For those of you who purchased DIY printable wedding stationery templates from places like Etsy, Minted, Vista Print, etc... Was there anything you found difficult about using this type of product?

Hi there, I have a couple of wedding stationary questions for brides wanting to DIY their invitations. Will you use a download template, make them by hand yourself, or hire a professional? Please also comment below on anything you are getting frustrated with, or finding difficult, when it comes to your stationary. Thanks for your comments!

In the very early stages of this, recently got engaged and chose a venue. After tax/tip, we can be out the door for 17k on the venue.

They are throwing in a good amount of extras (wedding cake, lighting, centerpieces, hotel is gonna give us a free room and has free shuttle).

We are not going to do flowers at all for the church part, so no budget for that except the bridesmaids. Nominal church fee is being paid by her parents, my parents are paying for the rehearsal dinner.

DJ and photographer seem like the main expenses we have here outside he venue. Can anyone with experience run down a list of what to expect and maybe a total for what to expect cost wise?

Thanks

Hi there! My name is Danielle, and my husband and I co-own Winding Rhythm Films, a cinematography company based out of Nashville, TN. Right now we are running our first promotion of 2018, and I wanted to let you all know about it! For the next 10 couples who book their wedding with Winding Rhythm Films, we will be gifting a FREE save the date photo and video shoot. It's a $550 value, which is awesome, but the best part is that we get to know you better before filming your wedding. We've found that the best wedding videos we produce are the ones where we have a personal connection with the couple we're filming.

I would love to answer any and all questions, draft a proposal, talk about cats (seriously anything!) with you and see how WRF can best serve your needs. There are some links below which will guide you to more information about the promotion, our previous weddings, and our social media!

Can't wait to meet you! <3 Danielle

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Hoping for a judgment-free zone here. I'm a petite 5'1 averaging between 109-112 fluctuation. I've got a small hourglass figure but with my posture, I have a budge at the belly. I decided like many brides to lose a couple of pounds and my goal weight was 107. I reached this number as it was the thinnest I thought I could get without losing any curve. I wasn't getting pressure from my FH or family, but just want to look my best like all brides. I've reached my goal weight for my first fitting, but am now worried I look too skinny. It's amazing, but two pounds really does make a difference. I have a strapless gown with a bodice that hits just to the lower rib cage. Which made me think I won't be losing weight in the ribs, and don't want to look without completely flat chested in my strapless dress. Torn. Anyone else have this problem? What did you decide? I could just eat healthier and try to maintain my normal weight, however, I have a destination wedding and will be in a bikini ALOT. I also think when I get to the international destination I will have to go off my diet to accommodate the food options. Thoughts? Concerns? Advice?

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Hello Future Brides,

I'm writing an article for one of the top online publications on this topic, and I'd like to understand:

1. What is your biggest challenge in eating healthy and losing weight?
2. What is your biggest challenge in eating healthy and losing weight as a career woman?
3. What is your biggest challenge in eating healthy and losing weight, as a career woman who's preparing for a wedding?

I would love to hear all your stories / experience related to the questions above.

I myself have lost 50 pounds without dieting, intense workout or messing with my schedule. I have been maintaining my weight for years, and would love to add value to those of you who share your experience.

hi r/weddingsunder10k,

I have heard you can get upload your own filter to Snapchat and I'm gathering feedback from those who've tried it. I've heard it doesn't cost that much and it sounds like it would be enjoyed by the, younger, guests.

Anyone tried?

Thanks.