Just got married? What's your most impt advice?, Share your best planning lessons
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 Oct 9 2014, 09:07 AM
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Just remember this is the beginning of the road, not ending. So dont spent beyond your capabilities.
After marriage, you will most likely has less money to spent anyway, if you understand what I mean. |
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Oct 15 2014, 10:36 PM
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QUOTE(peachy88 @ Oct 15 2014, 09:32 PM) To be honest, no 1 will actually force you to buy more photos'..... One way is to take less shots. The more shots you took, the more likely you are going to add photo. Thats what happened to me too. Though the studio ppl will say It's once in the lifetime ma and bla bla bla..(it's their marketing strategies ok..) The key points normally fall back to the bride's decision.normally the groom will always go with the brides 1.. I suggest both of them do some online survey before they really going to the studio. Malaysianbrides is a good platform. P/S: Too much photos in the album doesn't really looks nice.If you really likes those photos, instead print and put in the album, it's better you ask for softcopies[  (b4 u sign the package)[/B] with the bridal shop.Good luck!  Personally men will find it way easier to lose photos, but its our wifes that kept going back and forth, wanting each photos. Anyway, the best way to decide is count the photos for those albums you find amazing and then compare it to what they were offering. What they showed you is the best thing but not necessary what you are going to get. This is how they earn your money. Go as low as possible like 3-4K and prepare like 50% more to accommodate for extra photos and special dresses rental. |
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