Groom's Wedding Planner (ePub)

It used to be the case that when it came to planning the wedding day, the bride took over. If she was a young bride, she might have been assisted by her family. But by and large the wedding day was the bride's day.

While there are still those grooms who merely accompany the bride when she visits wedding ceremony or wedding reception venues, and merely nod their heads to whatever the bride decides, the modern groom is wise enough to know that the wedding day is the beginning of their togetherness, and any decision – financial or other - should be a joint one.

This book is designed for the groom who understands and takes responsibilities for all that goes into planning the perfect wedding day.

It begins with choosing a time perfect for you, and for the relatives and friends you want to attend. In choosing the place for your wedding ceremony it can be literally any where you want it to be. Indoors, outdoors, at home, at a favourite restaurant, in the daytime, at night, during the week or on the weekend.

Whatever your choice, there are pros and cons you need to consider. And while there will be a time when you can make decision yourself, there are some areas where you will need the help and support of others to ensure a trouble-free wedding day.

Whether you're a young couple, with parents still involved in your life, or a more mature couple with such responsibilities as children from a current or former relationship, you'll learn how to keep everyone happy while planning your wedding day.

If you're involving relatives and friends in your wedding you will ensure they understand what is being asked of them, and are able and willing to do what is expected from them.

The book will take you through all the stages of your wedding day from the wedding ceremony to the reception. Whether you're thinking simple and elegant with just the two of you and couple of witnesses, or dance the night away with all your friends and relatives, you'll have all the information you need to create a day to remember.