Showing posts with label wedding coordination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding coordination. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

Bride's Wedding Planner: The Perfect Guide to the Perfect Wedding Review

Bride's Wedding Planner: The Perfect Guide to the Perfect Wedding
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I can't believe how informative this book is. It tells you EVERYTHING you need to know about planning your wedding. It has forms for you to fill out everything pertaining to the big day...jot down who is going to be in the bridal party, what food do you want to serve, etc. It tells you how to get a caterer, florist, photographer, etc, and tells you all the questions you need to ask them beforehand to make sure you're getting the best value for your money. It also explains how everything is done in Christian and Jewish ceremonies. There are so many things in here you would never even think of...how to set a budget once you are married, what forms of birth control to use, it explains all the different styles of gowns and veils, tells you what the mother of the groom and bride are supposed to do, who pays for what, and there is a calender for you and him for each month to tell you what needs to get done. If you thought of it, it's in here. They even give you suggestions of what song you could dance the first dance to, how to preserve your dress, and more. This is a REALLY great deal on a wedding planner.

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BRIDE'S Magazine has helped couples plan their weddings, their honeymoons, and their first year of marriage for more than sixty years. Now, here are the latest, most creative ways to enjoy your special day--plus step-by-step calendars to guarantee that you and your fiancé say "I do" knowing every detail has been covered.BRIDE'S WEDDING PLANNERBRIDE'S Wedding Planner answers important questions, solves difficult problems, and provides the necessary timetables and checklists that guide you down the aisle in style--from the moment you announce your engagement to the time you're happily settled in your new home. Inside you'll find* Consumer tips on shopping for gowns, as well as all your other wedding needs and services (caterers, florists, musicians, photographers, videographers, and more)* Everything you need to know about contracts and agreements that protect your rights and save you valuable wedding dollars* All the newest ways to wed, including ethnic weddings, long weekend, progressive, and theme weddings--and a complete section on second weddings* Modern guidelines on how to word your newspaper announcements, invitations, vows, and thank-you notes* Hundreds of ways to plan a ceremony and reception that reflect youCompletely updated for our changing times, the BRIDE'S Wedding Planner, from the editors of BRIDE'S, shares important information on interfaith marriage, and the smoothest ways of establishing new traditions. If you're getting married, this is the one wedding planner you need.

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Friday, February 3, 2012

The Wedding Book: The Big Book for Your Big Day Review

The Wedding Book: The Big Book for Your Big Day
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While I appreciated the information in the book, if you are considering a medium to small event then this is not the book for you. The author specifically states that weddings of around $5,000 can not be done and look good. This is a good book if you are going extravagant, but not if you are looking for simple.

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Announcing the wedding bible: the most complete, lively, handholding, step-by-step guide to help every couple have a perfect wedding—no matter their budget, taste, or personalities. More than 2.2 million North American couples tie the knot each year; until now, only a mere fraction could work with celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss. But the significant fact is not Ms. Weiss's clientele, but the reason for it: She's so very good at what she does. And now she shares all of her hard-won experience, wisdom, inspiration, and style tips. The Wedding Book covers everything, in a voice filled with understanding: announcing the engagement, and what to do when someone isn't happy about the news; creating a budget; the pros and cons of destination weddings. Drawing up the guest list; planning the ceremony (and how to personalize your vows); menus to inspire; contracts and wedding insurance. Shopping for the dress, six great hairstyles, tuxedo vs. dinner jacket, the etiquette of invitations. Style tips for flowers, the tabletop, linens; a cake that says "you"; the crucial "Sixty Days Until I Do"; rehearsal dinner strategies; plus freezing the cake and preserving the bouquet. Today the average cost of a wedding is $25,000—at $19.95, The Wedding Book is the smartest investment a bride-to-be could make.

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Bride's Book of Etiquette (Revised) Review

Bride's Book of Etiquette (Revised)
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Got the book free from bridal expo. Excellent source for invitation wording and thank you writing. Book is well worth the price. Would highly recommend.

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For nearly 70 years, Bride's has offered advice both practical and sympathetic to the needs of the bride, the groom, their families and friends. Now revised, Bride's Book of Etiquette offers up-to-date information on engagement and wedding planning. This trusted book covers SOMETHING OLD... € How to draw up and pare down-the guest list € Dressing the bridal party and parents for all types of weddings € Interfaith ceremonies and celebrations € Handling last-minute glitches...and SOMETHING NEW € Shower ideas € Second wedding etiquette € Photography trends € Registering on the Internet, the dos and don'ts € and more

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Renewing Your Wedding Vows: A Complete Planning Guide to Saying "I Still Do" Review

Renewing Your Wedding Vows: A Complete Planning Guide to Saying I Still Do
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The book gave me lots of ideas on how to refresh and renew my 20 year marriage! From vows on the beach to vows in a chapel to getting the bridal party back together or having the latest additions of the family attend, this book is full of creative suggestions and ideas!!!

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Say "I do" all over again with significance and styleWhether this is your chance to have the wedding you always wanted, you're celebrating a milestone anniversary, or you simply want to reaffirm your commitment to each other, the renewing of your vows is an important symbolic step in your relationship.Celebrated wedding planner Sharon Naylor helps you make your second time around your best yet.Renewing Your Wedding Vows provides valuable guidance on how to:?phrase your invitation?choose appropriate attire and flowers?incorporate children into the ceremony?decide about gifts and registries?write your vows?plan the logistics of the proceedings?choose your location: ballroom, beach, your home, and more...


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Friday, September 23, 2011

The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Perfect Wedding Illustrated 4E Review

The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Perfect Wedding Illustrated 4E
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The audience for this book seems to be young couples who have not organized social functions. The overriding emphasis is on style, flowers, colors, settings, the entertainment side, having fun, and there is nothing wrong with that. I agree with the other commentators--far too much space is spent telling us to hire an expert to be in charge. If you want advice on themes, flowers, and clothing styles, on what is the "in" thing, this is your book. If you have an idea how to plan events and are looking for alternatives, choices, and simplicity, especially for those over forty, and there a lot of us,look elsewhere. It certainly builds up expectations for a grand event, but with the national divorce rate over fifty per cent, there is an air of unreality and impossible expectations as well. It closely resembles the three glossy publications for Washington, DC, promoting the commercial services to implement these plans. The best part is too brief--the psychology of working with the families and the main players. Also, union musicians cost more and are worth it if you are more interested in the quality of the music than in the experience for high schoolers.

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With new photos and line drawings to help readers imagine their perfect wedding, this newly revised edition focuses on the latest trends and most up-to-date advice from wedding planners across the country. With all the information needed for planning a wedding to remember, this is one book no bride or groom should be without. Includes a new 16-page color photo insert and a write-in wedding planner section in the back.

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Sunday, August 14, 2011

Getting Married When It's Not Your First Time: An Etiquette Guide and Wedding Planner Review

Getting Married When It's Not Your First Time: An Etiquette Guide and Wedding Planner
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Wedding books say next to NOTHING about stepfamilies and don't offer real-life solutions to the real problems second-time grooms (me) and brides face. This book gives a lot of great (and funny, but helpful) wedding planning advice and etiquette advice, but the most important and unusual thing it does is tell you what you r kids are feeling (age by age, even!) and how you can help them adjust. Because the wedding, though it's fun, is really just the beginning-of a marriage that lasts a lifetime, this time!

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For Encore Brides Everywhere, A Smart, Practical Guide to Making This Wedding Even More Fabulous and Memorable Than Your FirstAny bride who's headed back to the altar faces a paralyzing number of tricky situations ' as well as the challenge of making this second or third (or more!) wedding unique in its own right. This enormously helpful guide, written by an experienced "encore" bride, features a wealth of inspiring suggestions for handling delicate etiquette issues and navigating complex family ties. With humor, warmth, and sensitivity to the many emotional and social issues facing encore brides and stepfamilies, Pamela Hill Nettleton blends her own valuable experiences with guidance from wedding planners, family therapists, couples who have remarried, and the real experts ' stepchildren. Here you'll find great tips on these and other remarriage issues:Telling your children ' and your ex ' you're engagedInviting, seating, and dealing with exes, previous in-laws, and stepchildrenInvolving children in your ceremonyAvoiding stepfamily ' and ex family ' wedding day disastersUsing your wedding to build a healthy, loving stepfamilyFilled with real-world advice not found in most how-to wedding guides, as well as numerous worksheets to help you stay organized, this handy, easy-to-use guide will help any encore bride create a ceremony that reflects the joys and rewards of saying "I do" all over again.

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