Watch this to save money on your wedding | Money Psychology

Weddings are a special time for everyone, and planning one in a way that lets you enjoy the moment while staying within your dream budget is key. Did you know that in India, people often spend three times their annual income on weddings? That’s nearly 20% of their net worth!
While weddings can get expensive, there are some easy tricks to save big without sacrificing your dream day.

In this video, we’ll share some tips to help you cut down on costs, whether it’s the venue, catering, or decorations. We’ll show you how bundling or unbundling services can lower your GST, how to negotiate with vendors, and ways to get the best value for your money. Whether you’re working with a tight budget or just want to save a little extra, these tips will make your wedding planning easier and more affordable!

Do show your love in the comments below :)

Timestamps:

0:00 - lets begin
1:25 - Badging
1:51 - MNPL
3:11 - Checklist for MNPL
4:37 - Bundling & Unbundling of expenses
6:14 - Excel sheet for the expenses
7:55 - Zero tax on wedding gifts
9:05 - wedding insurance

[SANKETBENDBHAR]

My father gave me the best advice around saving money! Register marriage.

[gabbar]

The video we didn't expect, but we needed the most!

[akkypatil]

7:55 "Come on time... to the office", that was good 😂

[amitesh-rai]

This came out right on time for me. I’m about to get married in 3 months and was looking for info to save money.

[yugandhartorane]

Have a simple marriage-ritual in a local temple, and later organise a reception for the close ones. This way you will have the best authentic wedding experience while also saving a lot of money. A portion of the saved money can be invested in assets, and the rest can be used by the married couple for a longer honeymoon abroad.

Why spend too much on building a temporary image of richness?!

Bollywood weddings are becoming a norm, I hope the upcoming generation looks at this rationally.

[devshlokmishra]

Let’s keep aside the informative content for a while; it’s such an amazing way to present it. Loving your videos ✨

[marcusaureliusfanboy]

Man, are normal, middle-class folks really spending 14L on weddings? I was only budgeting for about 4L from my side. I dont know now, if this is going to be enough for a wedding in Mumbai. Damn.

[rosnalrajan]

Unless you are hosting wedding around tier 1 or tier 2 cities these factors like GST rarely effect especially with nearby local service providers.

[bhuplink]

If one defaults paying the EMI in MNPL who do the financiers take away... Husband or wife.... 😂
Disappearance of either, after a few months, should be a relief to the other.

[Lifelong-Vidyarthi]

4:58 GST thing barely applied as most of wedding related businesses are unorganised.

[piyushjain]

Learning new new concepts in fun way wish you make video for next chapter of life .... Children after marriage ❤😂

[ranjithrkp]

Keep making these kinda eye opening videos🎉

[kunalchoudhary]

1:16 Abhishek Wets Laila
11:15 Abhishek Beds Laila

[nandalalu]

They Are not helping you
You Are Helping Them 😂

[aviralsingh]

Haha loved it, the way you guys explained such an insightful info. Never fail to impress

[abhishekshah]

Liked the way you presented things...Kudos!

[Shubham_Toshniwal]

11:15 Don't make Abhishek Popatlal!!😂😂 He is the cutest pookie!!

[akshil]

"Abhishek WETS Laila" hahaha sabh dekhaaaa 😂😂😂

[tarunjindal]

next episode will on kids education and expense

[sumitkalra]

Great one!

If possible kindly a video on how to buy a new car at genuine value.

Currently, one has to really do aggressive bargains and apply tactics with every auto dealer.
If any guidance video can be made, that'll be helpful.

Thank you.
Keep up the great work!