Most of us have wedding memories that include the cake tipping over, the orchestra being out of tune, the (insert your favorite key person here) showing up at the wrong place or late, or someone tripping at an inopportune moment. While not all of these situations can be avoided, a little careful planning can help stave off many of the problems that pop up on the big day. In this three volume set, brides-to-be are taken through the process of planning a perfect wedding, with each tip-filled tape focusing on different aspects. Volume one opens with professional buyers reviewing the hottest wedding fashions and trends, offering color suggestions and pointers on how to help the bride look her best. In addition, a wedding consultant discusses setting up a financial plan and lays out a roadmap of what to expect when working with various businesses in coordinating the service and reception. Volume two discusses the selection and care of formal wear (with suggestions for handling inevitable accidents such as removing spilled wine or dirt smudges), and examines different services and options to consider when picking out a photographer. Volume three covers the essentials for a perfect reception, including invitations, music, and a look at the services provided by a bridal consultant. Whether you choose to “do-it-yourself” or have a consultant do it for you, this comprehensive series provides a good overview of what to expect. Recommended. Aud: P. (L. Stevens)
Bridal Plan
(2001) 3 videocassettes. 60 min. each. $59.95. Inecom Productions (dist. by Instructional Video). PPR. Color cover. ISBN: 0-9705733-7-5. Volume 17, Issue 2
Bridal Plan
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