Cheap Wedding DIY Idea

Hello wedding bargain hunters,

Here's another great, money-saving tip for your wedding! This one is something you may not have thought of before and is definitely DIY.

Do you have a garden? If not, do you have a friend or family members that do? If you have a late summer wedding, consider planting flowers and seeds and grow your own flowers for bridal bouquets, bridesmaid bouquets, cake flowers, table decor, centerpieces, etc. And don't worry if something goes wrong and you come up short, it's simple to supplement with a few store-bought flowers!

This could be just what you need! Think about it, you can:

• Select flowers for their colors
• Plant them strategically so they'll be in bloom at just the right time
• Plant more than enough so you have plenty of extras
• Feel good about being eco-friendly with your wedding floral
• Mix and match as you desire
• Have a beautiful yard in the meantime!

Happy planting! Brought to you by www.NWweddingplace.com

Honeymoon Deal!

We found a great honeymoon deal today! Thought we'd share...

NEW! Save on All-Inclusive vacation deals. Air + 4 nights from $515!
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Save on All-Inclusive vacation deals. Air + 4 nights from $515! - Expires 5/26/09

For your honeymoon, all-inclusive is really the way to go. No worries...Just fun and relaxation! See you next time with our cheap wedding deal 'find'.

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DIY Wedding Invitation Tip

Looking for another money saving idea for your 2009 wedding? So many brides and grooms are searching for DIY wedding projects this year! Here's an idea for you -

DIY Wedding Invitations
Here are some ideas we have for getting a great deal on your wedding invitations!

1. Paper craft them. Get out your stamps, glitter, cutters, embossing guns, fancy scissors and get to work! Unique, pretty and fun.
2. Buy pre-printed cards. Use your fancy handwriting or calligraphy skills (or your friend's) to get 'er done. Not fancy, but it gets the job done!
3. Trade services with a printer. Know someone in the printing business? Can you (or a family member) trade services for some invitation printing? Just a thought...You never know.
4. Use a 'send-out card' service. Not super high quality, but send-out card services might be just what you need. For under $2 an invite (including postage), you could get basic cards made with your engagement photo on the front and wedding details inside.
5. Graphic design & print them yourself. If you have the right software, design skills and lots of ink...This could be for you!

Hope one of these ideas will work for you! Good luck...

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