One of my friends (@takinglachance on IG) mentioned this topic and I thought it was perfect. There are so many different wedding traditions depending on your location, religion, age, etc. There were a few traditions that were important to us and
Everyone tells you what you might need on your wedding day. The list is VERY long. Everyone’s list is different. I decided I wanted to put together a box for the bridal suite and a box for the groom’s quarters. I
Wedding budgets are hard to set and even harder to stick to. I wanted to share my budget and vendors to help you during the wedding planning process (and for you nosy people who aren’t planning a wedding). We have been
I will start by saying this obviously depends on what city/state you are having your wedding. What I am spending in South Carolina is obviously not the same as what someone might spend in New York. The average cost of an
Joe has been a Duke fan (all Duke sports not just basketball) since before I was born. Duke won their first basketball national championship the year I was born. Joe was 6. In our first conversation, we obviously started talking about
I know we are halfway through January but I FINALLY finished my PowerSheets prep work and my 2019 goals. To be honest I wasn’t super motivated to complete my prep work this year. The end of the year is always so
Stocking stuffers are my favorite. Most of the Christmas gifts I actually use come from my stocking. When I was little I would hide my stocking and open my other presents first so that when everyone was done I would open
I have been looking forward to our first budget meeting since like our first year of dating. My fiancé definitely does not feel the same way. Your first budget meeting as a couple (dating, engaged, or married) can be overwhelming, stressful,
Ready to set some goals in 2019? Did you write down 2018 goals but not reach them? Maybe you made some progress but you need some help staying accountable and breaking down your goals into actionable steps. Maybe you know where
Today’s post is by Kelsey Yeager from On My Way to Happiness. Kelsey is the founder and CEO of On My Way to Happiness, a blog where millennials talk about money in an easy and fun way. She paid off $30,000
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