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The Knot Ultimate Wedding Planner : Worksheets, Checklists, Etiquette, Calendars, and Answers to FrequentlyAsked Questions by Average Customer Review: Paperback (28 December, 1999) list price: $16.00 -- our price: $10.88 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Editorial Review This practical companion to The Knot Complete Guide to Weddings in the Real World acts as a stand-alone guide to the nuts and bolts of planning a wedding. The Knot Ultimate Wedding Planner is where the bride and groom can record wedding ideas, create budget guidelines, check items off their to-do list, generate the guest list, store contact information for their wedding vendors, and get tips and advice on the best way to plan their big day. Chapter by chapter, the planner walks the bridal couple through each major step: for example, choosing the reception site, picking a photographer, and deciding on a menu. Author Carley Roney and the editors of The Knot Web site have talked with both wedding professionals and hundreds of thousands of brides and grooms, and have a good idea of the necessary ingredients for a successful wedding. Most helpful and thorough are each chapter's "Questions to Ask" checklists and the "Knot Knowledge" tips, which include money-saving ideas. The book also contains a gift log, a budget tracker, and a wedding-day phone contacts sheet. Roney offers loads of helpful advice, such as recommending that the bride and groom declare "wedding free zones" where the couple makes time for activities together that have nothing to do with planning the wedding. Each chapter also includes her down-to-earth answers to commonly asked questions, such as whether it's appropriate for a relative to host a shower or if the wedding couple should pay for guests' travel expenses. With all of its tips, advice, and organizers, The Knot Ultimate Wedding Planner may just be, next to a wedding coordinator, the best way for modern couples to ensure their wedding is a smoothly run, stress-free affair. --Kris Law ... Read more Reviews (15)
It has a clean "style" to it-- probably because it contains NO useful information inside. I only bought this book because I am really impressed with theknot.com, so I assumed they'd have a fabulous book too. WRONG. Skip this book. ... Read more Isbn: 0767902475 |
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Chicken Soup for the Bride's Soul : Stories of Love, Laughter and Commitment to Last a Lifetime (Canfield, Jack) by Average Customer Review: Paperback (27 January, 2004) list price: $12.95 -- our price: $9.71 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (6)
Isbn: 0757301401 |
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Going Bridal: How to Get Married Without Losing Your Mind by Average Customer Review: Paperback (03 December, 2003) list price: $14.95 -- our price: $10.17 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (5)
Isbn: 0071426124 |
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Bridal Bargains: Secrets to Throwing a Fantastic Wedding on a Realistic Budget (Bridal Bargains) by Average Customer Review: Paperback (01 November, 2002) list price: $14.95 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (198)
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Bridal Guide Magazine's How to Plan the Perfect Wedding Without Going Broke by Average Customer Review: Paperback (01 January, 2003) list price: $16.95 -- our price: $11.53 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (1)
Isbn: 0446678201 |
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Modern Bride(r) Complete Wedding Planner: The #1 Bridal Magazine Helps You Create the Wedding of Your Dreams by Average Customer Review: Paperback (09 December, 1996) list price: $15.95 -- our price: $15.95 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (4)
Why not target the second time aroundBride? 50% of marriages end in divorce!This isn't my lst wedding, either. Let's get REAL. Thank you. Barbara Stevenson/Chicago
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The Knot Guide to Wedding Vows and Traditions : Readings, Rituals, Music, Dances, and Toasts by Average Customer Review: Paperback (26 December, 2000) list price: $16.00 -- our price: $10.88 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Editorial Review When planning for the big day, it's very easy to get caught up in beaded white dresses, boutonnieres, and how many platters of mini crab cakes to order, but the most important part of the wedding is the most-often overlooked--the ceremony itself. A wedding ceremony can vary hugely depending on the religious (or not) beliefs of the couple, their cultural backgrounds, and their personal preferences. The Knot Guide to Wedding Vows and Traditions can help you sort through all the choices and come up with just the right vows and music for you and your intended. Do you want the traditional "I, so and so, take thee, so and so, to be my lawfully wedding husband/wife before God" or do you want a looser style: "I love you. And I look forward to being your friend and companion, your wife/husband and lover for life"? Carley Roney, author and editor-in-chief of The Knot (www.theknot.com), strongly suggests taking a stab at writing your own vows, but if that's just too much, cull what you like from the many different styles--from Buddhist to Quaker--offered. Readings can be from the Bible or other spiritual writings, from poetry or even song lyrics. A diverse selection of writings and excerpts are included as are a lengthy lists of songs and music for before the ceremony, the processional, the recessional, and the first dance (everything from Bach's "Brandenberg Concerto No. 4" to Martina McBride's "I Love You"). Also included here are chapters on the wedding program, ring exchanges, and speeches and toasts. Interspersed are stories and pictures of real couples and how they arranged their wedding day. Meant as a jolt to your imagination, The Knot Guide to Wedding Vows and Traditions helps you to put a very personal touch on an age-old ceremony. --Dana Van Nest ... Read more Reviews (12)
Isbn: 0767902483 |
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The Knot's Complete Guide to Weddings by Average Customer Review: Paperback (29 December, 1998) list price: $19.95 -- our price: $13.57 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Editorial Review Promoting the idea that "there's only one thing that really matters: that you have the wedding you want, not a nervous breakdown," Carley Roney and the editors of The Knot Web site have compiled all the information any modern bride and groom may need to plan and execute their dream wedding. Equal parts wedding consultant, marriage counselor, best friend, and cyberresource, this is not the guide your grandmother--or mother, for that matter--used to plan her wedding. Much of The Complete Guide to Weddings in the Real World is culled from the experiences and questions that users of their successful Web site, www.theknot.com, have written in about. This interactivity gives the guide credibility for the engaged couple of the '90s. Readers will find the Web site a useful accessory to the book. In a humorous, hip, and engaging style, Roney runs down the basics of betrothal starting with the engagement and ending with the honeymoon and postwedding "reentry." In between, we get specific instructions on details like budgeting essentials, selecting locations, arranging the ceremony and reception, hiring photographers and musicians, and registering for gifts. Roney also presents a "Sticky Subjects" section that covers the more sober side of weddings: what to do when your families' religious or political beliefs collide, how to keep the physical side of a relationship alive during the turmoil of wedding planning, the potentially explosive issues of money and wedding budgeting, what to do when your friends or family disapprove of your intended, and even "Top Ten Family 911s." Snapshots of actual weddings and their budget breakdowns, comprehensive checklists and worksheets, and extensive information on wedding resources with phone numbers, addresses, and Internet addresses (when available) will both help you untangle the knots that can come with getting hitched and make your day one that brings tears of happiness, not dismay. --Stefanie Durbin ... Read more Reviews (35)
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Buff Brides: The Complete Guide to Getting in Shape and Looking Great for Your Wedding Day by Average Customer Review: Paperback (15 January, 2002) list price: $15.95 -- our price: $10.85 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Editorial Review Whether you want toned arms for your sleeveless gown or flat abs for your honeymoon bikini, certified trainer Sue Fleming can help you get in better shape for your wedding, even if you have only six months. This slim (106-page) book presents a six-month strength-training daily workout guide with cardio recommendations and a "crash program" if theres only 12 weeks before the wedding. The strength-training exercises are basic, beginning workouts using dumbbells, stability ball, step, and ankle weights, all clearly explained and illustrated. The cardio recommendations are very general--for instance, 75 minutes per week for weeks five and six, doing one or two activities that raise your heart rate for most of your workout, which should last at least 25 minutes. Sadly, Fleming runs through just a few ways (walking, running, and biking) to get aerobic exercise, but doesn't explore the huge array of cardio options or give much detail on this essential fitness component. Recommended for beginning exercisers who are committed to following a regular program and need specific strength-training exercises. --Joan Price ... Read more Reviews (16)
Until a few weeks ago, when I was visiting a friend and we watched an episode of the "Buff Brides" show on TV.After watching the trainers instruct the brides-to-be, and seeing the great results, I remembered I had this book at home.Even though I am nowhere near being a bride, getting in better shape is never a bad thing, right?!So as soon as I returned home I dug the book out and started looking at the exercises.I realized I already had almost everything I would need to get started on the program...I had 3 lb and 5 lb weights, and a sturdy coffee table and chair to use in place of the aerobic stepper they show in the book...and after a quick trip to Target for a very inexpensive exercise ball I was all set.(I even got a great workout using the hand pump to inflate the exercise ball!!!) I've only been doing this workout for 1 week now but I absolutely LOVE it!!I can already feel my arms and legs getting stronger and more toned.I commute to work and have about 30 minutes of walking time from the Metro to my office...so I have started wearing my sneakers and making that walk part of my workout plan too.My HUGE problem area is my tummy, so I expect it will take a little longer to see results there.And I love the fact that I don't have to starve myself, I have always tried to eat sensibly anyway and I can just continue to do that with this workout.And as soon as it gets warm enough out I also plan to start rollerblading (something I saw one of the brides on the show doing) to supplement the workouts. I am NOT one to exercise, the thought of going to a gym is so foreign to me...and like everyone I have little free time.These workouts take around 30 minutes a day, 3 or 4 times a week, and require very little space.I love them so much I don't want to skip the day in between...so on those days I do extra exercises for my tummy, which the book specifically says is a muscle group that can be exercised every day.I especially love that the book advises you to rest your muscles, and not exercise yourself to the point of pain.After the first day I did feel some soreness in a few muscles I hadn't used in a long time (mainly triceps) but that quickly went away. I could go on forever so I will end here by saying if you are a bride-to-be, or just someone who wants to get into better shape and hopefully shed a few pounds too, BUY THIS BOOK!!!!I agree that the book should be spiral bound though, it is a little difficult to get it to sit flat while doing the exercises.
I received so many compliments from friends who said things like "I wish I had the arms to be able to wear a dress like that" and "You are so lucky to have a nice back so you can wear that style".Believe me, I looked like an over-stuffed sausage in that dress when I first tried it on.We all know how slimming white is anyway. It was my dream dress though, and thanks to this book I was able to look the way I should have looked in it.I can't say enough good things about the Buff Brides workout. My husband is quite happy with the results too. ;)
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Getting to 'I Do' by Average Customer Review: Paperback (01 February, 1995) list price: $12.50 -- our price: $10.00 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (39)
I have noticed that a few customers have disagreed with Dr. Pat's principles,most of the disagreements expressed seem to be due to the fact that these readers may not have read the book thoroughly and carefully.In the following paragraphs, I will list the complaints that the readers have expressed, and then I will explain why these readers have misunderstood what Dr. Pat is trying to say. The first complaint that readers express is that they believe that Dr. Pat is saying that a feminine energy person must only participate in "femine type tasks".Dr. Pat does not say this at all.In fact, Dr. Pat says that there is no such thing as a task that is clearly masculine or clearly feminine.In other words, Dr. Pat says that the feminine partner in the relationship can fix cars, play football, etc.and the masculine partner in the relationship can sew, do dishes, etc. The second complaint that readers have is that Dr. Pat refers to androgynous people as narcisits.If these readers would truly analyze what Dr. Pat is saying, they would realize that her description of a narcisist is a person who wants both their feelings and thoughts respected by their partner.She does not mean narcisist in the sense of describing a person who is self-obsessed and does not care about people.Readers should realize that words often have more than one meaning.For example, the word "right"can mean a direction or point of reference such as being right-handed or making a right turn, and in a different context it can describe being accurate or correct, such as doing the right thing or picking the right answer.Keeping this in mind, readers should realize that Dr. Pat's definition of narcisist is different from the definition that we commonly use. The third misconception that readers have about Dr. Pat is that they think that she is saying that the masculine partner in the relationship must be masculine in every aspect of his or her life, and the feminine partner in the relationship must be feminine in every aspect of his or her life.Dr. Pat does not say this at all. She simply says that a person should maintain their primarilly masculin or primarilly feminine role when interacting with his or her spouse.The feminine partner in the relationship can be masculine at work, on the athletic field, when interacting with his or her friends, etc. etc--just not with his or her spouse.And the masculine partner in the relationship can be feminine when interacting with his or her friends, family, etc--just not with his or her spouse.Dr. Pat clearly states that each of us has both masculine and feminine energy, and that we can incorporate both those energies into any or all of our activities and interactions outside of our relationships. Another complaint that some readers express is that they think Dr. Pat is saying that the masculine energy partener in the relationship can never express his or her feelings in the relationship and the feminine energy person can never express his or her thoughts in the relationship.If these readers would read the book more carefully, they would see that Dr Pat clearly states that while the masculine energy partner should primarilly be the thinker and the feminine partner should primarilly be the feeler, the partners can switch roles when necessary as long as they ask each other for permission before they do so.For example, if the masculine partner wants to express his or her feelings, he or she should say the following to his or her partner:"I have a feeling I would like to express, would you like to hear it now, or would you rather hear it sometime before bed."Likewise, if the feminine partner in the relationship wants to express a thought or idea, he or she would say"I have a thought/idea that I would like to share with you, would you like to here it now or hear it sometime before bed?". The fith complaint that many readers have is that they think that Dr. Pat believes that the woman should be feminine and the man should be masculine.Dr. Pat does not say this at all.All she says is that one of the partners should be masculine and the other partner should be feminine--therefore, she says that a successful relationship could consist of a masculine man and a feminine woman, a masculine woman and a feminine man, a masculine man and a feminine man, or a masculine woman and a feminine woman. The sixth complaint that readers have is that they think that a person should not have to choose to play a role in order to be in a relationship.Well, the bottom line is that anything worth while in life recquires some sort of sacrifice and hard work.If one wants to drive a car, he or she needs to pay insurance and take a driving test.If one wants to be a good piano player, her or she needs to practice playing scales and reading music.If one wants a college degree, he or she needs to spend a lot of hours studying.If one wants to lose weight, he ors he needs to eat healthey and exercise.Therefore, one needs to realize that if he or she wants a long term relationship/marraige that is happy and healthy for both partners, then he or she has to be willing to do hard work and makes some sacrifices/compromises--otherwise the person should either remain single, be in a co-dependent/dysfunctional relationship, or just have short term/casual relationships. In closing, I suggest that if you have not read Getting to I Do, you should read it.And if you have read it and don't like it, you should read it again--this time read it more slowly and more carefully. ... Read more Isbn: 0380718154 |
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Bridal Hair (Hairdressing Training Board/Thomson) by Average Customer Review: Hardcover (11 May, 1998) list price: $46.95 -- our price: $40.58 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (3)
Isbn: 1861528930 |
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Jessica Simpson I Do: Achieving Your Dream Wedding by Average Customer Review: Hardcover (August, 2003) list price: $29.95 -- our price: $29.95 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (26)
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The Best of Martha Stewart Living Weddings (Best of Martha Stewart Living) by Average Customer Review: Hardcover (07 December, 1999) list price: $50.00 -- our price: $31.50 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Editorial Review The maven of all things tasteful, Martha Stewart has impeccablestyle when it comes to weddings, and The Best of Martha Stewart Living: Weddings compiles the finest ideas from the magazine ofthe same name. The book is designed to provide inspiration for the big day, whether it is for the ceremony or the reception. Wedding apparel isn't covered, but all of the other significant parts of the wedding are: ceremony and reception decorating, bouquets and boutonnieres, wedding cakes, favors, guest books, music--even storage and display of photographs and other memorabilia after the wedding. Stewart encourages readers to use the book's ideas as inspiration forwedding elements unique to the bride and groom, and to avoid simply incorporatingthe book's ideas into their wedding day. She emphasizes that a wedding should reflect the couple's personality and wishes, as well as anycustoms they choose to follow. There are few rules of etiquette à la EmilyPost. Instead, the book provides historical explanations of common wedding traditions, then gives examples of variations on that tradition thatcouples have decided to use in their weddings. Stylishly arranged color photographs of the bouquets, wedding cakes, reception decorations,table settings, party favors, and more bring the ideas to life; instructionsfor reproducing them are often provided. Many of Martha's suggestions are doable even on a budget because theystick to simple, classic design. The reference section at the end ofthe book includes ceremony and reception planning and seating tips; music suggestions; recipes for cakes, drinks, and hors d'oeuvres;and sources for wedding supplies. The Best of Martha Stewart Living:Weddings should prove a rich source of inspiration for coupleslooking to add stylish and meaningful touches to their wedding day. --Kris Law ... Read more Reviews (42)
Isbn: 0609604260 |
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The Little Book of Bridal Etiquette for the 21st Century by Hardcover (01 June, 2001) list price: $7.98 US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Isbn: 1567314406 |
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The Ultimate Bridal Shower Idea Book : How to Have a Fun, Fabulous, and Memorable Party by Average Customer Review: Paperback (22 April, 2003) list price: $14.95 -- our price: $10.17 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (1)
Isbn: 0761563695 |
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My Bridal Shower Record Keeper & Photo Album (Record Keeper) by Spiral-bound (01 January, 2000) list price: $11.99 -- our price: $11.99 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Isbn: 088088648X |
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The Bridesmaid's Survival Guide: A Hilarious Handbook to Womanhood's Most Dubious Distinction by Average Customer Review: Paperback (01 June, 2000) list price: $15.95 -- our price: $10.85 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (8)
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The Little Flower Girl (Pictureback) by Average Customer Review: Paperback (11 March, 1997) list price: $3.25 -- our price: $3.25 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (7)
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The Clueless Groom's Guide : More Than Any Man Should Ever Know About Getting Married by Average Customer Review: Paperback (25 April, 2003) list price: $12.95 -- our price: $10.36 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Reviews (14)
So I purchased it.And I started reading it instead of a newspaper during some private time.It offered some helpful advice.It told me what to expect.And it made me laugh.What else could I ask for.I highly recommend getting this book because it does help me feel more informed about what to expect, and I don't have to carry around some frilly Martha Stewart-like book.The publisher and author understand that there is a niche for wedding books for men... that guide, offer advice, and entertain at the same time.If you are one of those football loving, bud light beer commercial watching, 20 something, 30 something, and even 40 something men, who has never been married before, then this is the book for you. ... Read more Isbn: 0071413723 |
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Modern Bride Average Customer Review: Magazine list price: $35.94 -- our price: $11.97 (price subject to change: see help) US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France Editorial Review If you want a sophisticated wedding, but you don't necessarily have the Martha Stewart instincts to sew your own ring-bearer pillows, Modern Bride will help you plan an elegant day nonetheless. The many style tips for the bride (from gowns to lingerie to makeup and hair), ideas on flowers and favors, accounts of real weddings, registry information, and honeymoon suggestions are bound to stir your imagination. Also included is postceremony advice on topics such as finance and sex. This is not the magazine to help you with the nitty-gritty--there are no monthly planning calendars or details on how to find the perfect reception hall or photographer--but it will give you great ideas for making your wedding day your dream day. As with any bridal magazine, much of what is useful is the abundance of ads, especially if you're still scouting for the perfect gown. --Jenny Brown ... Read more Features Reviews (9)
I bought singing lessons on CD "Voice Lessons To Go" by Vaccarino- (they're so good!) because I want to sing our special song to my fiance at the reception as a surprise for him. I even bought the "New Sex Now" DVD which I am saving for the hotel on our honeymoon (It came highly recommended by my girlfriend-!) It should all be about the process of celebration. God knows we have such hard times in our lives that we have to endure.This magazine just helps me ejoy life a bit more! ... Read more Asin: B00005NIOE |
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