Planning Your Wedding Sucks: What to do when place cards, plus ones, and paying two grand for a cake make you miserable by Joanne Kimes
Bling. Flowers. Tulle.
The three things that every little girl dreams of when she pictures her wedding day.
What she doesn't consider is the stuff of nightmares: Overdrawn checking accounts. Drunk relatives. The seating chart that looks like a road map.
In this book, Joanne Kimes and Elena Donovan Mauer expose the tedious (and often traumatic) tasks that really go into pulling off a wedding. From dealing with overbearing mothers-in-law and making time for their lovable, but clueless, fiances to suffering through endless alterations and meetings with the con artists known as vendors, there's a lot that you need to know. After all, a wedding is supposed to be something you look forward to not something you have to endure before the honeymoon!
Armed with Kimes' trademark, no-holds-barred humor, Donovan Mauer's bridal industry know-how, and copious amounts of wine, you'll get through the stress of planning your weddings with style, humor, and grace. Or, at the very least, without beating members of the wedding party with that $500 bouquet.
The three things that every little girl dreams of when she pictures her wedding day.
What she doesn't consider is the stuff of nightmares: Overdrawn checking accounts. Drunk relatives. The seating chart that looks like a road map.
In this book, Joanne Kimes and Elena Donovan Mauer expose the tedious (and often traumatic) tasks that really go into pulling off a wedding. From dealing with overbearing mothers-in-law and making time for their lovable, but clueless, fiances to suffering through endless alterations and meetings with the con artists known as vendors, there's a lot that you need to know. After all, a wedding is supposed to be something you look forward to not something you have to endure before the honeymoon!
Armed with Kimes' trademark, no-holds-barred humor, Donovan Mauer's bridal industry know-how, and copious amounts of wine, you'll get through the stress of planning your weddings with style, humor, and grace. Or, at the very least, without beating members of the wedding party with that $500 bouquet.