1. Invitations
Create your own invitations using your computer and printer. Lovely fonts and graphics can be downloaded from the internet for free.
Invitation kits are available at the office supply store and places like Walmart.

Greeting card kits will also work.You can also design your own using copy paper mounted on card stock. Check out the Dollar Tree for bargains on envelopes and paper. Remember to keep sizes standard to eliminate extra postage charges.

2. Officiant
You don’t need a legal officiant for a vow renewal, so ask a friend or family member to preside over the ceremony. Some churches also conduct vow renewal ceremonies at no charge, be sure to ask!

3. Ceremony and Reception Locations

Depending on how many guests you are wanting to have, you may be able to hold your ceremony in a public garden, park, or building. Check with the regulations with your city and/or local parks department. Some spaces have natural seating built in, you could set up lawn chairs, or have guests stand. Picnic shelters also work well for reception spaces and can usually be rented for a small fee.
Your home is also a perfect place to hold your vow renewal ceremony and reception.

If you are a member of a church, you may also find that you can use their facilities at no charge.