £7500, that was two weeks all incl in two differant 5* hotels was mega, then a massive party when we came back at a local hotel for all the people who couldnt make mauritius, great value for money, and great weather.
if you count the money the people spent who cam to mauritius ( was 16 of us in total ) then its was £34k - but we didnt pay for them so not our cost, wouls have been quite happy on our own
if you count the money the people spent who cam to mauritius ( was 16 of us in total ) then its was £34k - but we didnt pay for them so not our cost, wouls have been quite happy on our own
#61
Well, never mind the cost, I think most of you are rushing into it.
Ms B and I have been together for 8-years now and I don't feel quite ready yet.
When it does come to it, I might go for one of those Las Vegas drive-thru jobbies. Infact, there's a great idea for a business venture, then I get mine for f*ck all!!
Ms B and I have been together for 8-years now and I don't feel quite ready yet.
When it does come to it, I might go for one of those Las Vegas drive-thru jobbies. Infact, there's a great idea for a business venture, then I get mine for f*ck all!!
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#63
im with christian on this one
ive been with nikki for about 7 years maybe 8 and we live together though we done that after the first 3 days and have a kid together but not sure about it
these days its too easy to stray/leave the partner than it used to be for that reason fuck would i spend that sort of cash
if we was to get married it would be a small thing in rome with very few people around me and done like wazzer said,, opened invite and see who ya mates are as tbh,,,,, even your best mates can fuck you over at times
good luck to all that do it and fair play,,,, but id rather it was about "us"
besides i think its pointless getting married if you already live together,,,,, wont be as special as its ment to be IMO even though theres more chance you will stay together
ive been with nikki for about 7 years maybe 8 and we live together though we done that after the first 3 days and have a kid together but not sure about it
these days its too easy to stray/leave the partner than it used to be for that reason fuck would i spend that sort of cash
if we was to get married it would be a small thing in rome with very few people around me and done like wazzer said,, opened invite and see who ya mates are as tbh,,,,, even your best mates can fuck you over at times
good luck to all that do it and fair play,,,, but id rather it was about "us"
besides i think its pointless getting married if you already live together,,,,, wont be as special as its ment to be IMO even though theres more chance you will stay together
#64
well i thinkmarriage isnt an experiment or somethin. its when u find the right one. the divorce thingy isnt my type
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#65
I am getting married next September and am planning on spending 10k+ for my half alone, the caterers, marque, dress,s honey moon, presents the list goes on and on,
I think Stu summed it up perfectly a time to celebrate with friends and family and i dont begrudge a penny even though l want a stroker engine
Mike
I think Stu summed it up perfectly a time to celebrate with friends and family and i dont begrudge a penny even though l want a stroker engine
Mike
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#69
im getting married in 2009 an were saving money by getting married at my work an having the reception there, my dads best friend in going to do the photos, my dad has loads of classic cars so were going to us them for the wedding cars and im getting my dress from America so it going to be cheeper
#70
I'm gettib married n 2009, in the reception is booked and thats over 4k! As stu said its all about a day with family and friends and i'm really lookin forward to it!
On a side note, did anybody bring their own motors to their wedding? Ribbins down the bonnet etc???
On a side note, did anybody bring their own motors to their wedding? Ribbins down the bonnet etc???
#71
Originally Posted by scotty4130
On a side note, did anybody bring their own motors to their wedding? Ribbins down the bonnet etc???
that wot were doin weve got a few clasic cars and were goin to use them it will save a lot of money
#74
Originally Posted by Captain Mike
I am getting married next September and am planning on spending 10k+ for my half alone, the caterers, marque, dress,s honey moon, presents the list goes on and on
#75
Originally Posted by Bobby Singh
Asian weddings cost a bomb - mine was around 30k both sides inc honeymoon
damn relatives eh, most of the 200 people at my wedding were related to me in some way shape or form, i think there were only about 30 people who wern't, but i did have my dads mate come along, who bought his son to the do to, he was a relative unknown then but didn't perform as he was up on stage the next day at the mela, and then we spotted him on top of the pops a few weeks later
#78
3k. Witch in law made bridesmade dresses, lindsay made the cake. Biggest spend was her dress. Then rest on church and reception/night do. Honeymoon was the biggest cost as that was for US not every fooker else who you hardly ever see
#79
Originally Posted by Bobby Singh
dojj - LOL we had a shocking number of people at our wedding figures went over 800..but like u say i only knew 40%
i was like "wtf is she on? give me that money"