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Avoid Peak Season - You probably know this already but most weddings take place between May and October when the weather's warm. By opting to get married during the quieter months, you'll save across the board, from the limos to the reception hall and the photographer.

Bring the Dress Down to Size - Many brides end up spending thousands of dollars on their dress after alterations are complete. But you can get the same look for a whole lot less by shopping a little smarter. Most dresses are available in cheaper fabrics and using say, satin instead of imported silk could cut the cost by nearly two-thirds. Try shopping sample sales and outlets to find the perfect dress a lot cheaper and keep in mind that taking in a dress is a lot cheaper than taking it in, so you may opt to purchase one size bigger.

Go Green - On the invitations, that is. Sending out six-piece invitations isn't only outdated, it's detrimental to the environment and your budget. Try to keep your invitation to a single sheet, which will save on paper and postage costs.

Think Seasonal Blooms - Are any of your guests really going to know which flowers are in season? Probably not, so stick to seasonal blooms instead of importing blooms. Talk to your florist- they will be able to give you recommendations as to what types of flowers are in season depending on when you're getting married. Here's another tip: use lots of green! Lush, green fillers are a beautiful and very inexpensive way to create verdant, dazzling centerpieces without blowing your entire budget.

Cut Down on the Cake - One company says that many brides make the (costly) mistake of overloading on sweets. After a long night of drinking and eating, your guests are likely not going to eat that much dessert- some may even skip it all together. So stick with serving cake instead of a full dessert spread.