wedding package - Royal wedding on a low budget

Royal wedding on a low budget
1. Elegant DECORATION.
* Chair covers and sashes.
* table covers and Centre pieces.
* Full drapery
* lightsings
* Creative stage set up.
* Aisle and stage rug.
* 2 car decorations for bride and groom.
2. CAKE
Cakes with exotic tastes
* 4teirs cake with cuts off for your guests
3. MAKEUP
* makeup for the bridal and the bridesmaids
4. Gorgeous ushers
5. DJ/MC services
6. Small chops and cocktails
Make your guests feel important,treat them special with exotic taste of small chops and cocktails like
cocktails :- *Chapman. *Screwdriver * smoothie *Salty Dog. *Miami ice tea * Sea Breeze. e.t.c
Small chops : - Spring rolls *Samosa *puff puff. *Mosa *Gizzard *Prawn *Chicken kebab *BBQ chicken
And many more
7. FOOD For Your GUEST.
* fried rice and Jollof rice.
* swallows(semolina, Amala and Pounded Yam)
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the wedding photographer

My Wedding Budget :- (the photographer)

‪#‎story by ‪#‎photographer - Mr Adebayo Oyewale

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This is incredible,that is to you,not me, yeah I know what I'm saying cause I knew it from the start, I mean wedding planning on a low budget is possible even in the photography aspect, but I can't write about myself so on that note I invited one of Moment Weddings And Events in house photographer Mr Adebayo Oyewale to write out the important of a top professional photographer to your wedding even on a low budget and how to hire a photographer on a low wedding budget.

You Need A Photographer !!! So Hire One Now.......

Out of all the wedding vendors you will to hire, a photographer is often the most important. While the makeup artist and the ushers could be long forgotten in years to come, the photos will still be watching you from the sideboard or hanging on the living room wall.

These four easy steps to hire a photographer will help to make the process of finding your perfect photographer easier:

Step 1: Set the date
There is little point in researching or contacting wedding photographers until you are sure of your wedding date, and you have a good idea of the area you would like to get married in even if you haven’t booked the venue. The first criteria for a wedding photographer is that they are available on your wedding date, so get a date in the diary first.

Step 2: Surf the internet
Try to find as many wedding photographers in your venue area as possible, and look at each of their online store their photography style, their prices.
Discuss the type of photography you want to have with your fiance. You may decide you want traditional group photos, modern reportage shots, or contemporary pictures, or you may want a mixture of all three. Even if you think you know exactly what you want, you often end up just following your gut instinct when you see an image that you love on a photographer’s online store.

Step 3: Make a shortlist
Narrow the possibilities down to two based on availability, style, quality, and price. Make an appointment to see each one to discuss your needs further and to have a look at printed samples of their work.
One of the main things to consider in these meetings is whether you are comfortable with the photographer as you will be spending a great deal of your wedding day with them. Make sure the person you meet on the day is actually the photographer that will be at your wedding.
Try to view an entire wedding album for an actual customer, rather than a selection of individual shots from various weddings. This will give you a better idea of how consistent the quality of the photos is, and how the photographer covers the whole wedding day. Make sure you are happy with the quality of the printed products and that they suit your personal style.

Step 4: Book a pre wedding shoot
When you have chosen your preferred photographer from the top two, you will need to hire them and pay a deposit to reserve them for your wedding day. At this time it is a good idea to book a pre wedding photo shoot for you and your fiance to get to know the photographer and to get some great shots of the two of you before the wedding.

YES I Will

YES I Will
‪#‎yesiwill‬‬ 
‪#‎story‬‬‬ by ‪#‎Mr‬‬‬ ‪#‎Ajibade‬‬‬ adebisi
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This ‪#‎article‬‬‬ is not a ‪#‎wedding‬‬‬ ‪#‎proposal‬‬‬, it all about the ‪#‎bride‬‬‬ and‪#‎bridesmaids‬‬‬,
‪#‎Congratulations‬‬‬! You’ve been asked to be someone’s bridesmaid and your ‪#‎mission‬‬‬, should you choose to accept it, will it be one filled with joy,‪#‎celebration‬‬‬ and plenty of (hopefully happy) tears! However, while being a bridesmaid is undoubtedly a special ‪#‎honour‬‬‬, there are a few questions you really should ask before saying ‪#‎yes‬‬‬!’
‪#‎Weddings‬‬‬ are lots of fun but they’re lots of ‪#‎work‬‬‬ involves too – and they can be ‪#‎expensive‬‬‬, especially for those in the ‪#‎bridalparty‬‬‬. So, before you commit yourself to a potentially time-‪#‎consuming‬‬‬ and#expensive‪#‎experience‬‬‬, it’s wise to have a ‪#‎chat‬‬‬ with the bride about her#expectations before you accept her offer.‬
The #role of a #bridesmaid isn’t just about putting on a #pretty #dress and standing #next to #thebride in photos. In #Ancienttimes the #concept of bridemaids sprung from #brides who would have #assistance from their maids to help them get ready on their #weddingday. In #Ancient #Romebridesmaids were chosen to help protect the bride from evil #spirits by#wearing similar clothing so that the spirits couldn’t tell who the bride was.
These days #bridesmaidsduties don’t revolve around being #securityagainst evil spirits, and instead their #duties involve tasks like helping the bride choose the #bridesmaidoutfits, helping with the #prewedding #eventssuch as the #bridalshower, and helping the bride get ready on her wedding#day.
The Maid of Honour is considered the bride’s right hand and, therefore, has slightly more responsibility than the other bridesmaids. The Maid of Honour’s duties involve helping the bride with the planning process and coordinating events in the lead up to the wedding day, as well as tending to the bride on the wedding day.
The Maid of Honour will help fix the bride’s gown and veil throughout the day and will carry her bouquet for her during the ceremony. The Maid of Honour is, traditionally, also the only bridesmaid to act as a witness of the marriage and sign the marriage certificate.
Will I have to #pay for my #dress?
That depends on the #couple #gettingmarried. While some brides would never ask their #bridesmaids to pay for their #dresses, #accessories or hair and #makeup, others feel it is more than acceptable. Costs can become an issue if the bride selects an #outfit which is very #expensive – or something the bridesmaid won’t ever wear again, as this can result in some #uncomfortable #conversations.
If you will be #expected to pay for any bridesmaid-related gear – and you won’t be able to afford it – or don’t want to spend the #money, #politely decline. It can be #awkward but it’s better than finding yourself lumped with a huge bill you can’t afford.
How much #time am I expected to #commit?
That #depends on whether you’re a #bridesmaid or a #MaidofHonour – and what the #bride needs done.
If your bride is having your #dresses made then you may be required to attend multiple fittings, some of which may require travel . Some brides may request #weekly or #monthly #gatherings with their bridesmaids, and this can be a dilemma for #bridesmaids who live far away. Your bride may also have many events leading up to the #wedding such as an #engagement #party, bridal shower and Hen’s party/weekend, or any #bridalparty activities, day trips or pre-#wedding getaways.
If you feel that you won’t have much spare time to commit then you may have to be #honest with the bride and tell her, rather than accepting the role of #bridesmaid only to then have to decline attending some of her #events or #activities. To save any #future heartache or misunderstandings it may be best to ask the bride what her #expectations are before you #commit to being her bridesmaid.
Will you be asking me to change anything about my appearance?
Some brides may request their bridesmaids to grow out their hair so they can wear their hair in an up-do, or they’ll ask bridesmaids to remove piercings and/or cover tattoos for the wedding day . In extreme cases some brides even go as far as to ask their bridesmaids to gain/lose weight, cut or colour their hair and insist they get
spray tans or certain beauty treatments for the wedding day.
Before you accept the role of bridesmaid ask the bride if there is anything she will want you to change about your appearance so you know in advance and are comfortable with her requirements. Hopefully she doesn’t
demand anything too outrageous like this particular ‘bridezilla’ , and if you aren’t comfortable with her expectations at least you have the chance to politely decline her offer before you’re locked in.
Who else is in the bridal party?
This question may not apply to everyone, especially if you are related to the bride as you will know who her nearest and dearest are and, probably, like them. However, this may be worth asking if you know the bride is friends or acquaintances with certain people you don’t feel comfortable around or you don’t get along with.
Other fantastically awkward situations could include one of the groomsmen being an ex you don’t get along with or your current partner’s ex. Whatever the case, if you feel this applies to you it’s definitely worth asking the question before you find yourself spending all of the wedding events avoiding certain people.
Do I have to say ‘yes?’
No, you don’t .
Maybe you aren’t very close with the bride and you aren’t sure why she asked you to be a bridesmaid, maybe you are very shy and don’t feel comfortable being the centre of attention at an event like a wedding, or maybe you don’t have the time or
money to dedicate to the position.
Whatever the reason, if you feel that you can’t or shouldn’t accept her offer, it is best to be very honest with her. Tell her how you feel and why you feel that way, and hopefully if she is a true friend she will understand.
While it can be a lot of work, being a bridesmaid is an honour and is lots of fun. If you’ve been asked to be a bridesmaid and you’ve asked your bride these questions, at least you know that you can happily and wholeheartedly commit yourself to the experience and create fantastic memories that you will no doubt treasure for years to come.
How to choose your bridesmaids
There are many factors that go into choosing bridesmaids. There’s friendship, family ties, sentimentality, returning the favour or even doing the right thing. And they’re all important to consider, in varying degrees.
But the big question you want to ask in making final selections is this: “Do I want these people to be the ones standing with me at the altar as I get married? And am I confident they will support me along the way.” If the answer is yes, you’re in a winner circle.
How to choose your chief bridesmaid 
When it comes to choosing a , sisters and best friends are the obvious candidates. After all, you need somebody who knows you intimately, who you trust and who can also bring you back down to earth on the odd occasion you need it. Plus, they’re going to be a patient right-hand gal when wedding responsibilities add up or you get overwhelmed and need tissues, or even a hug.
As well as love and trust, time availability is an important factor to consider. When the groom isn’t free – or even when he is – you’re going to want the chief bridesmaid to join you for activities such as cake tasting or venue hunting, on top of usual responsibilities ranging from dress shopping to planning celebrations such as the bridal shower. So if one of your besties works incredibly long hours that limit her time off, she may be better as a bridesmaid.
Something else you’ll want her input on is deciding themes, colour schemes, reception decorations and more. For this reason, someone who has an eye for style and shares your taste is also a perfect choice.
Finally, if your potential chief bridesmaid has an existing relationship with the other bridesmaids, that’s wonderful too, because then she can easily direct them as needed to key dates and responsibilities such as hair and make-up trials and jewellery shopping. She’ll also ensure they’re in their best form on the big day to help make it a magical celebration which, after all, is why you have attendants in the first place.

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Do I really need ushers,ring bearers,flower girls for my wedding ?

Do I really need ushers,ring bearers,flower girls for my wedding ?

Do I really need ushers,ring bearers,flower girls for my wedding ? with the ups and downs of crowd in the wedding reception my dear I will say YES you need an ushers, ring bearers, page boy and flower girls.
Below are the duties of ushers, page boys, ring bearers and flower girls.

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Everyone knows what is expected of the main bridal party members such as the Best Man, the bridesmaids and the Maid of Honour, but when it comes to other bridal party roles, including page boys and flower girls, it can often seem like you are just inventing a role so that your young nieces and nephews can take part in the wedding.
However, just like the main roles, these titles come with their own duties and responsibilities.

Ushers:-
If you have a large extended family then having ushers at your wedding can be a great way to kill two birds with one stone. You can include cousins and brothers by making them ushers and then depend on them to make sure that your guests are taken care of on arrival at your wedding. The general rule is that you need three usher for every 50 guests. The role of an usher is to escort guests to their seats and should traditionally escort ladies on their arm. Ushers can also pass out Order of Service books, hymnals and carry out other duties at the ceremony.

Page boys:-
Page boys are traditionally included when the bride has a dress with a very long train as it is, traditionally, their job to help carry the train (though many bridesmaids do it these days). Page boys are usually a little older than ring bearers so it is a great role for young siblings or cousins who want to get involved in the wedding. They can be dressed in mini versions of whatever formal wear the groomsmen are wearing. Even if you have a short train you could go ahead and have page boys anyway and they can act as an escort for your precious flower girls.

Flower girls:-
You would be forgiven for thinking that
flower girls are simply there to look adorable, but they do actually have some other duties. This is another optional role in the wedding party, but it looks adorable and is the perfect way to include a young female relative in the proceedings. It is tradition for the flower girl to come down the aisle after your ring bearer and, in the past, she would scatter rose petals on the aisle for the bride to walk on. However, with many venues expressing concern over the mess that can be made, a more modern take is to have the flower girl blow bubbles instead, hand out lollies or just walk down the aisle before the bride. Some brides like to dress the flower girl in a mini version of their bridal gown while others opt for a pretty dress to match the bridesmaid’s attire.

Ring bearers:-
Having a ring bearer to bring the wedding rings down the aisle can be a lovely touch. The role is generally filled by a young boy who will enter the ceremony and walk down the aisle at the front of the bridal procession. He will usually have the rings displayed on a cushion or pillow and will bring them down the aisle to the altar in preparation for the ceremony. Since the ring bearer is usually a little boy, it is common to use fake rings on the pillow and have the best man take care of the real thing, just in case they are dropped or lost! It is a great way to include young family members in what might otherwise be a kind of boring service! Couples who already have children often have their young sons acting as ring bearers.

Making your young attendants more comfortable
You may have noticed that many of these roles are being carried out by young children between the ages of 4 and 10 years of age. This adds an element of unpredictability to your ceremony in terms of how they react. It can be incredibly daunting for a five-year-old ring bearer to walk down the aisle alone in front of hundreds of guests. It is important that you do what you can to make them comfortable with their duties. Inviting them along to bridal showers and rehearsals can be a great way to help them get to know the rest of the bridal party. You might also want to think about using a buddy system. If you have the flower girl and ring bearer walk together they will be able to gain confidence from one another as it will be easier for them than walking alone.
Remember, these are additional roles that you do not necessarily have to fill. However, it can be a very diplomatic way to include other friends and family members and make them feel like they are an important part of your big day. If you do decide to fill these roles and want them to take an active role in your wedding then the pointers above can help you to pin down their duties for the day.
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YES I DO

YES I Do

‪#‎yes ‪#‎I ‪#‎do ‪#‎yesido
‪#‎story by ‪#‎Mr ‪#‎Ajibade adebisi
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Hello dear,
To be perfectly honest with you I never thought a day will come, I will be talking about my ‪#‎lifestyle on this ‪#‎wedding ‪#‎page,but sorry I have to,cause this ‪#‎article you are about to read happens to be the sources of my personal life, feeling home alone,I put on the tv and play station video‪#‎game, I start playing games like  ‪#‎pes2016,‪#‎GTA,Need for speed, I played these games for 3hours (9pm -12:10am), when my bed started calling I started feeling home alone again then I thought of the day this ‪#‎bachelor lifestyle will be over, and my ‪#‎favorite ‪#‎woman will be saying YES I Do to my biggest question.‪#‎Willyoumarryme? #yesido.
Yes it will be great,the wedding ‪#‎industry is where I belong so i know my bride and I won't Feel exhausted from all that #wedding #planning things. But I was a bit worried about other brides and grooms who might be my clients in the future, for that reason I pick my pen and start writing this article at mid of the night,
If you just got engage and you are planning your wedding, this are few things you need to know in the process of saying YES I DO.

1. Remember that your wedding is just one day, while your #marriage is forever, you should rather have the right #partner than the right #wedding.

2. Your wedding should reflect your #personality.

3. Talk to your #partner about his or her vision for the wedding, too.
When it comes to my client bukola wedding to Mr. Adewole, she goes all-out and plans an epic #ceremony. The problem? She doesn’t consider that her #groom wants something more intimate.

4. A wedding #planner can be a #lifesaver.
When it comes oyindamola marriage to adekunle, damola is interested in planning an elaborate ceremony. Instead, she passes the job off to a wedding planner (moment weddings and events). And It turns out to be the right decision.

5. For better or worse, you’re #marrying into a whole new #family; do your best to embrace them.

6. Remember that this is an #emotional time for your parents, too.
Respect your #parents' wishes, but if you feel strongly about something, stick up for yourself. And don’t forget to thank them for their help after!

7. Meet with your #officiant in person.

8. Let your partner have some time with his/her friends.
understands that every man needs a little bro time once in a while — especially to blow off some wedding-planning steam!

9. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t ignore it.

10. Feeling nervous or stressed? Never underestimate the power of a good music.

11. #Practice those #dance moves beforehand.

12. Schedule your bachelor or #bachelorette parties well in advance of your big day.
The Hangover: a day before his wedding, Moses and his friends go to a club for a truly wild night. In fact, things get so crazy that when the #groomsmen wake up the next morning, they have no #memory of what happened — and Moses wasn't feeling alright That phone call to Moses #fiancée, ronke, does not go well.

13. Don’t wait until the last minute to try a drastic #hairstyle.

14. Be careful about taking any new #medications right before the big day.

15. Whether you go with #traditional #vows or write your own, make sure they’re meaningful.

16. Make sure there’s plenty of booze.
#WeddingCrashers: At the receptions are when the #alcohol is plentiful, the #guests are happy.

17. Have fun! It should be obvious, but in the craziness of your wedding day, it’s easy to get caught up but Dnt forget to enjoy yourself.