Is a wedding a project that someone should save for?

[eLdavis]

It's perfectly fine to save for a wedding if you can. However, if you can't, avoid spending excessively. A simple wedding can be just as meaningful.

Personally i think something simple and decent is a lot more classy compared to having a grand wedding.

 

[Trush Jodie]

I am already saving for my wedding. It is not something that I want to enter debts for. But I would not have a ceremony that is more than 60 people.

 

[wisdom01]

Well people save for weddings for different reasons. Most of the money gets burned in a single day, sure, but some stuff actually sticks around. We didn’t bother with a big event at all, we just budgeted for the parts that don’t disappear overnight. Photos, a small dinner, and my wife wanted her bouquet turned into something permanent.

Smart move, focusing on what truly matters and lasts, not just the fleeting celebration.

 

[Kera]

There are people that save for up to three years just to hold a wedding. And it is their wish. So it is fine.

 

[wisdom01]

There are people that save for up to three years just to hold a wedding. And it is their wish. So it is fine.

Fair enough, if it's their dream, why not?

 

[Fidelia]

There is nothing saving up to have a big wedding. But just that I can't spend too much on a one day event.

 

[Fire&Rain]

You should save for a wedding but not an over bloated budget. That doesn't make sense to spend excessively on a wedding b.

I think weddings are best when they balance celebration and practicality. Overspending on luxury or appearances often backfires. Planning and saving for a simple, elegant wedding keeps finances safe and reduces stress. The focus should be on starting life together, not on a lavish event that leaves you struggling afterward.

 

[wisdom01]

Weddings are about the union, not just the party. Prioritizing financial stability over lavish spending sets a stronger foundation for the couple.