<prompt> Human: Howdy folks! First time poster, here. So, my name is Slyrunner. Im 25 years old, about to graduate college after 7 years, this April. I have a hefty debt, but nothing too outrageous. However, I am getting married this summer, July, and also having a honeymoon. The situation I work two park time jobs, and go to school. Adds up to, on average, 38 hours a week. Both same wage. Once I graduate, I will go full time at the job that pertains to my major microbiologypre-med and get a decent raise. Last night, my fiancée and I crunched numbers; we can pay off the wedding in its entirety with no need to borrow money. Right now, as of 2282017 we can pay it ALL off and only have to dip into my emergency wedding fund for roughly 500.However, that is money that will be made back if we continued our financial strategy were doing now. If we continue with our strategy and pay things off at the endwith payment installments with our vendors and services, we will have a surplus of about 1k within will roll into our honeymoon emergency fund. So, my question is as follows. Should we dump our entire wedding checking account into services we can pay off immediately and slowly pay off the stragglers between now and July, and then start putting money into our honeymoon? Or should we keep the high-dollar amount in our account and pay off our services when they are NEEDES to be paid off?Thanks guys! And God bless you for your help to people who seek itPS honeymoon is affordable; we will have 1.5k left over if it is the quote our agent gave us.  <response>: Less words and more numbers. Way to difficult to try to give personal finance advice without numbers. 