Size Matters! Contrasting a Big Wedding with a Small Intimate One

In the world of love and marriage, the first big question is, of course, "Will you marry me?" Once that is settled, the next one is how to create a wedding that reflects both your dreams and your budget. Is your inclination toward sharing the momentous occasion with family and friends, or is it toward a profoundly romantic experience? Most newly engaged couples are surprised at the flood of opinions from every source about how they should marry. This may be the first time they stand as one against the onslaught of other people's ideas about their lives. 

It's a helpful exercise to think about how you want to feel after the wedding before you start to plan it. That involves lots of conversation about who you are as a couple, what you want out of life, and how you will manage your resources (especially if one is a big spender and the other is frugal).

Typically, large weddings are more expensive because more of everything is needed, from a larger venue to lots of food. Small, intimate weddings, with a reception or party later, can be more affordable because less is expected. Sometimes destination weddings can be less expensive because fewer people will come and typically pay their own way. Wedding planning is surprisingly difficult because there are endless options. Whichever way you go, Daniel Photo Pro will create photography that tells the unique story of your love in a deeply satisfying way.