Stop! Don't Plan a Wedding Without This Book
by Laura Weatherly
The complete book of wedding I DOs and DON’Ts from a professional wedding planner. From an experienced wedding planner comes the first book that the bride-to-be should buy. It gives the real scoop on how the wedding business operates, so readers can avoid headaches like last-minute crises with her dress, flowers, and music, among other things. In addition, readers get practical budgeting tips, up-to-the-minute info on current trends—what works and what doesn’t—and common-sense tips on dealing with sales and service people, family, friends, and yes, even the spouse-to-be. Readers can avoid headaches and heartaches such as:• Photographers or caterers run amok• Unexpected gu
ests … and nothing to feed them• An out-of-control budget• Hurt feelings in the family
The complete book of wedding I DOs and DON’Ts from a professional wedding planner. From an experienced wedding planner comes the first book that the bride-to-be should buy. It gives the real scoop on how the wedding business operates, so readers can avoid headaches like last-minute crises with her dress, flowers, and music, among other things. In addition, readers get practical budgeting tips, up-to-the-minute info on current trends—what works and what doesn’t—and common-sense tips on dealing with sales and service people, family, friends, and yes, even the spouse-to-be. Readers can avoid headaches and heartaches such as:• Photographers or caterers run amok• Unexpected gu
ests … and nothing to feed them• An out-of-control budget• Hurt feelings in the familyAbout the AuthorLaura Weatherly has been planning weddings for over ten years and is the owner of the Washington D.C. wedding planning company, Engaging Affairs, Inc. She has been ranked D.C.’s top wedding planner for four years by Washingtonian magazine and has been featured in numerous wedding publications throughout the country, including Bride’s, Modern Bride, and Elegant Bride. She has coordinated weddings throughout the country and in the Caribbean, and has spoken at industry conferences as an expert on multi-cultural weddings.
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1 Comments:
Indeed an excellent blog post! Thanks for sharing this valuable information. I feel that one of most important things in planning a wedding is to find a best venue. Have shortlisted couple of great New York wedding venues and will book one among them soon.
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