Things You'll Need:
- Good credit
- Computer
- Internet access
- No recent bankruptcies
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Step 1
Check on your credit score and make sure you don't have errors on your credit report. A score of at least 640 is required and you'll want to correct any mistakes on your report before applying for your loan.
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Step 2
Make sure you have at least five sources of credit at least three years old, which may be any combination of car loans, credit cars, financed purchase accounts, line of credit or mortgages. These should be utilized at no more than 60 percent of the total available balance.
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Step 3
Consider your budget, comparing your income to your monthly expenses. Make sure that this is a loan you can really afford to pay, each and every month.
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Step 4
Check out social lending sites, such as Zopa (link below) which has a category specifically for wedding loans on their peer-to-peer lending site.





















Comments
Laurelek said
on 12/29/2008 Massachusetts residents may wish to try weddingpaymentplan.com. This company only works with highly qualified candidates (whether bride / groom / family member).
kim82600 said
on 10/6/2008 Wow, didn't know this existed but I bet it's actually more common than I think!
smilesatme1 said
on 10/2/2008 Wedding loan? oh man this is new to me, I could have been married long time ago if I only knew! hehehe good one