The Wedding Sourcebook

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Planning a wedding can be overwhelming, and many couples have no idea where to begin. This sourcebook offers excellent and thorough advice on topics ranging from spreading the news of the engagement to finding a wedding consultant, registering for gifts, wording invitations, hiring a photographer, choosing music, and handling all the stress. Author Madeline Barillo delves deeper into some topics (such as wedding etiquette and customs, hints for saving money on certain items, inviting children, and flower choices) than does Susan Tatsui-D'Arcy's Working Woman's Wedding Planner, but the formality of The Wedding Sourcebook's pristine pages seems to discourage real record-keeping, nor are the checklists and worksheets anywhere near as extensive as those compiled by Tatsui-D'Arcy. In short, if you want comprehensive, nicely written background information on all aspects of wedding planning, this is a good choice; if you want an immediately practical workbook, go with Tatsui-D'Arcy. --Amy Handy


Midwest Book Review
Brides have numerous planning decisions to face when considering a wedding: this is packed with checklists, illustrations, sample invitations, wedding budget planners - virtually every practical guide a bride will need to plan her occasion. From questions to ask vendors to etiquette issues, this packs in everything but color photos of wedding dresses.


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The Wedding Sourcebook will guide you through the overwhelming array of choices as you make preparations for one of the most important days of your life. From the engagement to the honeymoon, there are checklists for the bride and the groom, a guide to proper etiquette, and a list of resources for more information. Altogether, they make The Wedding Sourcebook an essential part of creating a wedding day that will be special, unique, and memorable.


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