Bridechilla- How To Plan Your Wedding: Survival Guide -Ditch Wedding-Stress and Get Stuff Done!

by Aleisha McCormack

Be empowered to ditch traditions and wedding stress and plan a meaningful wedding day, with The Bridechilla Wedding Planning Survival Guide. Based on the hit wedding planning podcast, Bridechilla, the wedding planning Survival Guide, not only focuses on the logistics and aesthetic details of the day, it supports you with the really challenging bits, the emotive elements of wedding planning, like dealing with opinions, talking about money and your wedding budget with your partner and obligation guests, e.g how to stop your Mum from inviting Carol from work. Read The Bridechilla Wedding Planning Survival Guide and you’ll be ditching those unwanted guests and meaningless details (so long garters and f♥ck chair covers), The Bridechilla Wedding Planning Survival Guide will give you the tools to liberate you from wedding planning stress and the quest for perfection and instead have you working as a wedding planning team to create a wedding and marriage that goes the distance. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "This book is really the only wedding planning guide you need. It meticulous lists everything you need to think about and focuses on getting married YOUR way".

205 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 10, 2018

Reviews

[Carly]

I was pretty overwhelmed embarking on planning my wedding and knowing how to deal with all the traditions and expectations. Aleisha does a great job of breaking it down into categories and concrete advice with steps to implement. She also gives you the confidence to make the decisions you need to make and not feel bad about doing what’s important to you, your way. Highly recommend if you’re feeling like wedding planning is a little daunting.

[Becky Wright]

3.5 ⭐️ Is it okay to rate non fiction? This gave me a lot of hints for how to be a chilled out bride and it definitely me in a good mindset for my wedding 👰🏻 (some of the humour I didn’t really get though haha)

[Taylor Davis]

Aleisha had me laughing through most of this book! Definitely some helpful tips, but a few things I didn't agree with as well. Overall though, I think every bride should read or listen to this book!

[Jamie Clarisse]

Full of good ideas, several of which I could apply to my own wedding planning journey. I appreciate the goal to make wedding planning as chill and enjoyable as possible. Great read :)

[Jess Collier]

Realistic wedding planning

The first wedding planning book I’ve seen by and for real people. So helpful. Thanks, Aleisha, for all of your insights!