HOW TO PLAN A WEDDING

Take the stress out of planning a wedding that reflects your style with this twelve-month, actionable, and portable guide that covers all the ins and outs of modern weddings.

From Terri Pous, the writer behind The New York Times article "How to Plan a Wedding," comes a portable, comprehensive guide to planning your dream wedding and minimizing stress. Whether you're eloping at city hall or throwing a no-expense-spared reception for 300 guests, this month-by-month guide will help you knock out to-dos and divvy up tasks so you can enjoy every minute of your engagement.

With an inclusive approach for LGBTQ+ couples, gender-neutral design and interactive elements like a questionnaire, a wedding style quiz, and lines for jotting down notes, you'll want to bring this book with you to every venue visit (that's in month one), vendor appointment (month three), tasting (month four), and fitting (month ten). You can even bring it along for the ride to your bach party (plan that in month seven) - cheers! Terri guides you step-by-step to the big day, encouraging you to choose the things you actually want and skip those that don't matter.

Terri Pous is a writer and editor who has written about weddings for more than eight years and whose work has appeared in BuzzFeed, Apartment Therapy, the New York Times, Vox, Brides, and Time magazine, among others.