Product Description

This handy guide shows you what role a modern-day mother of the bride plays, helping you to make your daughter's day as perfect as possible. There's expert information on the mother of the bride's duties, what to do and what not to do, what to wear, how to arrange flowers, photography and guest lists and how to handle difficult family situations. Also covering weddings abroad, with no-nonsense advice on how to deal with finances and guidance for smooth preparation in the run up to the wedding day, "Your Daughter's Wedding" will help you to support your daughter every step of the way.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7295 in Books
• Published on: 2008-03-15
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 128 pages

From the Back Cover
A great gift for the mother of the bride.
Up-to-date wedding planning ideas.
Answers to all your wedding questions.

About the Author
Confetti.co.uk is the UK's leading wedding and special occasion website, helping more than 500,000 brides, grooms and guests every month.

Customer Reviews

Brides, buy this for your Mums and Mum-in-Law to be!
This little book (it would fit into your handbag) blends the traditional with the modern to provide all Mums of Brides (and I'm sure the Groom's Mum would love it too) with a virtually foolproof guide to getting through from the engagement to the wedding without the family falling out over the arrangements!
It gives helpful advice for when to gently intervene to prevent mishaps occurring, also when to be tactful and keep what you really think to yourself.
As usual with the books that Confetti publish (and in keeping with the whole ethos of their website) this book has been written by people who have 'been there, done that, got the tshirt' - it is also written in a very readable style.
You can either read this book from cover to cover, or keep dipping in and out of it as you need to.

Brilliant Idea!
Most girls don't consider what our Mum's are thinking or feeling in the run up to her little girls big day - this deals with all the issues concerned, from encouraging her to not try to take over the whole day (seemingly a common complaint of brides to be!) to when she should show some interest, and what her 'traditional' roles and responsibilities are. It also gives helpful links to the relevant areas of their website to encourage them to look there. The beauty of this book is, it is very diplomatic!

waste of money
This booklet is about 3" square, with 1-2 sentences per page. Contains mildly interesting advice, but nothing that common sense wouldn't dictate.
A complete waste of money.