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A Must Have! A wedding planning companion that guarantees the perfect wedding day. Unlike most wedding planning reference books that provide information on etiquette, decorating ideas, and the wedding planning sequence, Who Says You Need a Wedding Planner, provides brides with the information necessary to execute a seamless wedding day and still enjoy being a bride.
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Lalli, editor of Modern Bride , and Dahl, a regular contributor to the magazine, have teamed up to write a comprehensive guide to planning a wedding. They have geared their book to couples in the 1990s who may have much more diverse backgrounds and lifestyles than couples had decades ago. “Contemporary Solutions” sections help the young couple deal with divorced parents, second marriages, a long-distance wedding, and different religious, cultural, or socioeconomic backgrounds. Research is based upon advice from clergy, wedding consultants, and couples themselves. As a result, many of the standard charts, checklists, and questions to ask are more up to date than those found in other etiquette books. This is recommended.- Mary Ann Wasick, West Allis P.L., Wis.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
–This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Everything you need to plan the wedding of your dreams. When it’ (more…)
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“Sharon Naylor’s book is the most comprehensive guide yet for those planning an outdoor wedding. She covers every detail and offers lots of smart advice so brides and grooms can enjoy a beautiful, worry-free celebration.”?DIANE FORDEN, editor in chief, Bridal Guide magazine — Review
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“Sharon Naylor’s book is the most comprehensive guide yet for those planning an outdoor wedding. She covers every detail and offers lots of smart advice so brides and grooms can enjoy a beautiful, worry-free celebration.”—DIANE FORDEN, editor in chief, Bridal Guide magazine
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A classic layer cake has always been the best party pleaser, but this cookbook takes dessert to a whole new level. Sky High celebrates the triple-layer cake in all its glorious incarnations with more than 40 decadent and delicious recipes. The wide range of flavors will appeal to anyone with a sweet tooth. The book features such delights as Boston Cream Pie, Mile-High Devil’s Food Cake, and Key West Cake. There are even three astonishingly beautiful (and totally do-able) wedding cakes! From luscious chocolate creations to drizzled caramel confections, take simple layer cakes to new heights with Sky High.
About the Author
Alisa Huntsman graduated from the Culinary Institute of America and is the pastry chef at the Loveless Café in Nashville, Tennessee.Peter Wynne is an author and newspaper journalist. He lives in Pennsylvania.Tina Rupp is a New York-based photographer.
Looking for a way to add a unique sense of wonder and excitement to your wedding day? Here are hundreds of innovative wedding ideas-minor but distinctive touches that will help you personalize clothing choices, invitations, photography, receptions, keepsakes, and much, much more. The Creative Wedding Idea Book helps couples add panache and personalization to all aspects of the ceremony and the celebrations that follow. It’s a welcome breath of fresh air.
About the Author
Jacqueline Smith is a wedding and bridal consultant who operates a full-service bridal shop in Guild, New Hampshire.
Peters’ one-of-a-kind wedding cakes, for which she charges hundreds, sometimes even thousands of dollars, have made her America’s most sought-after culinary artist. This dazzling book showcases 32 of Colette’s most amazing wedding creations, organized by season, complete with step-by-step instructions and templates. 50 color photos. 2 line drawings.
It’s the small details and personal touches that make a wedding day truly special. In this book, Lucinda Ganderton and Sania Pell present twelve achievable projects, ranging from making a ring pillow and creating dainty lavender bag favours to crafting an exquisite wedding book so your guests can write a message for the bride and groom. The projects use easily available materials and can be accomplished by those with average craft skills. At the end of each, variations are suggested to allow you to personalize each item for your own special day. In addition, over 200 photographs provide hundreds of ideas for other ways to add a creative personal touch to all the wedding essentials–beautiful flowers, elegant table decorations, candles, cakes, and much more. At the end of the book, a full source directory lists suppliers of all the materials you’ll need for the projects. -”Creating Your Perfect Wedding” is an invaluable resource, whether you are working to a tight budge (more…)
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Perhaps the best-looking and most complete guide to creating wedding accessories, Handcrafted Weddings demonstrates that you can achieve exactly the wedding look you want for less than the store-bought price, and you need only a modicum of crafting experience to accomplish most of it. Organized by theme, the five sections detail projects involving stationery, bridal party accessories, ceremony accents, reception decor, and memorabilia. In addition to dozens of beautiful traditional creations, there are wonderful touches of whimsy, such as the gold-accented white sneakers and baseball cap that the bride can swap for the formal veil and shoes at reception time; the card holder constructed from a white mailbox adorned with pine branches and papier-mâché birds; the mirror-tile centerpieces that double the effect of candlelight; or the fairy-tale fantasy of a twig arbor (surprisingly simple: anchor branches in buckets and swath in tulle and twinkle lights). (more…)
For every bride frustrated by the exorbitant costs and uneven quality of available wedding accessories, this book provides a smart, sophisticated alternative! Jacquelynne Johnson shows how to make a wide variety of elegant (and highly affordable!) personal accessories for the bride, wedding party and attending friends and family. Readers will find 20 fun, fabulous projects inside. Each one is inexpensive and easy-to-make, using nothing more than simple embellishing techniques and a glue gun. And while the vast majority are “no-sew,” those requiring a little needle and thread can be mastered by beginners in minutes. Projects include: -Wearable accessories, including bridal veils, headbands, shawls and handbags -Creative embellishments–add beads, ribbons, craft flowers and lace to store-bought items such as gloves, shoes and hosiery -Wedding accessories, including a ring pillow, flower girl basket, unity candle and toasting glasses -Gifts and keeps (more…)