Stay in budget hotels, such as Home Inn and Super 8, and book in advance in case there is no room. Generally I can get a little discount through Ctrip. Search online by yourself. There are dozens of shops in Beijing, see where you like. It's about 200, which is a little far from the city center, and 250 to 300, which is too downtown.

It's cost-effective to buy all kinds of wedding gadgets, and it's cost-effective to wholesale them.

The style of clothes bought by Yansha Outlets may not be too new, but there are still good things after careful scouring. The brand is a relatively high-end shopping mall, and the price is more expensive. But other discount shopping malls are afraid that you won't find anything good for a long time.

None of these places are too far away. Yansha Outlets took a taxi to Xidan. I called 36 yuan. If two or three people take a taxi, please bring more things. It's too much trouble to take the bus and subway, and go back and forth.

Xidan is not too far from God's will. Closer than there. I didn't take a taxi. It is estimated that it will be within twenty or thirty.

Of these three places, I suggest staying away from God's will.

Fuchengmen overpass

Let's live somewhere around here.

Because Xidan and those who live in East will definitely be more expensive.

If it is the first wedding, you may need to decorate the room or something, and you will need some small things. It's also good to go to Bai Rong muxi Garden. It's a comprehensive shopping mall. Unlike Xidan, it's a small commodity city that can bargain. There are also many brands of clothing, household items and so on. And wedding supplies. It's in the South Third Ring Road.

You can probably find the location of these places on the map, and then see if you want to go to high-end shopping malls or low-end shopping malls, and then make a plan. That's all the suggestions.

Good luck.