According to the most recent national survey, the average cost of a wedding in the UK is now a jaw-dropping £32,273*. There?s no getting around the fact that that?s a lot of money. So it?s natural to want to figure out where you can cut back when you?re planning your big day.
I?ve been planning weddings for nine years now and I can tell you that amazing, blog-worthy weddings that your guests rave about for years can be created on a much smaller budget. Actually, the budget doesn?t have all that much to do with the overall amazing-ness of the day. The best weddings are the ones which are infused with personal details, creativity and the cost doesn?t have to get anywhere near that eye-watering national average for you to make that happen.
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The Five Things to Never Scrimp on at Your Wedding
(and how to save money on those things without scrimping)
But there?s some areas where scrimping is just a bad idea. A really, really bad idea. So here?s my round up of the five things I recommend that you never, ever scrimp on at your wedding, with a few tips of how you can save money on those things without regretting it later.
 
The Photography
This one is usually at the top of the list couples are happy to splurge on; and there?s good reason for that. Your wedding day, planned so carefully for months or even years will pass by in a flash. Any bride will tell you that. The photographs will be the memory of the day that you treasure for the rest of your lives. Your grand...