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| The Knot seeks out partnerships with top publishers in the book industry to produce books especially for brides, grooms, and wedding guests. Each book is authored by Carley Roney who, with her unique real-world sensibility, provides all the need-to-know details in a fresh, down-to-earth voice. More than 100,000 copies of The Knot books have been sold to date and are available in bookstores nationwide. |
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| This lavishly illustrated book takes brides on a walk through the garden of wedding flowers. Includes an A-to-Z glossary of the most popular blooms, hundreds of bouquet and centerpiece styles, do-it-yourself ideas, and a comprehensive index of flower facts. (Hardcover; Chronicle Books, January 2003; $29.00) |
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Featuring hundreds of photographs and illustrations, this elegant volume details the history of the wedding gown and arms a bride-to-be with the information she needs to know when shopping for the most expensive piece of clothing she may ever own. (Hardcover; Chronicle Books, January 2002; $29.00) |
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The end-all and be-all guide to making a wedding warm and memorable, this useful tome tackles the challenge of personalizing weddings, providing information on traditions, customs, and vows and offering ideas for readings, toasts, and wedding music selections. (Paperback; Broadway Books, 2001; $15.00) |
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The all-in-one wedding planning companion, this workbook is filled with easy-to-use worksheets, tips, checklists, and web links to help a bride keep on top of the many nerve-wracking planning details -- while offering the hip, insightful wisdom that only The Knot can provide. (Paperback; Broadway Books, 2000; $15.00) |
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Complete with true tales, insider advice, checklists, and in-depth sections on updated wedding etiquette, sneaky cost-trimming tricks, and coping with stressful family situations, this best-selling guide takes engaged couples step-by-step through the wedding planning process, helping them make all of their critical decisions from the proposal to the honeymoon. (Paperback; Broadway Books, 2000; $19.95) |
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