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I just went across the street to the corner drugstore (there seems to be one on almost every corner here in NYC) and there it was! Our November/December 2010 issue of Bridal Guide!
I’m so excited because it’s filled with fantastic planning ideas for you, along with the most gorgeous gowns, beauty tips and amazing honeymoon ideas. We also have some of the best money-saving tips ever in “The Ultimate Budget Guide” on page 134.
You’ll discover how to cut costs on everything from stationery and flowers to catering and entertainment, even the venue! Now, isn’t that what every couple wants?
Of course, it goes without saying that romance rules on the wedding day, but if you want to up the love quotient a bit then take a look at “How Sweet It is!” on page 148 for fun ways to celebrate your amour.
And, speaking of sweet, check out our delectable, delicious wedding cakes. Here’s a sneak peek at one:
“Wait a minute,” you might be thinking, “I haven’t even bought my dress yet. I can’t think about a cake!” Well, before you start your dress shopping read David Tutera’s fab piece on how to choose the right style for your shape. With David’s savvy advice in mind, you’re sure to find your dream dress in no time.
I’ve had money on the mind a lot lately. In part it’s due to my latest obsession: The Secret Currency of Love, a book of essays by famous women writers and their relationships with the greenback. I’m also really excited about Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.
But I think my dreaming of moolah is really thanks to a presentation on planning your honeymoon I recently did for the virtual travel show hosted by your favorite bridal mag and Zip to David’s Bridal. I talked a lot about setting up your budget and sticking to it. I also told folks to remember those incidentals—taxis, travel tariffs, tips and other things that begin with a letter other than T—can really add up. And let me say it again: Double it for incidentals. Take it from me, your friendly experienced expert, who just happens to be (finally) planning her own honeymoon.