The story of how a woman enlisted her mother's help in planning her wedding, and what lessons they learned along the way. Told in a cutesy style that I did not like at all, but I'm sure someone else with different taste would appreciate this lightweight, light-hearted book. ( )

This is a really funny read which actually offers some good advice to those in the depths of wedding planning such as myself for my daughters upcoming wedding. It is lighthearted and offers two perspectives, one from the Mother of the Bride and from the Bride herself. They obviously have a wonderful loving relationship which was a pleasure to read about. Highly recommended even if you are NOT planning a wedding. ( )

How I Planned Your Wedding by Susan and Elizabeth Wiggs Maas What a
funny but sometimes serious book. All the details and thoughts
what went into planning the special day. You can tell the mother and
daughter are VERY close.
I never had a fairy tale wedding so it's quite interesting and SO involed
to see how it's all put together. Love the cheat sheets and am amazed as
how it was pulled off (on a budget).
They really share a bunch more than I expected one to share but it fits
right in. Really shows just how close they really are by their interactions
throughout the book.
Love what they had on the menu and love the before hand preparations: sugaring
and eyelash extensions, who knew is what E. said LOL
Susan was invited to speak with a crowd at Writerspace site one night and she
was doing Q and A with us and she told us of using 'cloud' technology so her and
E. would be on the same section. At the end my name was selected to get a free copy
of the book and it was even autographed. I found the Q and A the best part cuz it
allows you to find out about the people who wrote the book, their work schedule, home
life, etc.
I hope they are able to get together to write a 'baby on the way' book, I know it would
be such a loving, tender, hilarious colleraboration. ( )