Its the day youve dreamed of your entire life. The wedding has come off without a single problem. The bridesmaids looked beautiful and the groomsmen were dashing. The ceremony was heartwarming and your exchange of vows were timely.

One more hurdle and the day will go down in your personal history as momentous. If youve done your homework and planned properly the reception should be as memorable as the wedding ceremony.

Forget about all those horror stories youve heard of from other brides. The cake has been delivered and is exactly to your specifications. The caterers have been hard at work since early morning. Everything is under control. . .or is it?

It is if you consulted your copy of Planning Your Perfect Wedding Reception. Are you in the planning stages of your wedding? If so, you have to put this at the top of your must have list. Why? Lets take a look.

Finding the perfect location - traditional and non-traditional receptions, outdoor versus indoor

Establishing the budget - how to tips for saving money

Basic Etiquette for a receiving line - who stands where and why

DJ and Music - live music or DJ - tips on both venues and how to save money on music arrangements

Planning the drinks

All about the dancing - the first dance and learning the rules

Photography and/or videography

Wedding reception food - planning your menu

Choosing the theme for your reception

Wedding reception decoration - how to save money

Wedding reception favors and games

Your Wedding Cake and the cutting traditions



Dont leave the most important event besides the wedding ceremony to chance. Create a memorable experience that your friends and family will cherish for years to come.

Planning Your Perfect Wedding Reception is a cinch with the right tools and the best tool of all is The Ultimate Guide. Whether you are planning your own wedding and reception or have a friend or loved one who is looking ahead to their special day Planning Your Perfect Wedding Reception is a must have.

Dont wait. Grab your copy right now. Its never too early to start!