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Acknowledgments Preface Part One: The First Steps
1.Your Engagement Celebration
2.Your Wedding Planning Team
3.Wedding Websites and Organizers
4.Finding Savings at Bridal Shows
5.Your Gift List and Bridal Registries
6.Your Bridal Party Part Two: Envisioning Your Day
7.Setting a Budget
8.The Timing of Your Wedding
9.Your Guest List
10.Your Ceremony Location
11.Your Reception Location
12.Religious, Spiritual and Cultural Ceremony Elements Part Three: Bridal Fashions
13.Your Gown
14.Your Shoes and Accessories
15.Dressing the Bridal Party
16.Dressing the Mothers of the Bride and Groom
17.Dressing the Men
18.The Rings Part Four: Wedding Details
19.Invitations and Save the Date Cards
20. Destination Weddings
21.Flowers and Decorations
22.Transportation for All
23.Music for the Ceremony
24.The Photographer and Videographer
25.Wedding Programs and Printed Items
26.The Guest Book, Ring Pillows and Other Items Part Five: The Reception
27. Decorating the Reception
28.Planning the Menu
29.Beverages
30. The Cake
31. Reception Entertainment
. 32.Favors and Mementos
33. Keepsakes Part 6: Details, Details, Details
34.Wedding Night Accommodations
35.Your Trousseau
36.Guest Lodging
37.The Rehearsal Dinner
38.Your Personal Beauty Care
39.Gifts for Others Author’s Note Index
Sharon Naylor is the author of more than thirty wedding-planning books. She is the wedding Q&A specialist at iVillage Weddings and PashWeddings.com and a contributing editor for Southern Bride. She has been featured in InStyle Weddings, Bride & Groom, and Vows.
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Marcus Hicks
reviewed 1001 Ways to Save Money ... and Still Have a Dazzling Wedding on October 07, 2010
1001 Ways to Save Money ... and Still Have a Dazzling Wedding
Meh. While it's handy and well-organized, it's not going to tell cheapskates like me anything we didn't already know. Shoes at a bridal salon cost more than the ones at Payless? Oh my stars and garters!
Plus some of the advice is epic, flinchworthy levels of tacky--at one point, one of the pull quotes says not to get married in April, because (I am not making this up) people will be preoccupied with income taxes being due, and thus won't give you as much money or buy you expensive presents. Oh I forgot, THAT'S why we're getting married--because it means our family and friends will shower us with cash and gifts!
There's a pretty fine line (maybe) between being frugal and turning into an entitled gimme-queen. Oye.
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