Customer Reviews

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

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This book is so complete that I have barely scratched the surface of all that it has to offer, and I've had it for over a month! Complete with timelines, questions that I never would have thought to ask, and "keep in mind" helpful hints. Fantastic!

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.

Given all the positive reviews, I purchased this planner. And, I'm definitely using it. However, it lacks a fundamental piece of my wedding puzzle, in my opinion: The Guest List - you know, the very loved ones you need to celebrate with.
It's really a physically well-designed planner - just as the other reviewers mention.
I truly wonder whether I simply got a defective copy, without a guest list? I need a list for a head count, to make sure we didn't miss anyone and to keep track of all of the correspondence (read: invitations, thank you's, etc.). I recommend poaching from another planning book/publication in order to add that vital section to this planner.
I hope in its next edition, it includes a guest list, so that I can purchase it as gifts for newly-engaged friends & family.
Otherwise - it's very nice.

I have recieved a lot of organizers and planners, and this is by far the best. Full of very helpful lists of questions to ask various vendors. Everything you couldn't think of and more. Format makes it easy to compare vendors side-by-side to make decisions. Perfect size to fit in your purse. I would recommend this book to everyone!

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.

Iudens considerations that even other popular planners gloss over, such as "where are the restrooms?" The layout allows you to compare vendors side by side, and the convenient carrying size, spiral binding and hardcover make it very easy to take notes as you're speaking with potential vendors.

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.

I am three days away from my wedding right now, and this book has helped me through every step of the planning process. The tips and lists in the book are extremely valuable, and the lists of questions they give you to ask vendors includes things most people would think to ask.

I bought two other bridal books the same day I bought this one, and I barely looked at the other two. Definitely pick this up as soon as possible.

I just got engaged and purchased this on a whim...i went through many other organizers, but ultimately, i picked this one because of the size (fits in pocketbook), the tabs that are sequential (ceremony, reception, stationary, etc), and that it has lists (have I mentioned i like lists yet?) ... very satisfied with it

This book has everything you need, even a list of things to consider and address if you are having an outdoor or at-home wedding, which I am. The checklists are thorough and the book even includes a list of must-take photos for the wedding photographer and a mini address book to compile contact info for wedding party members.