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| About the Book | |
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Speaking
directly as one bride to another, How to Plan the Wedding You
Really Want takes you from initial vision through final detail
in the process of planning your big event. You'll learn how to approach
each hurdle in planning a wedding, from deciding who pays for what
to choosing who to invite to knowing the right questions to ask each
of your vendors. The focus of this book is not to tell you which choices
are right or wrong, but to help you to recognize what's right for
you. The authors polled friends, family members, friends of friends, friends of family members, co-workers, and acquaintances to bring you the truth about what it takes to plan the wedding you really want, from the perspective of women who've done so (or failed to do so--and you'll learn why). You'll be amazed to learn how many women have the same questions, the same issues, and the same regrets. You'll learn from their mistakes, instead of learning by hard experience. So many books about planning your wedding are written from the perspective of wedding insiders-the planners, the vendors, the people who have a stake in getting you to think a certain way about your wedding. This book has none of that. You'll learn the truth about how to deal with wedding vendors in order to create an event that truly fulfills YOUR vision, not theirs. Each chapter in How to Plan the Wedding You Really Want ends with some "Words from the Groom." This male perspective to each step along the wedding-planning path will help you to better understand your fiancé and, with any luck, make you less likely to pull his hair out during this process. Men and women tend to approach impending nuptials very differently. Let this book bring a bit of humor and good cheer to each of you as you work toward that day of days. How to Plan the Wedding You Really Want is a must-read for any woman who doesn't want to look back on her special day with small pangs of regret. If you are planning a wedding, or even planning to plan a wedding, this book is for you. Buy How to Plan the Wedding You Really Want right now.
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| About the Author | |
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Debbie MacGuffie is a writer and editor. She brings you the truth about what it takes to plan a wedding, from the perspective of women who've done so. Mike Spurlock's "Words From the Groom" provide a typical male point of view. It's not pretty (but your fiancé will think it's brilliant!) |