Going Bridal: How to Get Married without Losing Your Mind
Author: Li Robbins
Witty, one-of-a-kind wedding book keeps the bride from going bonkers!
What causes a seemingly normal, well-adjusted woman to become obsessed and emotionally unstable after her boyfriend pops the question?
She's obviously gone bridal! Going Bridal is an actual syndrome, coined by journalist Li Robbins, who in these pages takes a sharp and witty look at what makes a bride go nuts and explains how to prevent emotional overload from spoiling the Big Day.
Filled with helpful, humorous stories from brides who have, regretfully, experienced Going Bridal firsthand as well as those who have narrowly escaped a memorable meltdown, this fun, chatty guide puts it all in perspective. Before it's too late, brides on the brink learn to identify and treat the four major causes of their condition, which include:
- Family-induced freak-outs
- Vendor-induced high-decibel venting
- Fiancé (oh, yeah, whatshisname)-induced fits
- Friend-induced frenzy
Forget the place settings and the perfect dress; this unique bridal guide focuses on the key ingredient for a successful wedding day--a sane and centered bride!
Li Robbins is a freelance writer and radio producer who lives in Toronto. She enjoyed every minute of her wedding day, without . . . Going Bridal!
New York Daily News
WHADDAYA MEAN YOU DON'T MAKE CHOCOLATE CAKE? AND WHERE'S MY %&$@! VEIL?! " If this sounds like you now that you're planning a wedding, you may want to take a breath, count to 10 and get this book. How do you not snap at the co-worker who barely congratulates you? How do you salve the wounds inflicted by not picking one of your friends as a bridesmaid? Robbins talks you through the rigors of nuptial stress, going beyond the crises of planning into more subtle social realms.
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