If a ceremony is called off, you can get a good deal on venues, photographers and the like. It's not the only way to save money, though.
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Last-minute giving can be fraught with peril. Beware the traps of online 'deals' and even e-cards that may contain unwelcome surprises.
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Put the scissors and the Sunday papers away and find money-saving coupons on the Internet.
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