Stuff Every Groom Should Know

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$10.99 US
Quirk Books
72 per carton
On sale Apr 21, 2015 | 9781594747977
Sales rights: World

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A simple and straightforward pocket-sized guide packed with everything a groom needs to know—from popping the question to planning the honeymoon.

You’ve found the one, and you are ready to commit to a happily married life—but now comes the hard part. You actually have to plan the wedding!

The ideal starting point for any groom-to-be, this mini-manual will help you not only support your future spouse but actually enjoy the wedding planning process, with expert advice on:
  • How to Budget for a Wedding
  • How to Choose the Best Best Man
  • How to Pick the Perfect Tux
  • How to Write Your Own Vows
  • How to Survive Your Bachelor Party

Plus tips on building a guest list, suggestions for stress-free receptions, how to nail the first dance, advice on dealing with your new in-laws, and much, much more!
“The perfect engagement present for any couple getting ready to take the plunge.”—Philadelphia Weekly

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A simple and straightforward pocket-sized guide packed with everything a groom needs to know—from popping the question to planning the honeymoon.

You’ve found the one, and you are ready to commit to a happily married life—but now comes the hard part. You actually have to plan the wedding!

The ideal starting point for any groom-to-be, this mini-manual will help you not only support your future spouse but actually enjoy the wedding planning process, with expert advice on:
  • How to Budget for a Wedding
  • How to Choose the Best Best Man
  • How to Pick the Perfect Tux
  • How to Write Your Own Vows
  • How to Survive Your Bachelor Party

Plus tips on building a guest list, suggestions for stress-free receptions, how to nail the first dance, advice on dealing with your new in-laws, and much, much more!

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“The perfect engagement present for any couple getting ready to take the plunge.”—Philadelphia Weekly

Weddings Are Back

After many weddings were cancelled or postponed in 2020 because of the pandemic, this year’s wedding season is expected to be much busier. Nearly half of couples with weddings originally scheduled for 2020 opted to postpone part of their wedding. In fact, nearly 32% hosted a ceremony in 2020 but postponed their reception, in hopes of having the wedding celebration they always imagined (The Know 2020 Real Wedding Study).

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