Your Day, Your
Way: The Essential Handbook for the 21st-century Bride
Michelle Roth
Review:
I feel that it is really refreshing,to pick
up a bridal guide that is so open and honest, without waxing lyrical.
I have had enough of reading" how special my day is going to
be" and I was so pleased to find this book to be honest and forthright
in its approach. The tone of the book says it all...yes, we know that
you are going to have stress and bother, here are some of the main
areas to look out for and here are some solutions as to what you can
do to resolve problems BEFORE they come knocking on your door. I honestly
loved the fresh realism this book has blown into my bridal world.
You will find the chapters informative and really helpful. I hope
you enjoy nit as much as I have.
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21st Century Bride
Ailsa Petchey, Sarah Mason
Review: This
is without doubt a wonderful wedding planning book. I am getting married next July,
but already have weddings on the brain. This book starts with your
engagement, talking about announcements, parties etc.. and goes through
everything you will need to organise for your wedding, finishing up
with suggestions for honeymoon destinations.
It has lovely full colour pictures, and some great ideas for themed
weddings. All in all, a lovely book, well worth the money.
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Your Wedding Your Way (2)
Sophie Vincenzi
Review: With
10 weeks to go to my wedding, and suffering from a serious case of
"trying-to-please-all" syndrome, my friend saved my sanity
by getting me a copy of this book - simply because of the title. It
is brilliant! Not only is it packed with hints and tips from other
brides and grooms, it contains all the practial advice you need to
plan your wedding. Forget the other books (believe me, I tried them
all), this is THE book for the modern bride. It contains loads of
hints & tips, useful websites, contact information and ideas.
Regardless of the type of wedding you are planning, this book offers
sound and practical advice as well as detailed lists and planning
tips. And all for less than a tenner! I will be buying it for any
friends that get engaged!
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Weddings: The Essential Guide
to Organising the Perfect Day
Alison Price
Review: OK
so unless you are a Hollywood stereotype you are not going to get
married THAT many times in your life, so you need a begiiners book
when faced with the daunting prospect of it all. This book is ideal
for some of the basics about organising your own wedding although
it goes a little over the top when explaining the steps needed in
the process of proposing (ask the brides parents etc...!)
A pleasant additional surprise was a large collection of recipes for
wedding parties & receptions
Well presented, full of facts, good starter point for the novice wedder
- recommended
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A Modern Girl's Guide to Getting
Hitched: How to Plan, Survive and Enjoy Your Wedding
Sarah Ivens
Review: This
is a great book when you are starting to get dragged down by the seriousness
of magazines, other books and relatives! It covers first hand experiences
of all aspects of planning a wedding, giving you great ideas and pointing
out potential pitfalls. On top, it is written in such a way that I have
found myself laughing out loud. A very helpful and light hearted book.
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The Step by Step Guide to Planning
Your Wedding
Lynda Wright
Review:
This is different from most books on planning
weddings. It makes liberal use of checklists. For instance, these cover
not just such obvious matters as the engagement announcement and the
catering, but also easily-overlooked points, such as videos, stag party
and marquees! The author pays meticulous attention to detail. She reminds
the reader to ascertain the church's policy on confetti, assuming,of
course, that a church is being used. She also points out the possible
need for umbrellas to be provided! If the bride and/or groom has a copy
of this book and pays attention to the advice, it is hard to see how
the wedding can go wrong!
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