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Let’s get real – planning a wedding can be expensive. Enter the Stag and Doe a.k.a the honeymoon fund generator! The reason that these parties are so great is that they are a chance for you to have a big blowout with your friends and family with the added bonus of raising money for your wedding! Here’s how to plan your Stag and Foe in ten easy steps: Step 1: Pick a date.
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