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This is Offbeat Bride's archive of budgeting posts.

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For those of you who won't have people shoving dollars down your dress, like Marissa here.

I love Empire cross-overs!

Offbeat Home has a great guest post, written by an Offbeat Bride, about the genius idea she and her partner developed to save money for their wedding.

Not only is Erica's method a great way to save money, but it also encourages you and your partner to ditch your bad habits, improve your living situation, and probably help your relationship as well!

Want more money and a cleaner home? Then head over to Offbeat Home to learn how.

Yes, almost everything having to do with gay marriage can run the gamut of SUPER complicated to not even legal. It's hard to get a break. But find out how sometimes being a queer bride can help you a super deal!

We know that you can NEVER have a shortage of budget-stretching ideas. I previously gave you these recession-friendly wedding budget ideas, but let's get food-specific in this installment, shall we? Here are 7 ways you can stretch your catering budget.

No bullshit: planning a wedding is MURDER on your wallet. It's truly ridiculous. I also want to help you! So here are a few ideas on how you can stretch your wedding budget as far as it'll go.

Wanna save up a ton of money, super fast? Offbeat reader Dora and her fiance have unlocked the secret. Would you believe it involves Lady Gaga, Lil Wayne, and neighbors wearing camouflage? It does, and it works!

Tribe member acbombshell wrote a pretty interesting piece on ye old tradition of the wedding dowry and how it's morphed into the tradition of the bride's parents paying for the wedding and the feelings and ramifications behind that tradition

Tribe member jamieg wrote a post-wedding planning update about not only what her wedding actually cost, but what it was actually worth. I thought it enlightening. -Megs

Lindsey & Nick's relationship began on an overnight trip to Seaside, Oregon, so it was only natural that they return to the Oregon Coast for their honeymoon. And they did it all on a micro budget!