I have a budget but I'm unsure how to keep to it?

I have a $10,000 spending limit that I can't go over and if I do I have to push it back a year, how do I keep it under my limit? The wedding is already to far away in time for my liking :(

Question Asked: 8/02/2017

Wedding Date: 8/02/2017

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Tie The Knot Wedding and Events

(0) · Sydney, Penrith, Blue Mountains and Surrounds

Posted: 10/02/2017

Dear bride to be , Having a wedding planner can help you stay on tack of budget Also look at hiring different items instead of buying things that will just sit there once the wedding is done Good luck x

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BELLS N WHISTLES EVENTS

(3) · Servicing Sydney and Surrounding Areas

Posted: 10/02/2017

<p>Self control and a strict line item by line item spreadsheet.</p><p>I separate everything out in my couples budgets - </p><p>Photographer</p><p>Venue</p><p>Hair Stylist</p><p>Makeup artist </p><p>And then I have 5 columns. </p><p>1. Estimate (you might not be able to estimate)</p><p>2. Actual (the actual costs coming in </p><p>3. Paid</p><p>4 Outstanding</p><p>It's the way I stick to my couples budgets</p>
Simone Ross wedding consultant

(2) · Newcastle / Hunter Valley / Port Stephens and surrounding areas

Posted: 9/02/2017

<p>Hi Bride to be,</p><p>Best advice I can give is to write everything into a spreadsheet so you know what you have spent or will need to spend.</p><p>Another good idea is if you find a beautiful centre piece that you like, see if you can create it without a company (e.g buy items from cheap shops - they do have some items)</p><p>If you need further help or would like us to take a look over your budget, please do not hesitate to send us an email happy to help!</p><p>Hope this helps</p><p>Kind Regards Simone - Elegant Dream Wedding &amp; Events</p>

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