Wedding planning books can help a bride-to-be to organize her own wedding, especially if she’s low on budget and doesn’t want to hire a wedding planner to take care of all details of the ceremony.
Here are a few ideas of wedding planning books in electronic format to help you get started:
Wedding planning on a budget. This e-book is giving you tips on how to save money on organizing your wedding ceremony. It’s written by a couple, Tim and Lisa Spooner, who managed to save over $22,000 on their wedding and who are now sharing their experience with other couples going to get married. Here are a few strategies Lisa and Tim share in the book:
- how to find affordable photo and video services at professional level
- tips for getting low cost catering
- how to find wedding bargains
- tips for getting beautiful flower arrangements at low cost
- where to find discounted products and services
- how to get people pay for your wedding
- key principles to budget wedding planning
- how to obtain free wedding tools and things
These are only a few ideas of what you’ll find inside the electronic book. The happy couple gives a lot of free resources and additional bonuses, so even if you’re not interested in buying the book, you still can take advantage of reading their website, which is free to access, by clicking on this link.
Amazing Wedding Planning is another digital book that could help you efficiently plan your wedding ceremony. Moreover, this book comes with a free wedding planning software, worth $39.95. This tool will help you calculate how much you should spend on each item, based on your chosen budget amount. It will also generate visual seating charts, it will auto-generate a to-do list and it will keep track of your expense, as well as the invitations sent, the RSVPs received and the number of invitations left unanswered.
Personally, I don’t know which one of these two wedding planning books to recommend you. They both can do the job in helping you save money by organizing the wedding by yourself with maximum of efficiency and control.
Anyway, both these wedding planning books in digital format come with at least 30 days money back satisfaction guarantee, so if you don’t find them useful, you can ask for a 100% reimbursement.
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