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Consider Lucky and Unlucky Wedding Dates

Research lucky and unlucky wedding dates before booking your venue. Some dates are considered auspicious in various cultures (like 8/8 in Chinese culture or dates with repeating numbers), while others may be unlucky. Additionally, avoiding peak wedding season dates can save significantly on venue and vendor costs. Holiday weekends may seem convenient but often cost 20-40% more.

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Source: www.theknot.com

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