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Save Big During the Holidays
If you're engaged over the holiday season, you have some wonderful opportunities to save money on your wedding. From dresses to decorations, groom's gifts to engagement rings, here are some great ideas for saving big!
Online Seasonal Sales
Good now through the holidays, use these links to save on things you'll need for your wedding and honeymoon!
Stationary
- 50% off Holiday Cards at Vista Print! Plus, free 7-day shipping on orders over $50.
- Shop Minted's couples holiday cards.
Gifts & Favors
- Holiday Wine Baskets at Capalbo's Gift Baskets. Christmas Baskets Full of Wine, Champagne, & Gourmet Food!
- Planning an autumn wedding? See the elegant new fall favors at My Wedding Favors.
- Save up to 50% OFF on Bridal Party Gifts from HansonEllis
- Love is in the air for spring weddings. Visit The Knot Wedding Shop's Spring Wedding boutique.
EBay Holiday Hot List
All of these great wedding-related items happen to be "hot" during the holidays on eBay. That means plenty of price competition and great selection on stuff you need!
The Wedding Day
Engagement Rings
Apparel
Beauty Products
Bride's and Groom's Gifts
- Bracelets, Earrings and Necklaces
- Antique Handbags
- Pocket Watches and Wristwatches
- Flat-panel TVs
- Golf Clubs
- Sports Jerseys
Favors and Decorations
Store Holiday Sales
You'll find some incredible after-holiday markdowns on lighting, ribbon and other décor for your wedding at major home stores (think IKEA and Home Depot), fabric and crafts stores, and even your local drugstore. Look for materials you can use to make some of these items:
* Ring pillow (fabric, beads, ribbon, etc)
* Wedding veil (tulle, beads, etc)
* Decorations (ribbons, silk flowers and petals, candles)
* Invitations
* Place cards and thank-you notes (blank white cards and envelopes)
* Pew decorations (tulle, silk flowers, etc)
Finally, shop your local department stores for off-the-rack dresses. They're stocked to the gills with all shapes and sizes over the holidays. Think bridesmaids and mother-of-the-bride.
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