No big surprise that the girl who wrote about how to have a wedding for $500 is a cheapskate, but I'm also practical. I don't mind spending money if it's something I need and I'm getting a valuable service or product for my money, however, I am also a big fan of prioritizing. My parents and my husband's parents were very generous and paid for all of the big stuff we needed at the wedding. I soon realized though that the little leftover detail stuff was going to add up fast and make me very very broke.
So the day before my wedding, I was short on time and cash and needed to prioritize. I ran errands for about 12 hours straight (no joke) and did everything from buy shoes to make the wedding programs. I got my hair cut, I bought a bra, I made a million phone calls and then had to zoom back over to the hotel to shower and dress for the groom's dinner (which I was 45 minutes late to). At the end of the night, I still had a long list of things to do. At midnight, I looked down at my hands and realized I needed a quick manicure. So there I sat, in the lobby of the hotel, applying fake nails and polish to my fingertips. I don't recommend this.
What I absolutely do recommend is doing your own manicure. Why not gather all your girls together and make a night of it! Some cheap wine, music, gossip, and nails. Fun!
Click on the link below to get a quick set of directions with pictures on how to do a professional manicure on yourself. If you have a little extra money, maybe treat yourself to a manicure set like the one pictured.
Quick, easy, cheap - I love it.
How to Give Yourself a Manicure | eHow.com
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