Tiny Details for Your Big Day: 3 High-ROI Renovations for Your New Home

There are so many details that are involved in planning your wedding day. Moving in with your spouse is one of the significant changes to your life, especially if your new home needs renovations.

Remodeling is a less-obvious detail that can cost a substantial amount of money and affect your budget for your big day. Here are some high return on investment (ROI) renovations for you and your spouse to consider for your new home.

1. Remodel Your Bathroom

Remodeling your bathroom can yield a fantastic ROI, setting homes apart from the competition and making them sell faster. Updating your bathroom can go a long way in your new home.

Focus on the details of the room, like the shower, vanity and lighting. A fresh coat of paint can also transform your bathroom. A new mirror and hardware can give your bathroom a new and improved look and feel. 

2. Install Hardwood Flooring

Hardwood floors can make your home appear new. Beautiful flooring can make a significant first impression on guests and potential buyers. About 90% of real estate agents believe homes with wood floors sell for up to 10% more, and 99% say these houses are easier to sell.

Choose from trendy or timeless wood floors with various stain colors. You can raise your ROI substantially by installing or refinishing hardwood flooring.

3. Upgrade Your Kitchen

Your kitchen is the heart of your home. Consider taking out a wall to create an open concept for a bigger ROI. Make your kitchen stand out with updated countertops, cabinets and appliances. You can create a unique backsplash using wallpaper or hire a professional to install tile.

If you are a DIY fan, consider painting your existing cabinets instead of purchasing new ones. Update your lighting and electrical fixtures for a modern style that will attract buyers if you plan on selling your home. Updated lighting can also elevate your kitchen and make your space more inviting to guests.

Renovations for Your New Home

Some renovations may not be worth your investment. You want to maximize your spending so you see the best results. Consider your curb appeal to yield a decent return on your investment, so you can spend the money you want on your big day and make the most out of your new home.