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With This Tech, I Thee Wed: How One Couple Created Their Dream Wedding For Under $10,000 The couple decided to forgo a wedding planner and rely, instead, on tech startups to orchestrate almost every aspect of the big day. |
Fast Company
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W Hotels Defends $3,000 Social Media Wedding Concierge: "To Some, This May Seem A Bit Over The Top" The typical American wedding has transformed over the last 100 years from a small, private event hosted at home into an all-night production that in 2012, on average, exceeded the median income. |
CIO
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For Better or For Worse What do you do when 2.4 million Web-savvy people in their 20s (with $50 billion to spend) fall in love? You introduce the gift-registry business to the Internet. And let the sparks fly... |
AskMen.com
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How To: Behave At Weddings Many men are unsure of how to be a classy guest so, whether or not you are actually the best man, follow these tips and prove that you are the "best guest" by practicing wedding etiquette. |
The Motley Fool
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Don't Marry Until March A stroll down the aisle doesn't have to mire you and your lovely in debt. A little creative thinking can cut your wedding tab 25% to 50%. Here are a few ways to save on your big day. |
AskMen.com
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Wedding Planning: Control Expenses Early Getting married is a huge event in a man's life. No one sets out to go broke on a wedding, yet many couples end up spending more on a wedding than they would on a starter house. |
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Marrying for Miles For a frequent flyer who looks at life through the lens of points and miles, planning a wedding presents a unique opportunity to strategize spending and reap the rewards of free travel. |
The Motley Fool
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June Wedding? Cancel It, Quick! A stroll down the aisle doesn't have to mire you and your lovely in debt. A little creative thinking can cut your wedding tab 25% to 50%. |
The Motley Fool
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An Amazonian Wedding A one-stop wedding registry on Amazon seems like a great idea -- and long overdue. This might help bolster some of the features that Amazon already has that are meant to help generate gift-giving ideas. |
The Motley Fool
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My Big Fat Cheap Wedding You don't have to spend $20,000 to have a memorable wedding. Tally your talents and those of your friends and family, and you'll find that a do-it-yourself wedding is within your reach, and your budget. |
