Just view yet another Fox TV news piece (from this week) about saving money on weddings, accompanied by an article, on the MyFoxChicago website. It featured a friend of mine, Adam Weitz (ASharp Production) singing in a hybrid ‘band.’ Vocalist – DJ – Drummer. Interesting enough.
You can judge the other information, yourself.
My question is this: Why doesn’t any reporter ever talk about the connection between quality decisions, money spent, and achieving the desired result?
To me, a budget is established by finding out what products and services cost, in the real world, to achieve a desired result. It is not an announcement that states, “I have this much money (for everything or for one thing), period!”
Doing something on-the-cheap achieves one absolute goal: Saving money. Unless a quality result occurs, there is insufficient value to get excited.
This is a distinction WITH a difference.
Andy Ebon
The Wedding Marketing Blog
Your statement is so very true-
“Doing something on-the-cheap achieves one absolute goal: Saving money. Unless a quality result occurs, there is insufficient value to get excited.”
So often Brides have 20/20 hindsight after their big savings resulted in their biggest disappointment.
Poor workmanship lingers on long after the thrill of the bargin!
Von Wedding Films
Trisha,
Thanks for echoing my outlook. I was beginning to think I was out there on a limb, all by myself.
Andy