Wedding Loans

Fund Your Big Day

We have two different options to help you fund your wedding dreams. You can choose one (or both!) that fits for you and your budget. Both come with the same great rate that allows you to only worry about planning your big day, not how you're going to pay for it.

Easy Money Line of Credit

Our lines of credit allow you to take out how much you want, whenever you want. Instead of taking out all of your wedding loan money at once, you can use the line of credit to take out what you need now, then later you can borrow some more. So whether you're making a deposit to your photographer 8 months from your wedding day or paying your caterer the day of, you can use your Easy Money Line of Credit to pay for all of your wedding expenses. This lets you not worry about taking the wrong amount out when you first start planning and saves you money on interest. Easy Money Lines of Credit are available for amounts up to $5,000.

Signature Loans

Our signature loans, aka personal loans, are available for amounts up to $10,000. With this loan, you simply take the money you need for your wedding in one lump sum and pay it back in monthly payments. Signature loans can have terms as long as four years, giving you the lowest monthly payment possible!

APPLYING

Are you a member of Santa Fe Federal Credit Union? You can actually apply for either of these loans online. Just log in to your online banking, click 'Applications', then go to member loan application.

Not a member? No problem! Simply come into one of our branches and open an account! Just make sure you bring a valid government issued ID with your current address on it. If your address has changed, just bring in a utility bill with your name and the new address on it!

All loans are subject to Santa Fe Federal Credit Union lending policies. Verification of income may be required. Offer, rate, and term are subject to change. Membership requires a savings account with a minimum balance of $25. Sample payment: At 8.5% Annual Percentage Rate for 48 months, payment would be $25 for every $1,000 borrowed.