Articles: Newlywed

Family Budgeting with Coupons Adulting is hard, even when it's filled with great things. Nothing brought me to that sense faster than having $36,000 in student loan debt and working my dream job while being newly married, a new homeowner, and – the cherry on top – having a baby…

One Budget, Two Weddings Our original outline and budget for the wedding put us at $15k-$18k. We decided to elope first. We assumed it would remove pressure off the bigger event and encourage us to keep it affordable. Because we were already married. Right? And how could I say…

Keep your wedding budget and planning on track with this definitive guide to all the things you may need to pay for and do... The Wedding Essentials Hire a wedding planner Ceremony location Reception venue Guest list Engagement photos Register on wedding planner website (The Kno…

Getting married is one of those major stages in life. You find that special person to live with, share your life with, and maybe even start a family with. It's a partnership in every aspect of life, including finances and money management. Too often you hear people utter that in…

What's Next Now that You've Said 'Yes'? Planning for a wedding can be very exciting, but can also be extremely overwhelming. A combination of endless details, deadlines, stress, and a big price tag all come with the preparation in making your Big Day something special. The avera…

There are many ways to pay for your wedding day, but many times family and savings simply aren't enough. No matter the size of your budget, the one constant is where your cash will come from. While it was customary for the bride's parents to foot the bill in the past, most coupl…