Worst Case Scenario

If you're going to forgo the event coordinator for your wedding, purchase a little "insurance" for yourself. The Worst Case Scenario Handbook offers a wedding edition complete with step-by-step instructions for how to survive even the worst situations.
Here's the full synopsis from Spoonsisters: "Lose your ring? Wedding bouquet make you sneeze? Band not show up? Months of precision planning can go awry in the time it takes to split a seam or drop a cake. Here’s an indispensable guide to help the bride and groom, and everyone else, survive the nuptials. Learn how to charm nightmare in-laws, survive the bachelor party, stop a disastrous toast, conceal wedding day blemishes, and make an emergency ring out of a gum wrapper. Appendix includes useful checklists and creative solutions to wedding disasters. Don’t let the bride and groom get married without it!"

Available at Spoonsisters.com

Hosting a Bridal Shower?

While I was not a huge fan of shower games when I was getting married (I'm not a big fan of self-inflicted embarassment) I just might have taken on the challenge of this game. In case you need a little assistance figuring out a way to mildly embarass the lucky couple, I'm offering up this delightful product that I found at Spoon Sisters. As if weddings couldn't get any more fun, Do You Know Your Bride-A Quiz About Your Future Mate and Do You Know Your Groom-A Quiz About Your Future Mate, offers a plethora of random questions that are certain to prove whether or not the future Mr and Mrs are ready to take the plunge. Or perhaps play the games at the bachelor or bachelorette parties when you're starting the night out. For every wrong answer take a drink . . . ;)