The reception is probably one of the main events in a wedding. Couples find themselves having to pay for everything which makes it a heavy burden; however, having a dream reception can still be possible if the couple chooses to take a different approach by having their guests contribute with their talents and their support.
tn requin The first thing you need for your reception is a place to gather with all your guests. Check with your church parish, many parishes have a decently sized placed that can be used as a reception hall. This option will be a lot cheaper.
Talented relatives or friends can help you decorate your wedding hall. The savings will be great and they'll be flabbergasted when everyone compliments their creativity and artistic talents.
Having a reception at a relatives' backyard is a very practical and economical option. If your wedding size is on the small side, this is a great way to save money. You can add to your savings even more if you borrow chairs and tables from those you know.
Feeding the guests at your wedding is the most expensive part of getting married. Why not contemplate a potluck? In your invitation request a dish rather than a present. Maintain a list of dishes your guests will be bringing so you won't be short on food.
The food for your reception can be prepared by a relative, friend or acquaintance helping you eliminate the high cost of a caterer. Your loved ones including your bridesmaids and groomsmen will be more than happy to help you serve the food to your guests.
Many couples feel discouraged when planning their wedding because of the high cost of it, but with some innovative and resourceful people around you, a wonderful low budget wedding reception can be accomplished. Family members are always willing to pitch in and help with food, decorations, an area for the reception, etc... You don't need to fall deep in debt, make your wedding a family affair, you'll cherish the memories even more.
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