I love sharing my favorite wedding books, and a recent favorite is Weddiculous: The Unfiltered Guide to Being a Bride. It’s written and narrated by Jamie Lee, a standup comic you may recognize from MTV’s Girl Code, and is equal parts planning advice, comedic memoir, and a
I love sharing fab resources and helpful tools to aid you in every step along the way of planning your wedding, so when I heard about this fabulous book, The Honeymoon Handbook, I knew I had to share it with you! This fab book covers the top
If Rachel Cruze’s new book, “Love Your Life, Not Theirs” was available when I was engaged, I know it would have been the motivation and inspiration needed to plan a budget-savvy wedding. Rachel’s book (which releases today) goes beyond the typical book about budgeting that covers staying out
As a wedding expert and blogger for 3/4 of a decade, I’ve seen quite a few wedding books over the years. Some are informational, and some are just pretty. Today I want to share with you a book that is the best of BOTH! Weddings in
Here at The Budget Savvy Bride, I love sharing great resources and books that will help you plan your wedding on a budget. Today I want to share with you a fabulous new book, The Inspired Wedding by our friend Emma Arendoski from Emmaline Bride that is sure
We’ll call this edition of BSB True Life: I Was an English Major. Why is this relevant to anything, you may ask? Because when I first got engaged, I did what I have always done when I’ve been excited about something I know little about: I
A few weeks back, I woke up early on that Saturday and booked it to the local mall to wait in line to meet someone super sweet and precious- the adorable Angie of Bakerella! I’ve been following her blog for a few years now… I posted
Last month my book club read the NYT Bestseller Water for Elephants, which centers around the lives of people who are part of a traveling circus. So our host for book club decided to play into the circus theme when preparing our snacks for the evening!
If you’re like everyone else in the world, you began your new year thinking of resolutions to better yourself. I always have a ton. I never stick to them. In addition to my usual ‘lose weight,’ ‘eat healthy,’ and the like resolutions, I had a couple
