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The average wedding today costs over $20,000–and that’s just for a modest wedding. But even budget-conscious couples want to have a wedding that’s unique and reflects their personalities and style. You don’t have to sacrifice your wedding dream because of money. With the insider secrets in this book, you can get two to three times the wedding for your budget. * Reception–the one area where couples spend the most is on the reception. This is the area with the most opportunities to save. * Gown–how to find your gown for far less than what other brides are paying at retail. * Flowers–insider secrets from the floral industry to create floral arrangements and bouquets that are unique and less expensive (more…)
Now the dress that every girl dreams about can be made to order, with A Designer’s Book of Bridal Gowns, available from The Fashiondex. Written by artist, fashion designer, and seamstress Debby Roosa, A Designers Book of Bridal Gowns gives designers and the women theyre designing for a personal invitation to create the gown ideally suited to the brides body type and type of wedding. Roosa highlights more than 1,600 different design details, including every imaginable type of sleeve, bodice, waistline, and skirt, and incorporates how each will mesh with the brides particular body type. From short to tall, thin to full-figured, and every body type in between, this book details the best way to emphasize the positive (more…)
 Laptop Bride: Using The Internet To Plan Your Dream Wedding (Paperback)
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It may take a bit of looking but finding the right plus size gown is not only possible, but also easier than you think.Wedding gowns are usually ordered a year in advance. If…Written by experts in the field, Quick Easy Guides share little-known trade secrets and helpful hints to get you moving in the right direction.Quick Easy Guides gives you books you can judge by the cover. Our books are short, sweet and cheap. You can see for yourself.We specialize in publishing books in the following categories: Business, Marketing, Careers & Work, Consumer Tips, Finance & Real Estate, Computers & Internet, Electronics, Cars & Auto, Hobbies, Food & Drink, Education, Health & Safety, Sports & Fitness, Fashion & Personal Care, Religion (more…)
Amazon.com Review
It’s hard to imagine any wedding detail that could have escaped inclusion in the pages of Weddings for Dummies. How to build a chuppah, how to anchor a comb in the bride’s hair, who dances with whom and when–everything you ever wanted to know about getting hitched is right here. Fortunately, Marcy Blum and Laura Fisher Kaiser aren’t afraid to give an opinion or two (there’s a list of “Ten Tacky Temptations We Beg You to Resist”), but most of the information is entirely nonjudgmental. It’s best to have a much-married older sister plan your wedding, but if you have to do it yourself, this is the perfect book to tell you how.
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Accessorizing the bride can take a major chunk out of any wedding budget. Now, you have a way to reduce that cost. Veiled in Beauty will give you the know-how to make a headpiece and veil, saving as much as 90%. With beautiful photography and clear, detailed information, the bride will discover all of her options in selecting and creating the perfect headpiece and veil to complement her dress. Whether her personal style leads her toward a simple ribbon-embroidered headband or an elaborately decorated crown with a triple-tiered cascading veil, Veiled in Beauty provides the step-by-step instructions to design and create it.The book also helps the bride with selecting and embellishing gloves and shoes that will perfectly coord (more…)
From Library Journal
Writes Deckert, “The goal of all plus-size design is to emphasize your positive attributes and modify or distract from those you feel are less desirable.” Deckert is herself a plus-sized woman and a custom clothier with more than 30 years of sewing experience. Given that most clothing manufacturers have never learned to design attractive, well-fitting clothes for women who wear a size 14 or larger, the woman who wants to achieve style beyond size must sew her own clothes. This book will make that task less formidable. Illustrated with photos of plus-sized models, including the author herself, this book emphasizes analyzing pattern designs based on individual figure proportions and working effectively wit (more…)
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