How to Plan an Elegant Wedding in 6 Months or Less
ebook ∣ Achieving Your Dream Wedding When Time Is of the Essence
By Sharon Naylor Toris
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Plan the Perfect Wedding In Half the Time!
It really is possible to take care of the countless details and madness leading up to your big day and create the event you always envisioned—even with the clock ticking. And you can enjoy doing it!
Wedding expert Sharon Naylor gives an array of creative tips, clever shortcuts, and priceless secrets to make planning your wedding seamless. You will discover how to:
·Save time and money and reduce stress while maintaining elegance
·Organize and prioritize for maximum efficiency
·Find the perfect ceremony and reception locations on short notice
·Have fun and enjoy planning under a time constraint
·And much, much more!
"A smart, comprehensive guide to planning a wedding quickly and easily. Every engaged couple should own this invaluable resource!" —Diane Forden, editor in chief, Bridal Guide Magazine
It really is possible to take care of the countless details and madness leading up to your big day and create the event you always envisioned—even with the clock ticking. And you can enjoy doing it!
Wedding expert Sharon Naylor gives an array of creative tips, clever shortcuts, and priceless secrets to make planning your wedding seamless. You will discover how to:
·Save time and money and reduce stress while maintaining elegance
·Organize and prioritize for maximum efficiency
·Find the perfect ceremony and reception locations on short notice
·Have fun and enjoy planning under a time constraint
·And much, much more!
"A smart, comprehensive guide to planning a wedding quickly and easily. Every engaged couple should own this invaluable resource!" —Diane Forden, editor in chief, Bridal Guide Magazine
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