<prompt> Human: My SO and I are getting married in around 50 days.x200B;I took out a personal loan from my credit union to cover the cost of the wedding, but due to some unfortunate circumstances necessary car home repairs and the wedding also running over budget, the cost of the wedding once all vendors are paid is going to overshoot my liquid assets by approximately 1500 after _eliminating_ my rainy day fund entirely.x200B;As a rule I never carry a balance on my credit card month to month, but my primary credit card available balance has more than enough to cover the shortfall, albeit at 17.99 APR. I estimate it would take me about 4 months to safely pay off the balance.x200B;I also have plenty vested in my 401k Im in my mid 30s that could cover this overage if I were to borrow against that as well.x200B;What approach would you all suggest?x200B;  <response>: What better way to start your life together than draining all your assets and taking on debt for a party?The approach I would suggest is to cut back on the wedding costs 