The 'Decisions To Make' pages help you make both the big and the small decisions. It covers things that most people wouldn't think about right away. Consider whether you will have to walk on cement or grass. This could affect what type of shoes you wear. Do the bathrooms of the hall need decorating? How can you make your wedding really unusual? All of this is covered.
The 'Things To Acquire' pages do more than give vague ideas, they actually list suggestions and leave space for you to include your own. With its large print, perforated pages and s! implistic format, this book will make even the most seriously 'planning-impaired' bride feel like a professional, while still staying within their budget.
The 'Day-Of' pages include things like an 'Emergency Kit For The Day-Of'. What if your nail breaks or dress rips right before the ceremony? What if you have a splitting headache or upset stomach? You'll want that kit! It's hard to tend to the little details from the confines of the dressing room, so give your friend a list and relax.
The Ceremony Samples in the Appendix are non-denominational. There is a wide variety to choose from, including: two candlelighting ceremonies, three wine ceremonies and two ways to make your children part of the service. Each part is explained in detail in an amusing, lighthearted way.
