oe Brides Say “I Do” To Fashionista Weddings On Frugalista Budgets (NAPSA)—Brides on a budget can get great advice from television personality and celebrity event designer Samantha Goldberg, who says, “Before purchasing, brides give careful thought to their ‘I Do’ list of areas where they don’t want to skimp, such as ring bling, the dress and honeymoon, but more and more brides-to-be search for creative ways to accomplish this task.” Bridal-Bliss-on-a-Budget Advice Goldberg, the celebration expert for Party City, goes on to suggest ways to cut costs without compromising style: e Start with Sophistication: Invitations set the tone with guests, so be sure they coordinate with the event’s theme. e Spice Up Centerpieces: While splurging on flowers may be a must, addingflair to the arrange- a i el) a a) LS See o Coe ey oT everything from place cards to invitations can be easy and inexpensive to have at your wedding. ments with inexpensive accessories, such as candles or crystals, can complete the look and save money. e Get Creative: Think outside the box for the theme or color scheme. Choose a festive theme such as a red-carpet Hollywood party, Hawaiian luau or Mexican fiesta. With thousands of party supplies, including more than 100 party themes, Party City can be a great resource for any themed occasion. Don’t Forget the Bling: Bling out the bachelorette party with decorative items and don’t Celebrity event designer Samantha Goldberg says brides-to-be can cut wedding costs without compromising style. forget the bridesmaids with tiaras, sashes, faux gigantic diamonds...a bachelorette can never have too muchbling. Learn More For more budget-savvy tips, visit www.PartyCity.com or stop by one of the more than 600 stores nationwide.
