Planning For The Big Day 101

Keep Your Wedding Budget Slim and Trim!

(He's Popped the BIG Question, But You Have A SMALL Budget)

Welcome to my class!

Welcome to Planning For the Big Day 101. This course is designed to assist you with establishing the blueprint for a beautiful, yet cost-effective wedding day.

First and foremost, I want to say congratulations! You will soon be joined together with the person you want to spend the rest of you life with!

While your engagement is exciting, you have a lot to think about in the coming months as you begin the planning process for making your day truly beautiful.

About Session #1

Session #1 consists of four one hour classes meeting on Saturday Mornings at 10:30 a.m. The next session will begin on October 14, 2006. Classes are ongoing, so it's never too late to register.

This course is truly unique because not only will you be taking away valuable resources to help you with the planning process, you will also have access to other individuals that are all focusing on the same goal.

Together we will build a knowledge base, resource pool and sharing of ideas unlike any other in the state of Michigan and you won't experience the limitations associated with working alone.

I am excited to have you as a member of the group and congratulations on your engagement! I promise you that your wedding will be one to be remembered!

WHY I TEACH THIS COURSE

I like beating the odds. The article to the right says that weddings will cost an average of $27,000 this year. What if you had access to the tools and resources to prove them wrong?

I did. As a newly married couple, my husband and I faced the same situation that many other engaged couples are facing. You just don't have that kind of money to spend.

With a little creativity, some sound project management and the right resources, I had what many people said was the most beautiful wedding they'd ever attended and a week long vacation in Maui, Hawaii for just under $7,000.00.

Now it's time for me to share my gained knowledge with others. Start thinking about what you can do with that extra $20,000.

Register For The Course

Please register for the course by completing the form on the register for this course page found on the menu in the upper right hand corner.

If you have any problems please email

mailto:rsvpbrooks@yahoo.com

Registration is $20.00 and is due in cash at the start of the first class.

In the News

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Bridal Spending Has Increased 100% Over Last 15 Years: 'American Wedding Study 2006' Reveals Average Wedding Now Tops $27,000

NEW YORK, Feb. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey entitled "American Wedding Study 2006," conducted by The Conde Nast Bridal Group, reveals that the average amount spent on weddings has increased to $27,852, up nearly 100% since 1990 when the average cost was $15,208. Over the last 15 years there has been a 400% increase in the number of destination weddings; the number of weddings per year has increased by 200,000 since 2000.