By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Susan M. Heim
400 Pages (Paperback)
Date Published: May 15, 2012
ABOUT THE BOOK:
MY THOUGHTS:
I love weddings, something about the whole day is just magical to me and if I could I would get married every few years (to my husband of course!) This book is an adorable book of stories from various family members all revolving around that one special day. As a mom of three I will someday (hopefully) be the mother of the bride/groom and I also have six siblings so I will be the sister of the bride/groom. Even though I have been married for almost seven years now I appreciated this book and would recommend it. This would make a great gift for a new bride or even mother of the bride!
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Enjoy the day. Don’t worry if things go perfect.
Wedding Tip: Never go to bed angry.
nancyecdavis AT bellsouth DOT net
Pack safety pins in your purse – someone always needs one last minute!
Think about the real meaning of the wedding and take time to enjoy the moment
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Keep it simple and affordable.
Stay clam and remember to remember why you’re getting married!
Don’t sweat the small stuff – at my wedding (under a picnic shelter) it poured rain (hard soaking rain)…the guest and us got a chuckle when the minister started with “You shall feel no rain…..”
dont forget to enjoy the time being engaged and not stress about the wedding plans
My tip is to set your budget and guest list before you plan anything
My tip for planning a wedding is to utilize Pinterest! They have so many great ideas, my son is getting married next year & he & his fiancee have gotten some great ideas from there.
At my “wedding” there were no guests, the preacher wore sneakers, and the bride wore an all black mini dress. I’m so glad to be divorced. What was I thinking?!?
Too funny! Made for a great story though I’m sure!
prepare a supply kit for you and the bridesmaids!
Have a designated helper carry it to all locations for minor emergencies. The kit should include: Tissues, safety pins, small snacks or protein bars, water &, paper cups, nail glue, extra pantyhose, blotting papers, cotton swabs, bobby pins, extra hair spray, clear nail polish (for pantyhose runs), anti-cling spray
Stay calm and relax
I remember watching Full House when Uncle Jesse decided to go skydiving on his wedding day. His parachute got stuck in a tree and then when he finally cut the strings he landed in a tomato truck. Disaster.
xoxox
As a teenager I was asked to read Scripture at my aunt’s wedding. I was very honoured to have been asked.
my tip is to stay true to yourself and what you want on this day
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My favorite wedding story comes from my cousin’s wedding that I attended just over 5 years ago. They had a very lavish wedding and they went all out, way out…They decided to have 4 doves released immediately after the ceremony was done. Two of the birds flew a circle and returned to their cages as they were supposed to do. The 3rd, flew directly into the grooms face and the 4th one promptly pooped in the bride’s hair…I don’t know if they were spooked or had never done this before but it was pretty much the funniest thing most people had ever seen. Everyone was laughing so hard for awhile. So much for the lavish wedding that cost them thousands of dollars. The bride was mighty upset but did get over it a few hours later and found herself laughing as well.
I would have been afraid they’d attack someone!
I didn’t eat during my wedding and I wish I could have
Wedding tip: Let the bride sleep the night before the wedding!!! Grumpy brides are NO fun!
You can always stay true to your dream wedding as long as you are optimistic and never lose sight of what the day is really about!
I plan to get married next year and even though I really havent started planning/decided on anything yet i am having alot of fun looking around for ideas of what I would like
keep it simple and don’t worry about the small stuff
Don’t go into debt to pay for your wedding. Pay cash and stay on a budget.
I am a real life wedding crasher!
I woulod never forget the time I was in my roommates wedding and she tossed the flowers and I caught it but her ex best friend snatched them away from my hands
My tip is to spend as little as possible. My family made the food, served it, and cleaned up afterwards.
Everyone needs to be as calm as possible
my wedding tip is to take time to enjoy yourself, do not get caught up in the details!
The best tip I ever heard was “BREATHE”
Im planning my wedding vow renewal. My wedding wasn’t like I planned, we got married at the courthouse.
The day of my wedding I was so stressed and tired; because I chose to have a big fancy wedding- when my husband wanted one simple wedding-wished I had listened to him-If I had to do it all over-It would be a small one-going big isn’t always the best that would be my tip on weddings.
Get some rest the night before and don’t worry about anything on your wedding day. It will be perfect either way. just enjoy it!
Best advice is to relax and enjoy!
Make sure to eat something!
Relax and cherish the memories of your special day!
Don’t forget to eat before the ceremony!
I remember trying to pick him up to carry