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It covers everything from the practical (who pays for what) to the more frivolous (choosing underwear which WONT show through your dress). and unlike your other guide (your mother), it will not argue with you.
Planning a wedding is one long series of decisions, most of which are enough to make the bravest bride-to-be blanch: How do we announce the wedding? Where shall we get married ? Who will be our best man? Where can I find caterers, entertainment, a suitable dress for my fiance's overweight sister who is going to be our chief bridesmaid? Who will sit next to my mother-in-law at the reception? How many of his parents' friends can we not invite? how do I call the whole thing off?
There's no need to panic: all the information you need to plan your perfect day is jam packed into this book. It covers legal requirements, procedure at civil and church ceremonies, arrangementsfor the reception, the guest listthe announcements and even how to choose suitable dress for all the wedding party. Every section contains useful charts checklists and diaries so that you can plot your own progress towards the big day.
Can you organise a seating plan to include parents and step parents? Do you buy a gift for your second future mother-in-law and, if so, when do you give it to her?
Again, the answers are all here, and on a lighter note, the book explains all those strange superstitions and traditions that surround weddings. (Why does the groom carry his bride over the threshold?)
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