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Patty Sheffield
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Recently gotten engaged and now the excitement, or should I say anxiety of planning a wedding has kicked in? Three sites with unique services can help any bride to-be plan a wedding with ease, so that their focus can remain on the details that make weddings memorable.
INFORMATION & TOOLS
TheKnot.com is an excellent resource for brides and grooms to-be with useful articles and tips on picking flowers, planning dinner parties, selecting a cake, how to pick diamonds, and much more. Useful tools such as a wedding checklist, guest list management, and wedding notebook, ease the planning process of the wedding.
SERVICE PROVIDERS
The most daunting task of wedding planning is finding the right services. Although many sites list service providers (i.e. caterers, party planners, DJs), brides-to-be quickly find out that this information is virtually useless. Categorizing services by area, or displaying dollar-sign symbols do not provide a realistic sense about wedding services. MyAffair.com has found an intelligent way to simplify this task.
On MyAffair.com, wedding services can be found by availability, price, and area. Users can find and compare wedding vendors available for their date, and in their price range, in seconds. MyAffair.com saves everyone time by linking customers directly to the service providers that they can afford. It also allows for easy negotiations, and even allows customers to pay for their services in installments.
GIFT REGISTRY
WeddingChannel.com adds the final touch to planning any wedding day, by having an online gift registry that allows brides and grooms to register gifts from various stores. The site also provides tips to help with health and fitness for brides, advice on hiring service providers, and other useful articles.
The use of TheKnot.com, MyAffair.com, and WeddingChannel.com wrap up all wedding day needs. Without these great sites, a special day can easily turn into a nightmare.
About the Author: Patty Sheffield has been a corporate event planner since 1997. She uses the Internet to assist her in finding caterers, DJs, event music, limousines, and many other event services for her clients. Three websites make wedding planning quick and easy.