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When planning a wedding you really do need to have a budget to see at a glance what is owed and already paid. Most services require a deposit with final payment as the day gets closer. You shall find a number next to each service, this is to help determine where to keep your receipts, some brides use the simple old envelope with a number and all receipts go in the relevant numbered envelope and all attached to the budget. Sometimes simple works better, there may be few or many receipts, but you do need to be organised. We hope you find this budget planner useful. Download: WSSA-Budget-Planner-1(Editable Word Document) Below are links to more planners: Guest List Seating Planner Checklist Thank You List Emergency Kit Honeymoon Planner & Checklist Still need a few items, then visit Your One Stop WED Shop:   Just click here. MORE USEFUL INFO:  Articles & Blogs,   Best Suppliers by Category,   Best Suppliers by Region,   Inspiration,   Quotes & Sayings,   Special Offers ,  Tips,   Tools We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page.  Thank you.  

You are about to walk down the aisle and realise you are crying and didn’t wear waterproof mascara. You have dislodged your hair style. Someone gave you a kiss as you got in the car and you have lipstick on your cheek. These are little things which can happen and the idea of the kit is to be prepared with items that can help amend these unforeseen incidents. Firstly you will need to keep items in a makeup case or bag. Believe it or not but a fishing tackle box is a great idea, sturdy, many compartments and can be reused or sold after the event. Simply right click and save/download and the PDF file. You can print or save for later. Emergency Wedding Day Kit (280kb) CLICK below for more planners: Budget Planner Guest List Seating Planner Checklist Thank You List Honeymoon Planner & Checklist MORE USEFUL INFO:  Articles & Blogs,   Best Suppliers by Category,   Best Suppliers by Region,   Inspiration,   Quotes & Sayings,   Special Offers ,  Tips,   Tools We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page.  Thank you.   

This checklist may seem obvious, but with all you have been arranging it is easy to forget something and we think this will come in handy to make sure you have everything you need before you leave. Travel Insurance A must when traveling, either in Australia or Overseas.  You really do need to consider if you can’t afford Travel Insurance, can you afford to travel? Travel Insurance covers a number of things including: Injury Cancelled transport Accommodation Food And other items also (various policies are available) Find a policy to suit your budget YOU can safeguard your honeymoon, by obtaining Insurance. Passports, Documents and Itinerary Ensure your passport is valid and will not expire whilst you are away Make sure all visa’s and entry documents are in place for the areas you are traveling to Keep on hand the contact phone numbers and addresses of Australian embassies for any country you are visiting should you need assistance Take a photocopy of your passport and all contact details and keep them with you or in a safe place within the hotel should you need another copy It is always a good idea to give a copy of your itinerary, accommodation and […]

Here you can keep a record of Wedding Thank You notes and Wedding Gifts received. Simply right click and save/download and enter your information directly into the PDF (Download first. Entering directly in the PDF is not available when viewing in a browser). You can print or save for later. Thank You Template Form (150kb) Below are links to more planners: Budget Planner Guest List Seating Planner Checklist Emergency Kit Honeymoon Planner & Checklist MORE USEFUL INFO:  Articles & Blogs,   Best Suppliers by Category,   Best Suppliers by Region,   Inspiration,   Quotes & Sayings,   Special Offers ,  Tips,   Tools We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page.  Thank you. 

Congratulations on your engagement. You have a wonderful experience ahead of you. The planning of a wedding is as unique as the couple involved. From a simple wedding to an extremely elaborate wedding, they all take some planning. Simply right click and save/download. You can print or save for later. Wedding Checklist (350kb) Below are links to more planners: Budget Planner Guest List Seating Planner Thank You List Emergency Kit Honeymoon Planner & Checklist Still need a few items, then visit Your One Stop WED Shop:   Just click here. MORE USEFUL INFO:  Articles & Blogs,   Best Suppliers by Category,   Best Suppliers by Region,   Inspiration,   Quotes & Sayings,   Special Offers ,  Tips,   Tools Please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page.  Thank you.  

When it comes to looking back on your wedding photos there will always be at least one that makes you laugh or even cry…well we love the funny ones. If you have a funny image to share we would love to see it, so feel free to send it in….if you are brave. Here are some funnies that will make you laugh and possibly learn.  Enjoy. Still need a few items, then visit Your One Stop WED Shop:   Just click here. MORE USEFUL INFO:  Articles & Blogs,   Best Suppliers by Category,   Best Suppliers by Region,   Inspiration,   Quotes & Sayings,   Special Offers ,  Tips,   Tools We value your feedback so please feel free to leave a comment or review at the bottom of the page.  Thank you.

Weddings cost money, but you can still have the wedding you want but on a budget just by being creative or thinking outside the square. 1. Avoid Obligatory Invites How lovely it would be if you could simply invite everyone you know to your wedding, keep in mind though that each person will incur additional costs to your wedding budget. Try to invite close family and friends, remember that your strange neighbour down the road won’t be offended if they don’t make the cut. A lot of couples find that they begin with a ridiculously long guest list when first planning their wedding, try to avoid inviting people that you don’t know well simply because you feel obligated. To cut costs where you can, try inviting fewer people and making the event more intimate. Start by minimizing your list down by 20%, then another 20%. Then see if you’re happy with it. 2. Make your own invitations. It is possible to make very classy invitations on your own. There are websites such as Vistaprint that offer cheap wedding invitations you can order from the comfort of your home. You could also design your own invitations on an app such as […]

Welcome to the easy way to find an article.  Yes…no more having to scroll through pages of blogs and articles to find exactly what you want. Here is a list of all articles, by category, just find what you are looking for, click and read.  What could be easier. We are constantly adding articles, so pop back from time to time. Enjoy. Hair’s An Idea (oh that is so bad) Questions to ask your Cake Baker Beige & Ivory – What Do they Symbolise Black – What Does it Symbolise Blue – What Does it Symbolise Brown – What Does it Symbolise Gold – What Does it Symbolise Green – What Does it Symbolise Grey – What Does it Symbolise Orange – What Does it Symbolise Pink – What Does it Symbolise Purple – What Does it Symbolise Red – What Does it Symbolise Silver – What Does it Symbolise White – What Does it Symbolise 10 Tips To Planning A Budget Wedding Without Being Cheap Budget planner Keeping Your Engagement Ring on Budget Plan A Budget Wedding Without Being Cheap Why Buy A Pre-Loved Wedding Gown Flowers – How can I include them in my Wedding Flowers – Real […]

Pets are a part of the family so why not include them in your wedding ceremony. A you are having two legged guests why not have 4 legged or yes even more legs. Your dog, cat, horse or any pet can join in the celebrations as part of the bridal party or just as a guest. There are numerous outfits, collars, hats, headpieces available to dress them up so they look smart. It is a good idea to ask one of the guests or bridal party to care for them, just so they don’t disrupt the ceremony itself. Having your pet with you is a great photo memory and can be included in all wedding photos. Having them attend the reception is fine as long as the venue agrees. This is a definite MUST confirm prior to booking if you want to include your 2 or 4 legged friend. Obviously, if you are having a backyard reception it is much easier for your pets to be there. If your animal is very excitable maybe a few trial runs or obedience classes will help to keep them calm. Ways to include your pet, but you may have to improvise if not […]

When planning your beach wedding some things need to be considered: It is essential that the correct beach permits and council approval are in order Give careful consideration to the wedding outfits for all of the bridal party. A veil and long wedding dress will get covered in sand Consider having a wrap on hand should it be needed A speaker system may be required to ensure you guests can hear the ceremony over the waves and general noise Check that any chairs are secured prior to people being seated You may consider wearing your hair up if it’s a windy day It always pays to have an area when people are coming off the sand that they can brush sand of their feet. Maybe supply a few soft brushes to assist. The sun can be glary, so ensure you have spare sunglasses for those who forget Most beaches are public. If you want complete privacy then consider renting a beachfront restaurant or an ocean view private estate. Check there are no public events happening in the near vicinity Have a backup plan as the weather can be unpredictable Have a box of thongs or slip on shoes for guests […]