Instant Wedding Planner: Get from 'Will You?' to 'I Do!' in Record Time
Going to the chapel . . . tomorrow? Saving time doesn't mean forfeiting originality, creativity, or panache. Many busy brides today don't have stacks of time for planning wedding. With the Instant Wedding Planner, there's no reason why a stylish, inventive, and fantastic wedding can't be accomplished in nearly any timespan.
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Going to the chapel . . . tomorrow? Saving time doesn't mean forfeiting originality, creativity, or panache. Many busy brides today don't have stacks of time for planning wedding. With the Instant Wedding Planner, there's no reason why a stylish, inventive, and fantastic wedding can't be accomplished in nearly any timespan. Library Journal I found this surprisingly useful despite the girl-friendly cover, which depicts an idealized bride ticking off items from her checklist. It's a functional workbook that serves as a "binder" with checklists, a place for info storage, and a repository for the endless amount of sticky notes she will doubtlessly generate in the process of reforming you from knuckle-walker to handsome groom. And handy guidance abounds, such as a calculator for the amount of booze needed and checklists for each prospective wedding location's pros and cons. It even has seating assignment charts so you can make sure Aunt Agatha doesn't sit next to Uncle Morty. On the whole, this is somewhat akin to a Leatherman tool; it's sound, practical, and wide-ranging, but it won't be the be-all, end-all for the total plan. That takes specialized tools. And a lot of Xanex. But for a simple mechanism that looks as if it will even fit into a normal-sized purse, what's not to like?Alternate Take: T.L. Bonaddio's Stick It!: 99 DIY Duct Tape Projects. Leatherman, duct tape, instant wedding planner, they are all tools. A wedding is a project, just like a messenger bag made out of duct tape that you cut with your Leatherman snips. Have fun, kids.—Douglas Lord, "Books for Dudes," BookSmack! 8/5/10
\ Library JournalI found this surprisingly useful despite the girl-friendly cover, which depicts an idealized bride ticking off items from her checklist. It's a functional workbook that serves as a "binder" with checklists, a place for info storage, and a repository for the endless amount of sticky notes she will doubtlessly generate in the process of reforming you from knuckle-walker to handsome groom. And handy guidance abounds, such as a calculator for the amount of booze needed and checklists for each prospective wedding location's pros and cons. It even has seating assignment charts so you can make sure Aunt Agatha doesn't sit next to Uncle Morty. On the whole, this is somewhat akin to a Leatherman tool; it's sound, practical, and wide-ranging, but it won't be the be-all, end-all for the total plan. That takes specialized tools. And a lot of Xanex. But for a simple mechanism that looks as if it will even fit into a normal-sized purse, what's not to like?Alternate Take: T.L. Bonaddio's Stick It!: 99 DIY Duct Tape Projects. Leatherman, duct tape, instant wedding planner, they are all tools. A wedding is a project, just like a messenger bag made out of duct tape that you cut with your Leatherman snips. Have fun, kids.—Douglas Lord, "Books for Dudes," BookSmack! 8/5/10\ \
