Emily Post's Wedding Planner for Moms - Post, Peggy
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Finally, a book that allows moms to help coordinate the big day with the bride and groom from near and far. With spaces to record ideas, contact details, and prices, this guide helps put all the pertinent information at moms fingertips.
Countless mothers of brides and grooms have asked Peggy Post for a wedding planner just for them. Here it is! Whether you're helping a little or a lot, or?like most moms?are serving as combination coach, diplomat, and troubleshooter, this planner is packed with useful ideas, including: * Planning lists especially for moms * Questions to ask before hiring…mehr

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Finally, a book that allows moms to help coordinate the big day with the bride and groom from near and far. With spaces to record ideas, contact details, and prices, this guide helps put all the pertinent information at moms fingertips.
Countless mothers of brides and grooms have asked Peggy Post for a wedding planner just for them. Here it is! Whether you're helping a little or a lot, or?like most moms?are serving as combination coach, diplomat, and troubleshooter, this planner is packed with useful ideas, including: * Planning lists especially for moms * Questions to ask before hiring wedding professionals * Times when a mother's tactful advice is most helpful * A Resources section with worksheets for keeping track of guests, gifts, budget, and more * An Address Book you'll refer to again and again Peggy Post will help you navigate finances, guest list, ceremony, and reception details; interact with your daughter's or son's future in-laws; and plan your role (including your outfit!) while making memories to last a lifetime.
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Peggy Post, Emily Post's great-granddaughter-in-law, is a director of The Emily Post Institute and the author of more than a dozen books. Peggy writes a monthly column in Good Housekeeping and an online wedding etiquette column for the New York Times.