Wedding Speech Planners
help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
i have NO clue what to do or where to go.
getting married and i DON’T want to hire a wedding planner.I am doing everything myself (yeah, i know it will be stressful but its my way or the highway lol) anyways, where do i go from here? i have an account on “the knot’ and its plenty helpful but i want some advice here.
what do i need to do? what kind of parties do i do and what is involved in them (bridal parties, engagment parties…i have no clue how this works!)
i already have a site picked out and they have catering plus the cake and all the chaires and even a honey moon area so that takes great stress off.
i already have a friend who is a cosmotologist who will do all the beauty crap.
i am mainly wondering about what kind of parties, speeches, presents and stuff do i arrange?
By visiting a few planner’s sites you’ll gather knowledge of what sort of things THEY do and copy from them – ideas, locations, cakes etc. They’re sources for knowledge and that’s all you seek.
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Wedding Speeches and Toasts (Family Matters) $1.98 .”..offers just the right words for many occasions. Along with sample jokes, anecdotes, quotations, and speeches, she gives advice on preparation, delivery, etiquette, and working humorous stories into the text of a speech. A great guide for keeping on track and in good taste.”– “Booklist. 96 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2…. |