A Bride for all Seasons miniseries

I just stumbled across this thread -- someone might have told me!

 Have you all seen the fabulous blog on this series created  by the amazing Trish Wylie?  If you are in the least be interested in weddings there is something to fascinate.  Links,ideas for  seasonal weddings, and of course excerpts from the books, loads of pictures, all the background.  And books to win.  The whole set. 

And because The Bride's Baby is out now, there are reviews for that one.

Right now the book is also being featured on Jessica Hart's blog -- so if you're interested in having a book dedicated to you, get over there now and take part in my competition.  I don't have the url to hand, but there's a link from my own blog -- link below.

Liz

I just popped over to the blog. Isn't it wonderful? Some people are so clever (Trish).

I'm looking forward to this mini-series. I'm sure it will be lovely.

Claire

Michelle, if I had my wedding to do over I'd have a shorter ceremony, write my own vows (probably snitching bits and pieces from some Celtic and Irish vows I've seen and think are just lovely) and I'd change the reception to a totally relaxed outdoor barbecue.

I wonder what my children will do if they ever get married. I'm thinking an elopement would be really easy on the parents!

Jennie 

Ah... but is the dress beautiful? Is it to die for? Will her daughters want to wear it?

 Do people actually keep their wedding dresses to pass on to the next generation any more?

 Jennie - would highly recommend the eloping thing, but if that can't be arranged I agree that laid back and informal are certainly the next best options. But an awful lot of my girlfriends (and my sister) wanted the whole white fairy tale and they loved it. I guess if we were all the same the world would indeed be a very boring place.

It's actually quite simple, Michelle.  Strapless, with a little lace shrug and a gold sash.  It's floorlength, but not "big".  She is having a civil ceremony.  Actually, in Guernsey, it's the norm to have the ceremony at home, but since her mil to be won't have her ex in her house...  Civil is the word I'm hanging onto here

 Liz

Your wedding sounds great, Nancy!

Liz - six months?!  Ah well, I'm sure it will be beautiful.

I grew up dreading the thought of a big wedding. I was a bridesmaid twice as a little girl and both times the bride fainted at the altar! It all filled me with horror. So my husband and I had a very small, private ceremony and a family reception at my mil's house. All very relaxed.

I've changed my mind about weddings now. I still wouldn't want to be the centre of attention myself, but I do love to see a beautiful bride.

Claire

Even 25 years later we hear from friends that our wedding was so special. The best part is that many easy IFD can be done by any non-dancer--if you can walk sideways you can participate.

My little girl and I like to watch the wedding channel to check out the gowns and flowers.  She's into the whole princess thing, and I just love the romance of it all.  In fact, I love romance period!

Liz, I just ordered your Her Wish List Bridegroom and look forward to reading it!

...and I loved it!  In fact, I just posted my review.  I have three more of your books in my TBR pile that I'll be getting around to soon.