Pocket Idiot's Guide to Being the Father of the Bride

by Jennifer Lata Rung

The Pocket Idiot s Guide to Being the Father of the Bride, Second Edition , covers everything every bride s father needs to know to make it from engagement to honeymoon with his sanity - and, if he s... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1592570593
• ISBN13: 9781592570591
• Release Date: May 2003
• Publisher: Alpha Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 4.3" x 7.4"

Customer Reviews

fun and helpful for Father of the Bride

This was great especially for Dad's first daughter getting married, if you have more than one. Very helpful.

Funny and helpful

This Idiot's Guide is just what is needed for the reluctant father of the bride. It is a humorous look at the father's role in his daughter's wedding; yet, it allows the father to understand his need to love and be patient with his daughter and her mother during this momentous time. Very helpful.

Perfect for Dad

This book provided very detailed information on all duties of the father of the bride. I found it very useful and gave it to my dad. Lots of detail!

Good Book. Lots of questions answered.

The book is informative. I found I didn't get a chance to use a lot of the information though. What you're going to do is what your wife and daughter tell you do. The best thing you can do is keep reminding them not to spend to much money. They still will, but at least you got to give your input. Prepare for the big day by thinking of what you are going to say to your daughter, before you walk her down the aisle, When you give her away and during the father/daughter dance. This is a good book. It does prepare for the things your wife and daughter want you to do.

Awesome, Baby -- Just AWESOME!!!

Holy Moly, any bride-to-be with a clueless dad (or one who is pretending to be clueless, anyway) needs to buy this book. It covers anything and everything that he needs to know -- so that he can't plead ignorance during the planning and the actual ceremony and reception.