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Bridal Bargains, 9th Edition: Secrets to Throwing a Fantastic Wedding on a Realistic Budget (1889392294) - Reviews and Prices
The national best seller the wedding industry does NOT want you to read! Bridal Bargains teaches couples all the tricks to saving money on a wedding-and how to avoid pitfalls and scams. With the average wedding costing in excess of $20,000, Bridal Bargains is the solution to tying the knot without breaking the bank.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Good:
About half way thru reading this book. Marked lots of pages that will help with the wedding!
Save your money for the wedding.:
Really disappointing. This book is not at all helpful for anyone not planning a truly DIY function. I could see this being marginally helpful for those couples planning an at home wedding but anyone living in a major metro area is going to find this a waste of time to read. This is nothing more than a compilation of average common sense.
Outdated and basically useless:
A friend suggested this book and I'm returning it to the store tomorrow. It's useless. They actually use "don't buy gloves for your bridesmaids" as a tip. Really? Gloves? People still do gloves at weddings? Come on. They have no regard for etiquette and are openly hostile towards people who do. They make several incredibly offensive references towards "anorexic" girls, and there is some strange misinformation. For example they say that Priscilla of Boston has gone out of business and that the label is now... more info
Some good information, horrible writing:
Boy, would I like to edit this book. It contains some useful tidbits, but it's quite redundant (could be pared down to half the size without losing vital details), and the authors are poor writers. I'm only partway through, but if I had a dollar for every time I've seen, "A word to the wise" or "No, that's not a typo!!" or a sentence that starts with "Yes ..." (as in, "Yes, invitations are still layered with vellum ...." and "Yes, you carefully shopped for bridesmaids' gowns ...." and "Yes, dresses DO get... more info
