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If
you're going to the chapel, you'll want to have Bride's magazine by your
side to help you navigate the ins and outs of your wedding day. Brought to
you by the publisher of Vogue, Glamour, and Mademoiselle, Bride's has the
same down-to-earth tone as its sister magazines. Lots of Q&As help answer
all the niggling questions (topics covered are fashion, health, reception,
and sex) and accounts of real weddings give you plenty of ideas to borrow. A
bride's calendar and a separate groom's calendar will help you plan month by
month, and a registry guide will advise on what (and how much) you'll need
to set up your new home. You'll get lots of details--working with florists
and photographers, creating a program, understanding etiquette, building a
wedding Web site, and such--plus a smattering of honeymoon and post wedding
life advice. As with any bridal magazine, the abundant ads are useful,
especially if you're still shopping for the perfect honeymoon destination.
If
you want a sophisticated wedding, but you don't necessarily have the Martha
Stewart instincts to sew your own ring-bearer pillows, Modern Bride will
help you plan an elegant day nonetheless. The many style tips for the bride
(from gowns to lingerie to makeup and hair), ideas on flowers and favors,
accounts of real weddings, registry information, and honeymoon suggestions
are bound to stir your imagination. Also included is postceremony advice on
topics such as finance and sex. This is not the magazine to help you with
the nitty-gritty--there are no monthly planning calendars or details on how
to find the perfect reception hall or photographer--but it will give you
great ideas for making your wedding day your dream day. As with any bridal
magazine, much of what is useful is the abundance of ads, especially if
you're still scouting for the perfect gown
From
the webmasters wife: Out of every Wedding Magazine
I bought (and I bought hundreds!) this was always my favourite. I especially
loved the real-life Weddings in it. 
In
a world where we're barraged with the most expensive wedding planning
options, Bridal Guide is a breath of fresh air. For the bride planning a
wedding without unlimited resources, this title supplies all the usual and
necessary wedding-planning tips and advice, but not every solution is
expensive-a refreshingly low-key and realistic approach. Beyond the wedding,
relationship advice and home planning are also discussed. Published six
times a year, Bridal Guide includes regular features on fashion, beauty,
health, and wedding planning, as well "Budget Basics" with money-saving
tips, shopping guidelines, and Q&A. As in all bridal magazines, advertising
focuses on wedding attire, honeymoon destinations, registry information, and
other nuptial necessities.
Wedding and Home provides all
the inspiration that a bride needs to create the day she's always dreamt of.
Aimed at women in their mid 20s to early 30s, every issue is packed with
must-read advice plus gorgeous ideas and expert info on fashion, beauty,
receptions and honeymoons.
