RENT your dream Wedding Dress and pay a lot less This is your wedding. The wedding you have been drooling over since you started playing with Barbie dolls. No doubts, on your big “I DO” day wearing a dress you’ve dreamt about is of utmost importance and is the most exciting part of the entire event. But what are you going to do with your dress after the wedding is over? Most likely you’ll never wear this dress again, will you? So, keeping the purchase in mind, consider renting a dress. "Best for Bride Bridal Boutique" offers a dress rental service for brides with a wide variety of choices. Actually, they are doing something that grooms have done for ages. Going to one of the Best for Bride’s wedding dress stores in Toronto, Etobicoke, Hamilton or Barrie may surprise you. You can rent a beautiful stylish dress at a fraction of the cost without a guilty conscience, and more flex room in your overall wedding budget.
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To save even more, brides can rent wedding accessories, including veil, jewellery and a tiara, for only $100. When the wedding is over, the bride simply delivers the dress back to the store. No need for dry cleaning. Many high end designer dresses are available for rent at the Best for Bride bridal shops. You can rent a wedding dress you love for a very reasonable price. Buying that kind of dress instead, is more likely to end up with an added zero behind the rental price number. But there is more than money that counts. It’s about how you feel in that dress and how you feel about spending the money that can also be spend on lots of other wedding related things such as your guests, your own house or a nice honeymoon.
And it’s also about time saving. The Best for Bride’s all inclusive option might also save you a lot of time because they can offer you complete sets of rental wedding gowns and matching accessories.
Common misconceptions about wedding dress rentals
If you think that wedding dresses available for rent are used, dingy, and of old designs from your grandma treasure chest, you are wrong! Just out of curiosity, visit some of the Best for Bride stores and you’ll see what they have to offer.
7 Wedding Dress Rental Tips:
1. Start shopping early in order to have more options and make sure the dress you like is available to rent on your wedding date. 2. Ask about rental packages: It doesn't make sense to purchase accessories for a dress you don't own. Try to find a head-to-toe package that includes veil, tiara, jewellery set and crinoline. 3. Read your rental agreement carefully. 4. When you rent a dress you also save money on alterations because simple alterations like hemming and bustle are already included in the rental price. 5. You have to leave a security deposit which you will get back when you return the dress and pay the balance. Keep your receipt until the deal is over. 6. At Best for Bride you can rent all the accessories ONLY for $100 and SAVE more than $400. 7. A WORD OF WARNING: Because you have to return the dress, you have to be careful while you are wearing it. If you damage the dress, you’ll have to pay for the damage or purchase it.
To save even more, brides can rent wedding accessories, including veil, jewellery and a tiara, for only $100.
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NEWLYWEDS 1. Term Life Insurance – Coupling Your Coverage
Life insurance does not buy live, it buys peace of mind in our uncertain world. For many young couples, the best life insurance type is term life insurance. Term plans are the most affordable and have a set benefit that exists for a certain period of time. These policies offer more coverage for lower premiums. Other products are investment oriented and may not fit in with either the long or short term plans the young couple has for investing their money.
After excitements of the wedding day, newlyweds are so overwhelmed with emotions of making a new home together that insurance concerns sometimes can be completely forgotten. But when two lives come together, there are some legal issues involved and insurance is one of them.
2. A Word about Joint Plans
Because of the money savings, joint insurance plans seem attractive to young couples. However, complications with joint policies can arise if a marriage falls apart. It doesn’t cost much more to insure each life individually.
3. Get Health Insurance
You might think that you are young and healthy and do not need insurance. You have to think again. You cannot build your family on a shaky ground. When you are dealing with serious issues or when certain life events occur, such as having a baby or losing your job, you don't want to worry about money for medical treatments for people you love. Although OHIP covers lots of health care related issues, it doesn’t cover prescription drugs, dental care, vision care and physiotherapy costs. Are you able to address these health care issues promptly?
4. Long-Term Disability Insurance
You should have at least a minimum amount of longterm disability insurance that protects against lost income in the event you become disabled. As an incentive for people to get back to work as soon as possible after becoming disabled, most disability insurance plans cover up to 70% of salary.
5. If you are self-employed
Do you know that Ontario has the highest number of selfemployed individuals? Over one million! If you are one of them, fortunately, there are a wide variety of health insurance plans to avoid the stress of not having enough funds to cover the cost of health care. Also, self-employed Canadians can access Employment Insurance (EI) Special Benefits. There are four types of EI special benefits: maternity benefits, parental benefits, sickness benefits, and compassionate care benefits. There are many questions to consider, for example: • If one of you (or both) already has health insurance, would a join plan be better? • What are the differences in co-payments, deductibles and benefits? • How you can get better coverage at a cheaper rate? • How much life insurance do you need? • Is getting life insurance through work a good idea? Please contact me for a free advice about your insurance planning.
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Mortgage Life Insurance Do you still have OLD MORTGAGE Insurance? • • • •
If you do, please be aware that: you are NOT the policy-owner of your mortgage insurance beneficiary is NOT your family you can be DENIED your benefits your insurance can be CANCELLED without your knowledge
It is important to realize that mortgage insurance from your bank is not for you, it is for them. They want to be sure that they get their money back in case if for any reason you are not able to make your mortgage payments. Before you say yes to mortgage insurance with your bank, research some private institutions for better terms and lesser premiums costs.
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