Bride's Guide to Emotional Survival
"The marrying therapist" offers tips on everything from family diplomacy to last minute jitters.\ \ Based on her work with thousands of brides over the years, Dr. Bigel-Casher's book guides brides through the perilous months of wedding planning and relationship building. Exploring elements of healthy relationships and examining some of the emotional hot spots that lead up to a wedding, this book examines the roller coaster emotions confronting brides as they prepare...
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"The marrying therapist" offers tips on everything from family diplomacy to last minute jitters.
AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1: Congratulations, You Did It!Marriage ReadinessWhose Wedding Is This Anyway?Survival Tactics2: Wedding PoliticsThe AnnouncementThe Engagement PartyLearning to Delegate ResponsibilityFriends3: Pair-Bonding PotentialGender DifferencesWorking TogetherThe Unknown Future4: Communication-It's a Family AffairParental Blessings and RejectionsYour New AllianceIn-Laws and OutlawsMothers-in-LawIf Your Parents Are Divorced5: Hammering Out the DetailsWho Is Coming to the Wedding?A Chair by Any Other NameA United VisionA Spectrum of CulturesWho Is Paying for the Wedding?The Question of Elopement6: Mothers and DaughtersThe Dance of SeparationMother LossStepmothers7: Your Second Time AroundSome Challenges and SolutionsBe Prepared for Peyton PlaceBlending FamiliesPrenuptials and Postnuptials8: Cold Feet and Other JittersOvercoming Pre-wedding FearsDetermining ConfidenceThe Work of RelationshipsSurviving Ambivalence9: Down the AisleCalming Yourself10: NewlywedsFinding Your BalanceAbout Prior CohabitationMarital ResponsibilitiesResolving Leftover Wedding ConflictsFree to be Married: A BlessingRecommended Reading
\ From Barnes & NobleThe tactics in this book will help you successfully survive those little surprises that could otherwise mar your wedding day.\ \
