It was proposed and accepted. Now what? It’s time to get serious about planning your wedding. A wedding is generally one of the most special and spectacular days in a couple’s life. Depending on the personality of the couple, the wedding can range from a simple affair with one or two witnesses, to an extravaganza with hundreds of guests. Both ways involve planning. This article will soon provide brides and grooms with reviews of 10 books that will help them achieve the wedding of their dreams. All prices listed in this article are the regular price of each book.
A great place to start is Amy Nebins and Greg Stadler’s book, The Bride’s Book of Lists, $12.95. The Bride’s Book contains a cornucopia of tips for every possible sponsored wedding. Sections for ceremonies, receptions, stationary, music/flowers, photo/videos, fashion, hotels/transportation and honeymoon & beyond One of the great things about this book is that it provides space for selling business cards for brides and grooms and brochures. Additionally, the bride’s book provides a wedding planning timeline starting from 9+ months and going up to the day before. marriage The timeline includes checklists of things to do such as acquisitions favors and orders for blood tests. The book also has brides and grooms dealing with issues when trying to decide on the best wedding provider.
For those looking for weddings and events all around wedding planning books, The Wedding Book: The. The Big Book for the Big Day, $19.95 Mindy Weiss and Lisbeth Levin has it all. From to planning an engagement party, to a new life as a married couple, there are questions and answers, arguments and stories as a bride and groom. help the players create a unique memory of a memorable event. In 485 pages there is nothing left.
From a traditional bride to a nonconformist brideOffbeat Bride: Taffeta Free Alternatives for Independent Brides, $15.95, by Ariel Pratis Stallings It’s a great book for brides and grooms who aren’t over the moon, are tired of roses, and have no desire for a traditional wedding ceremony or reception. Offbeat Bride covers topics such as, the dress (which has ideas for the wedding reception), the ceremony, gift registry and also the last name he faces Ms. Stallings has a nice, funny way of writing and best of all he also includes suggestions to help brides get a lot of help from their traditional family. members to deal with non-traditional marriages.
Now we can’t forget about the players. The Guide to the Bride by Margarita Smolen $14.95 is a compact hardcover book that helps unravel the mystery of weddings and the whole marriage planning process. The wedding guide is for the groom and covers a wide range of topics from planning the perfect proposal, buying a ring, choosing a tuxedo, helping with the guest list and they were planning a wedding. The best part of the Groom’s Guide is its handy glossary, which defines words such as open bar and unity candle. Ms. Smolen is definitely looking for a book for the players.
For those interested in exotic local weddings, The Knot Guide to Destination Weddings by Carley Roney and Joann Gregoli, $19.95, can be the perfect wedding planning resource. The Knot Guide walks brides and grooms step-by-step through researching definitions and exploring the marriage license requirements of the chosen location. In addition to taking beautiful photos for brides and grooms, Captain Knot provides information on local travel from Jamaica to Tahiti and even arranges weddings on a cruise ship. For a wedding destination, this book has it all.
Wedding make up isn’t all about the reception and the cake. There are many personal wedding wishes. The Everything Weds Planner, by Harriet Cole, $20.00, offers amazing wedding ideas, advice and antidotes all written from an Afro-centric perspective. Included is information about the origins of the “jump broom”, triggers and questions and answers sections at the end of each chapter. Ms. Cole walks brides and grooms through all stages of a wedding from pre-planning to the wedding, all in his easy-to-read, conversational style.
For brides looking to save money on their wedding, both 1000 Best Wedding Deals, $12.95 and 1001 Ways to Save Money. and they still have a White Wedding, $16.95 and Sharon Naylor is packed with tips and ideas for saving money on everything from wedding dresses, invitations, reception decor, food and favors. Best Wedding Merchandise also has a section in the appropriate amount for the tip of the various people (such as a limo driver) who contribute to the special day.
Crafty brides will enjoy The DIY Bride: 40 Fun Projects for Your Ultimate One-of-a-Kind Wedding, by Chris Cochran $19.95. This wedding planning guide provides details on wedding favors, invitations, decorations and gifts among other things. things. DIY Bride provides pictures of finished products, lists of materials needed, directions and illustrations to create amazing things.
All of the above wedding planning books provide the bride and groom with a great foundation towards planning the wedding of their dreams.
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