Where to Seat Aunt Edna?: And 824 Other Great Wedding Tips

by Harriette Rose Katz

Where to Seat Aunt Edna lets those who've already made the mistakes and endured the big day disasters -- 634 of them -- explain the "we do's" and "we don'ts" involved in pulling off a dream wedding.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1933512024
• ISBN13: 9781933512020
• Release Date: February 2006
• Publisher: Hundreds of Heads Books
• Length: 210 Pages
• Weight: 0.81 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

JUST what I needed!

I am getting married in just a few months and needed a guide to answer some basic questions. This book was easy to read and gave me so many great ideas that I now feel ready to plan and execute a personal, fun wedding day. The advice was right from the people who had "been there" and their hindsight went a long way in making me feel better about the decision I was trying to make. I highly recommend this book

A+ for "Aunt Edna"!

I thought this book was a great one! I was a bit unsure about consulting a wedding planning/etiquette book but I highly recommend "Where to Seat Aunt Edna and 500 Other Great Wedding Tips". Everything in the book made me feel more sure that I'll be able to handle the responsibilities of planning my wedding with ease. This would also be a great gift for a recently-engaged couple.

fun and helpful

how many people can say they ordered a divorce book at the same time as a wedding book?! : ) i decided to go for both (since i'm getting re-married this winter!). i was too young the first time and didn't know what i was doing... so decided to get some books on planning a wedding this time! i like this one. it's an easy read and has lots of good tips/stories.

Another good one

I just got 'How to Survive the Real World' for my brother and saw that it's published by the same guys who worked on this wedding survival book. I'm getting married and I know this book will help since all of these guides offer hundreds and hundreds of witty and practical tips from people who have 'been there, done that'. One tip I read - not to invite out-of-towners who you hope won't make it - is SO true. That happened to us and it's a bit of a sticky situation!