Thirty to Wife The Tell-All Groom's Guide to Weddings-How to Get Hitched without Losing Your MInd or Your Fiancee (Paperback)
| Author: Craig Michaels |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Perseus Books Group
ISBN-10: 1569242968
ISBN-13: 9781569242964
Sku: 202114483
Publish Date: 4/10/2007
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(in Inches) 8H x 5.25L x 0.75T
Pages:
263
Age Range:
NA
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| "Thirty to Wife" is a warm, funny, and informative narrative based on Craig Michaels's experiences as a groom-to-be that every engaged man and woman will relate to. Focusing on the thirty days leading up to his wedding, this book reveals a groom's thoughts and emotions as he tries to evade the simplest of wedding tasks and still make it to the altar. A domineering Jewish mother, frustrated bride, and clueless groomsmen contribute to the ultimate question: does planning a wedding change romantic love from passion to peril? "Thirty to Wife" isn't just about one guy's journey; it's a field guide for all grooms and brides. Wedding details, including responsibilities, budgeting and traditions, round out Craig's adventures to assist grooms-to-be. Brides-to-be will better understand what their mates are going through and take comfort in knowing that things could be worse. Originally meant as a surprise-wedding gift for Craig's wife Deb, the author soon realized that his personal diary could serve as a blueprint for what all grooms-to-be shouldn't do in their days before their wedding. Only recently did he share the final manuscript with Deb. "That explains a lot," was all Deb could muster between laughs, cries, and dirty looks. |

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