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ESCAPE THE EXPENSE: How To Have A Beautiful Wedding Without A Big Budget
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| Published by Rinky Dink Press |
| September 1991 |
| ISBN: 978-1892498007 |
| With over 300 tips on how to save money, this book was written for purpose of combining the elegance of a beautiful wedding with a focus on how to blend your lives, your home and your interests right from the beginning stages of your engagement. More than planning just one incredible day- this easy to understand guide showcases how to relax, communicate and make decisions together. It is full of encouragement and positive feedback for brides. |
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| From: Angela Baumgartner (angelabaumgartner66@juno.com) |
2010-02-26 |
Baumgartner, 24, sees two markets in the wedding business. One consists of people who can afford a lavish wedding with all the trimmings, and that's fine, says Baumgartner. But there is another clientele made up of people who live on a tight budget, including working women who plan on paying for their own weddings...The problem, she says, is that the wedding industry doesn't seem to cater to these people, which is why she wrote "Escape The Expense." -- The Times -- Community Consolidated Newspapers
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By Jeannette Zerba (Aloha, Oregon United States)_
As a seamstress, who has been commissioned for several weddings, I really appreciated the sound advice given in this easy to read manual. The overall structure of the content is not only informative but continues to be up-to-date even after nine years in publication. The pictures are timeless and the information is adaptable to all tastes and styles. If you are looking for tips to save money on a do-it-yourself wedding, this small book is a fine place to begin. It covers everything from renting or sewing to purchasing wedding attire. Flowers and food and personal attention are all addressed in such a way that the advice will still be apropos for years to come. This book is a great alternative for a wedding consultant, much less expensive, and well worth the price.
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