selectvenue A wedding is a ceremony where two people are united in a marriage, a bond of love. In the Indian tradition, it has been observed that the bride’s daughter spends his life savings to provide a lavish wedding. A wedding on a budget can seem difficult, but it doesn’t have to be. These 4 wedding ideas and inspiration on a low budget will make your wedding fancy without the hefty price tag.
- Combine the events
Indian weddings do not comprise of one event we have engagement, haldi, mehndi, sangeet, wedding, and reception. Combine haldi and engagement, mehndi and sangeet, wedding and reception. You can also cut short on the invites for the first four events, inviting your second and third relatives is a dream of traditional Indian parents which you cannot avoid that can be fulfilled during wedding and reception.
2. DIY the decorations
A white sheet with a few garlands on it can lit up a normal terrace wall where you can have the haldi ceremony. There are so many ideas to decorate a small place. During the evening events, even candles and rose petals create an atmosphere of love and warmth. We hope these 4 wedding ideas and inspiration help you.
3. Stay vocal for Local
Get your lehengas and sherwanis stitched from a local store. There are so many design ideas on the internet and you can get it stitched with some changes or exactly the same and no one would know a difference. Get a trial kurta and a blouse stitched first and then confirm on the tailor. You can get the cloth from wholesale shops and they have unique pieces as well. There are many companies that rent designer outfits and jewelry which is worth a try.
4. Choose a venue close to your house
Without realizing most of the wedding budget is allotted to the venue and the living arrangements which can get expensive so selecting the right venue is an important task. That amount can be saved if the venue is close to the house. As you can see in the image if you select the open ground venue you can save a lot. When it comes to food instead of having a variety of cuisines stick to Indian cuisine. Do not forget to go “Vocal for local” wherever you can, even for decorations and caterers.
