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A contemporary guide for todays mother of the bride!
Congratulations! Your daughter is engaged! Now its time to start planning the big event. The Mother of the Bride Guide will help you get your daughter down the aisle in style. With expert guidance every step of the way, wedding planner Katie Martin explains all you need to know about:

  • Getting the most out of Pinterest and wedding-planning sites
  • Meeting the future in-laws
  • Navigating sticky situations, like ex-spouses and former family members
  • Mastering social media etiquette
  • Knowing when to speak upand when to keep quiet!
  • This practical guide covers everything you need to make sure your daughter has the perfectand stress-freeday of her dreams.

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    The Mother of the Bride Guide
    A Modern Moms Guide to Wedding Planning
    Katie Martin

    Avon Massachusetts Copyright 2016 by FW Media Inc All rights reserved This - photo 1

    Avon, Massachusetts

    Copyright 2016 by F+W Media, Inc.

    All rights reserved.

    This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher; exceptions are made for brief excerpts used in published reviews.

    Published by

    Adams Media, a division of F+W Media, Inc.

    57 Littlefield Street, Avon, MA 02322. U.S.A.

    www.adamsmedia.com

    Contains material adapted from The Everything Mother of the Bride Book, 4 th Edition by Katie Martin, copyright 2015 by F+W Media, Inc., ISBN 10: 1-4405-8820-1, ISBN 13: 978-1-4405-8820-4.

    ISBN 10: 1-4405-9829-0

    ISBN 13: 978-1-4405-9829-6

    eISBN 10: 1-4405-9830-4

    eISBN 13: 978-1-4405-9830-2

    Many of the designations used by manufacturers and sellers to distinguish their products are claimed as trademarks. Where those designations appear in this book and F+W Media, Inc. was aware of a trademark claim, the designations have been printed with initial capital letters.

    Cover design by Frank Rivera.

    Cover and interior images: iStockphoto.com/Tatiana_Kost.

    Introduction

    Your daughter has met the one and is engagednow she needs your help to plan the big day. But what exactly does a mother of the bride do?

    If youre unsure of how to prepare for your important (and exciting) role as mother of the bride, dont worry. The Mother of the Bride Guide will fill you in on all the MOB duties from the traditional to the modern, including how to:

    • Use social media to share ideas with your daughter and be prepared for vendor meetings
    • Communicate and work with the mother of the groom
    • Help your daughter organize the vendors, schedules, and payments
    • Plan pre- and post-wedding parties and events (and be a gracious host)
    • Handle delicate family situations
    • Help the bridesmaids shine at the shower
    • Make your daughters wedding as special as it can be

    And the list goes on! Yet as hectic as planning a wedding can be at times, its an opportunity like no otherto be involved in your daughters important day, and to reconnect with her on a tremendously personal level. Its the stuff that moms dream of, and its about to happen for you. Take the time to really enjoy it. When the day winds down and your daughter goes off to start her new life, you will have all these priceless memories of this time you two spent together.

    From juggling the guest list to watching your daughter try on dozens of dresses, the mother-of-the-bride role can be a busy one, but it will also be one of the most rewarding jobs of your life. Congratulations, Momlets get planning!

    Chapter 1
    Shes Engaged!

    Well, she did it. Your daughter looked high and low and actually found the perfect man for her, and he, in turn, gave her a ring to make it official. Your baby girl is engaged! Congratulations! Now what? Mothers of the bride usually play a big role in planning the wedding. Your daughter will most likely turn to you as her number one resource for helping her design the wedding of her dreams. Whether youre an old hand at planning parties or you hate the very idea of getting organized and making call after call after call, chances are youre going to end up doing at least some of the work, and the sooner you get started, the better. Youll need to begin at the beginning by first helping your daughter spread her happy news.

    Start Spreading the News!

    Before your daughter and her fianc start shouting from the rooftops, spreading their engagement news far and wide, who should be told privately first? (Or, actually, secondafter you?) Its important that the people closest to them hear about their upcoming wedding before the rest of the world does. This might mean that you have to sit on this information until both families have seen the ring with their own eyes.

    MOB FYI

    Express yourself when your daughter announces her big news to you, even if youre stone-faced about almost everything in life. Be flattered that she came to you. This is an important gesture for your daughter.

    Anyone with a vested interest in this wedding should not hear about it on social media. The couple should be the ones to announce the engagement to his parents. You are not permitted to jump the gun and call your daughters future in-laws before they even know that theyre about to become her in-laws.

    Once the VIPs have been told about the engagement, the rest of the world is ready to hear about it. Make some phone calls to the relatives, or send out a slew of e-mails. You dont need to send out formal announcements, but you may if you are moved to do so.

    Making the Announcement

    If they plan to submit a picture and formal announcement to the local paper, your daughter and her fianc may want to make an appointment with a photographer to have a formal engagement portrait done. Depending on the length of the engagement, they may have some time on their hands before taking care of this, or they could find themselves rushing to a photographer immediately.

    MOB FYI

    The engagement announcement (with or without picture) should appear no earlier than six months prior to the wedding datethree to four months before the big day is ideal. Check your local newspaper (or paper of choice) for its particular deadline and recommendations, which are usually published on their website.

    The announcement will include the couples information (schooling, occupations, where theyre living now, where they will live after the ceremony), along with their parents names. Most newspapers simply have forms for the bride and groom to fill out. If her fiancs family lives elsewhere, make sure they receive a copy of the engagement photo so that they can put an announcement in their own local newspaper.

    Listing (All) the Parents

    If both sets of biological parents happen to still be married, writing the announcement is a piece of cake. Simply include where each set of parents lives, and its done. If one or both sets of parents are divorced, the only effect it has on the announcement is that it will be longerin order to include all of the parents names.

    For example, if both sets of parents are divorced, and every parent has remarried, the section of the announcement pertaining to them would read:

    The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of York, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolittle of Bakersfield, California. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fox of Chicago, Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Brown of Boston, Massachusetts.

    MOB FYI

    In the case of naming a divorced single mother on either side of the wedding, use the name she prefers. She may still prefer to be called Mrs. So-and-So (her former husbands first and last name), or she may simply go by her first and last name, without a Mrs. or Ms.

    An example of an announcement where one or more parents have remained single would read:

    The bride is the daughter of Ms. Valerie Turner of York, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolittle of Bakersfield, California. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fox of Chicago, Illinois, and Mr. Gregory Brown of Boston, Massachusetts.

    Tweet, Text, or Post?

    Since the onslaught of social media, brides (and their moms) have loved the idea of sharing every single detail of their wedding planning. However, privacy issues and problems have arisen in connection with social media. There is most certainly such a thing as oversharing and being a serial Instagrammer. Heed some warnings when it comes to sharing your daughters wedding plans and the wedding day.

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