We get it, weddings are mad expensive. We've worked with our couples to develop rock solid budgets, to get us from "Yay we're engaged!" to "I do!" With that in mind, we've collaborated with the fine folks over at The Wedding Pic to write an article outlining the  most ways to build your wedding fund. It basically comes down to help from family, personal savings and lastly, credit. We've had couples using each method, or a combination therein, to build their wedding fund. Personally, I'm not a fan of the credit approach, unless its a short term solution. I realize that there are a lot of large payments that need to happen right before the wedding (hello, venue final payment!), so I totally get using a credit line for cashflow purposes. However, I have actually turned couples away who have told me that they are piling on the debt to pay for the wedding. I just can't get behind that - it's much better to scale back smaller and start your married life without a whole pile of debt.As with any project involving money, there are benefits and detriments to each option, and we've outlined them all. Click the link below to check out the article, and definitely follow The Wedding Pic, a leading Toronto-based Instagram influencer sharing engaging and inspirational wedding content and offering practical relationship and wedding advice for modern couples.Click here to check out our feature, and let us know what you think! Did we miss a great wedding fund source? If so, leave us a comment and let us know! We'd also love to know how you funded the wedding of your dreams!Whim Event Planning and Design is a team of Toronto wedding planners and day of coordinators, specializing in modern romantic weddings for fun, sweet couples. Get in touch with us today to start planning your dream day!