Our Wedding Scrapbook

Description

This beautifully illustrated scrapbook makes it easy for newlyweds to create a personalized keepsake of the enchanted moments, celebrations, and romance of their wedding. From first-date impressions to how he "popped the question"; from the excitement of the engagement and bridal shower through the "Big Day" itself and honeymoon, this scrapbook allows brides to capture the memorable moments in a way that goes beyond the standard (and rarely looked at) wedding photo album. This scrapbook is designed for brides who want a lovely, original keepsake, but aren't sure where to start. Darcy Miller's whimsically elegant blend of art and text offers a framework to let the bride's unique style and personality shine through, as she prompts brides to press a blossom from their bouquet; commemorate the toasts; list the guests and gifts; send themselves a postcard from the honeymoon, and much more-to make a book of memories to be enjoyed for years to come.

Darcy Miller is the editorial director of Martha Stewart Weddings, which is published quarterly and reaches more than a million readers. One of the nation's most recognized and trusted wedding experts, Darcy is a sought-after speaker, author, and illustrator. She writes the "New York Times" syndicated column "Weddings" and has been featured on leading news and lifestyle television shows nationwide. She lives with her family in New York City.

"Your recently betrothed (or newlywed) friends will love the chance to create memories between the covers." -- O magazine "Our Wedding Scrapbook [has] pages [for affixing] mementos of special events, from your engagement up through your first wedding anniversary." -- Bridal Guide "A witty template for preserving the couple's story, from courtship to engagement, wedding, and honeymoon, peppered with useful advice." -- Inside Weddings "Makes it easy for even the most slapdash bride to preserve a few memories from her big day." -- W Magazine "Couples can commemorate everything from the first date to the first anniversary. Miller offers guidance and ideas along the way." -- Time magazine