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guide
how-to
husband
marriage
personal
planning
reference
self-help
wedding
wedding planner
wife

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  • ISBN 9781416578543
  • Weight: 690g
  • Dimensions: 191 x 235mm
  • Publication Date: 10 Jun 2008
  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Paperback
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The days of leisurely planning are long gone.
Few brides can afford to stroll from bridal boutique to bridal boutique.
Most of us have to sneak our wedding planning into those tiny slivers
of free time between work, play, food, and sleep. Lucky for us, however,
there's one friend who will never let us down: the Internet.


From venues to videographers, from bouquets to boutonnieres, Christa Terry has put together a treasure trove of resources that give you the freedom to plan a wedding from anywhere, at any time, using your computer. This guide is much more than a list of links, though. Christa Terry also shows the bride-to-be:
  • Where to find wedding software and downloadable worksheets that do more than just calculate costs
  • Why creating a personal wedding website is one of the best gifts she can give her guests
  • When to order invitations, favors, and, yes, even gowns to avoid crunch-time stress
  • How to keep the MOB (mother of the bride) and the MOG (mother of the groom) happy...and still speaking to each other!

With all the choices out there, planning a wedding has never been more complicated. Let iDo be your guide to simplifying your wedding with just a click of the mouse. Have the wedding of your dreams...all you lose is the stress.
Christa Terry is the editor of the popular nuptial fashion, wedding etiquette, and bridal accessory website, Manolo for the Brides at www.manolobrides.com. Christa lives, works, and spends inordinate amounts of time thinking about other people's weddings in Beverly, Massachusetts.

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