Your Wedding Protection Plan.

Welcome to the latest issue of "Cheap Wedding Gems".

This e-zine will keep you up to date with all my latest tips and money saving ideas for your perfect cheap wedding day.

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Contents:

- Latest articles on my-cheap-wedding.

- Tip of the month.

- Final thought.

Your Wedding Protection

But what if the company in one of the suppliers to your wedding and you've already paid them for their services?

If you've paid them cash or by cheque or DEBIT card then you have a big problem as you're now just one of what’s likely to be a long list of creditors who are unlikely to get their money back.

The very nature of planning a wedding means you'll have to pay suppliers month’s ahead of your wedding (even if it's only a deposit or part payment). This becomes a bigger problem when you consider the number of suppliers required to make your wedding work.

Before long those deposits and part payments will mount up to a significant amount of money.

So how do you go about protecting yourself against this happening to you?

Use a credit card - by using a credit card you are protected. However the value of the goods or services must be from £100 - £30,000.

You are even protected for the entire amount of the goods or services if you use the card to just pay the deposit (provided it's over £100). The credit card company is then jointly liable for the entire offering you some more piece of mind and allowing you to worry about other things.

Latest articles on my-cheap-wedding.co.uk

Outdoor Wedding Venues.

Provided you're aware of the potential pitfalls and plan for them then there's no reason why you can't have a perfect outdoor wedding reception.

Tip of the month.

It's really easy to get carried away when planning a wedding. You go to a wedding fair or speak to a wedding supplier and get caught up in the romance and end up buying lots of little things that you're convinced you'll need.

Rather than falling into this trap do what I try to do before I buy anything. Stop and ask yourself the following questions:

1. Do I really need this or do I just want it?

2. Will I actually use it?

3. Is it within my budget?

If the answer to one or more of these questions is no then walk away and don't buy it.

Final Thought

Until next month...



P.S. Why not send this to a friend who is getting married, you might just save them a fortune!