Whether you’re on a shoestring budget or you have plenty of money in the bank, there’s no two ways around it: weddings are expensive. Between the cost of the wedding dress, to bachelor and bachelorette parties and the venue and catering, all the expenses add up quickly to produce one wedding-induced headache. Couples often get so caught up in the details of the financial aspect of their wedding that they forget that it's supposed to be a day to focus on their romantic connection and the vows they're making to each other. And wedding-induced money stress can last long after the wedding day, too; with credit card debts and interest payments piling up, it can put a damper on what should be your fun newlywed life together. But this post from The Star Phoenix has some tips for how to stop stressing about your spending, and actually enjoy your wedding. Setting a wedding budget as a couple is an important first step in managing your finances, and can help you from straying too far into over the top territory. It's also helpful to keep track of your credit card statements and payments on a regular basis, not just on the days the bill is due. For more financial tips for your big day, read on. Read the full article here: Try Not to Let the Expense Ruin Your Wedding