The Bride's Book of Lists: Things to Do & Questions to Ask

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Summary: The essential book for the bride to be
Review: A bride can easily become overwhelmed with all of the details involved with planning a wedding. This book consists of lists and information for every category imaginable which really simplifies the process. All of the overwhelming details are streamlined in this easy to follow guide. I recommend this book to every bride who never wants to worry that something may have been overlooked.

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Summary: Every detail you can think of and more
Review: This book has a checklist for everything. It has every question you could possibly need to ask your vendors. It has tips for negotiating price and keeping within your budget. It has pockets. It has business card holders. It even has a checklist that reminds the groom to make sure he has the right socks. It is also MUCH cheaper than those giant Wedding Planners that don't fit in your tote bag. So far, it's been very helpful.

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Summary: The essential book for the bride to be
Review: This book is perfect for the overwhelmed, busy bride-to-be. I'm a young career woman and I don't have time to plan a wedding, but the wedding planners in my area are terrible! This book made it easy to know when I had to make crucial decisions, and how to make them.

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Summary: A great wedding reference guide!
Review: This book, written by a former editor of Martha Stewart Weddings magazine, is a great spiral bound reference guide and help to keep your wedding plans organized -- It even has slots for business cards. I would recommend it to any bride -- It will help you with all the questions you need to ask your vendors as well as advice on planning your big day.