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Do it yourself wedding in a tent in any budget-have ideas?

I am planning my second wedding, and although I did not "want Hullaballoo that great as my first marriage, I would like an intimate wedding to celebrate the backyard finally find my true love. We have no budget, but they are very creative and talented artists who can do / do just about anything. My parents have a beautiful property and I can see to save some money for a tent and tables. I some ideas (details please) in decorations and food for maybe 50 people. I'm not making "whiteness". I am thinking of buying candles and glass containers cheap bulk and lots of paper lanterns when I can find inexpensive. String white lights, flowers etc are going to be a problem, I'm thinking garlands of tissue paper, cloth, that sort of thing. Any ideas about color themes, flowers, linens, like, Cheap / Nice to make decorations, and a way to reduce the cost of food would be great! I think the wedding will be late summer or fall.

Every wedding has a budget, high or low, there is still a budget. The question is yours you know ... based on what they have stated so far I think it's going to "as cheap as they can handle," he thought ... , Which is a mistake to do that many couples, let me explain why. With that philosophy in mind, you can pick up "economic" in Articles 30 stores and find out later the big day actually spent more than he needed 30 or maybe even for .... because the whole monitoring werent happened and if they fit into your budget. " SO ..... Step 1 - Make a budget (I promise, you will thank me for this later.) The way to determine this is to calculate what you have in savings that can bring comfort to their wedding, even with her boyfriend, then you need to know if anyone else will be contributing (I'm assuming that the two are probably on their own financially for this). Now you know what your base is. To add what everyone can afford to add comfort of your salary each month and on the number of months are going to do this. Thus, example: $ 200 in savings (which) $ 400 in savings (fiance ') $ 0 other contributions from its base $ 600 $ 50 per month (you) 12 months - $ 600 $ 50 per month (boyfriend) 12 months - total budget $ 600 - $ 1,800 2 - Shop around, be thrifty. * Looking for an officiant who will do it for little or no cost (for you can usually find one if you look hard enough). * Get flowers from your local grocer (or your own garden or a friend, if possible) and hand tie with a tape or go with silk flowers, if you prefer. You really only need these for your wedding party, especially if you have your wedding in the fall with the leaves to the decor! (That's what we're doing so well in fact) * If you want for your center tables, plan to rent! You can usually even cheaper rent to buy if you shop around (if you can not, then look at the dollar stores ... nobody will know if the flat glass vase with decorative marble wine Dollar Tree or a design store) Great centers are usually simple, but dramatic (which candles in glass tile in a mirror). * You can get the rings silver for about $ 25 for the pair (gold upgrade later when you can afford it) or go without rings at all. * Depending on where you live will leave cost between $ 15 (NE) to $ 65 (the highest I've seen personally) * For lunch reception, a barbecue or a meeting and keep everyone plate instead of a gift or have a "sub" sandwich (sausage of receipt) of a local supermarket, cut into smaller portions (usually very cheap) buffet is usually cheaper than sitting, because you do not have to pay labor but I would suggest hiring a few "servers" for your buffet to help limit the portion size * Limit alcohol or cut completely * Play your own music from a CD or MP3 player and has a set of member family as Master of Ceremonies (music playlists or change your order CDs by default, to announce that, in announcing the dinner and dance, etc.) * Print invites its own (as his artistic talent to better use!) * Have a friend or family member take photos for you * Are you Honeymooning? Think creatively ... off the phone, lock the door, get some candles from Nice, and turn your home into a retreat. Or if they are "outdoor activities" go camping and forget to say all where. Think of things that you havent done or seen in your area and become a tourist in your own town! Its amazing what you can get lost in your own "backyard butt. "Here are some sites to help you along:) http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/product.asp?order_num=-1&SKU=13103569&RN=85 http:// If you need further assistance www.orientaltrading.com/application?namespace=browse&origin=home.jsp&event=catalog&categoryId=377344&tabId=PartySupplies e-mail and I will do my best to help

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