A clicky poll

pirategal03 · July 2011

I'm nosy. Please feel free to elaborate if you wish.

ETA: obviously you can answer this in the future tense if your wedding hasn't happened yet.

NcsuPsych · July 2011

We paid for it all by ourselves for the most part. DH parents took care of the RD which was a laid back gathering at our house

I kind of find it crazy that some will take loans out to pay for a giant party.

pirategal03 · July 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_north-carolina_clicky-poll?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:115Discussion:5e07560b-6a64-4dc5-88cd-f73225ec96ffPost:b4f2181c-418e-4178-aa0e-591dee280ba4">Re: A clicky poll</a>:
[QUOTE]We paid for it all by ourselves for the most part. DH parents took care of the RD which was a laid back gathering at our house :) I kind of find it crazy that some will take loans out to pay for a giant party.
Posted by NcsuPsych[/QUOTE]

Please see the second poll.

TinyTRex321 · July 2011

Personally I couldn't imagnie starting marriage in debt from a wedding.

HillShmill · July 2011

We LIVE our lives based on the "If you can't pay cash for it, you shouldn't buy it" rule. Our wedding won't be an exception. We haven't gotten to where we are now (bought our first home at 24 years old) if we didn't play it safe with money.

With enough leg work and lots of saving, we're putting on a really cool wedding for a decent budget ($10,000).

aleighk1 · July 2011

We are saving money from paychecks but we are also using money from our financial aid refunds.

NcsuPsych · July 2011

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_north-carolina_clicky-poll?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:115Discussion:5e07560b-6a64-4dc5-88cd-f73225ec96ffPost:90156e68-a0bf-4322-bb51-03ff8a0a6964">Re: A clicky poll</a>:
[QUOTE]We LIVE our lives based on the "If you can't pay cash for it, you shouldn't buy it" rule. Our wedding won't be an exception. We haven't gotten to where we are now (bought our first home at 24 years old) if we didn't play it safe with money. With enough leg work and lots of saving, we're putting on a really cool wedding for a decent budget ($10,000).
Posted by HillShmill[/QUOTE]

When we were house hunting, no one wanted to believe that we could (well, mainly DH) afford one at the time. DH bought the house at 21 :o) We try our best to live by that same rule (with the exception to our car, which the older one had to be done away with. It was a POS).

Beth0882 · July 2011

We put all wedding expenses possible on a credit card with 0% interest to keep track of spending...and had enough in savings to pay it off. Of course, then I quit my job so instead of paying the credit card off we thought it would be safer to have liquid savings accessible. So, we are technically in wedding debt, but have the money to pay it off if necessary.
However, we totally planned on charging the honjeymoon costs without being able to pay them off immediately.

jmp0930 · July 2011

I have a credit card that i've had since college. I've used it on art supplies like paint and other small items, but that was because I left my debit card on the kitchen counter. I paid off those items immediately and it was less than 100 dollars.

carolinagal78 · July 2011

I know its a no-no but I am taking out a loan. It wont be a large amt. I hate to do it but I've only got 64 days left and I know I cant pay for everything. In my defense I have had some unexpected expenses thrown at me in the last few months. I had car troubles and some wedding money was spent on repairs. Then I had more car trobles and ended up buying a new car. Its depressing but I have already scaled some things back. I'm not going to call off the wedding now.

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