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For the DIY bride, the cost-conscious couple, the newly engaged, and the ready to walk down the aisle, find 1,000 bargains to help you organize the wedding of your dreams!

With tips and tricks to help you budget for the big day, wedding expert Sharon Naylor assists brides and grooms in finding cost-saving options that won't break the bank. From secrets to stretching your dollar from floral industry insiders to finding a location that won't cost a fortune, this guide will show you:

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  Name: Latricia D. Smith
  Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
  Title: .0 out of 5 stars Fantastic....!
  Date: Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2008
  Review: This book is absolutely excellent, it has alot of wonderful and helpful information,I am very glad I brought this book, I'm almost ready to fire my wedding coordinator.
  
  Name: Kendyluv
  Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
  Title: .0 out of 5 stars Here's one way to save wedding money -- don't buy this book!
  Date: Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2005
  Review: To be frank, this book was a total waste of money. In all the 1000 Bargain Tips, I don't think I found ONE that I haven't already thought of, read about in a magazine or seen online.
  
  Among the wonderful tips:
  
  --Serve a less expensive meal to guests
  
  --Order fewer flowers
  
  --Buy a non-designer dress
  
  --Borrow your ring pillow from a friend
  
  --Get a photographer to cover just a few hours of the reception instead of staying the entire time
  
  Wow, thanks for the insight!
  
  How about, Save yourself $12 that could be used to buy your unity candle by NOT BUYING THIS BOOK.
  
  I stupidly bought it in conjunction with 1000 ways to make your wedding special. Can't wait to crack THAT one open.
  
  Name: Elle Zee
  Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
  Title: .0 out of 5 stars Awesome book with great tips!
  Date: Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2005
  Review: Love this book. Great tips! I like the format of it, too!! Thanks!
  
  Name: R. Sheils
  Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
  Title: .0 out of 5 stars 1001: Don't Buy This Book
  Date: Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2009
  Review: As I type, my very good friend is reading me tip number 463. It was about 399 tips ago that I completely gave up on this book and claimed it the most useless published item to hit the wedding market so far. If you have no personality, no concept of creativity, and no inspiration drawn from the unique nature of your relationship, this is the book for you.
  
  Additionally, if you are still holding on to gender stereotypes that your great-grandparents held, if you already plan to spend over $40,000 and want to save $1000-$2000, or if, as a couple, you can only be described as possessing a warm pulse, this is also the book for you.
  
  I love to save money just as much as the next guy. And trust me, I'll do a lot to save it. But ideas like "have your wedding party sing you a song instead of releasing live butterflies or doves" or "have your future father-in-law build your chuppah from 2X4s from the Home Depot" do not exactly help me, at all, with any kind of a wedding I would want. First of all, I am not generic. Additionally, I resent the assumption that I will marry in a church, marry a man, or that I should make my own "ethnic item" (read: roses that I wear on my head).
  
  Here is my best tip: be yourself and let your wedding be a reflection of the kind of couple you are. And for God's sake, don't spend $40,000 that you don't have for 6 hours. That's just common sense.