Just got an email from Jeff (thanks Jeff!) about a new online wedding planner he’s built called My Wedding Workbook – it has loads of extremely detailed planning tools, checklists, task calenders, and so on.

What with so many cool (and free!) planning tools online now, you barely need wedding planning books, though you still need to do something with all of the bits and pieces of paper you pick up along the way, so you could make a good argument for using both.

You’ve probably seen this before, but it made me giggle, so take a peek – the Best Wedding Dance Ever, apparently!

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I’ve been hunting around for social networking websites (with wedding planning tools) for brides for a while, and have only managed to turn up a couple – if you know of any others, send them to me and I’ll link off to them:

• Wedding Wire
• Muse Wedding Inspiration

I made this Flash movie a wee while ago, and thought other people might like it… Warning: it has sound, so beware, naughty work surfers…

We’re off to the British Bridal Exhibition in Harrogate tomorrow – it’s an industry exhibition, so not open to the general public.  It will have a lot of the new collections due out next year, so I’ll get a great preview of what’s coming up.  I’m quite excited. Tim not so much…

I’m hoping to get lots of titbits to post on here, so keep your eyes peeled on Tuesday.

My method for storing my shoes goes thusly – (a) open my wardrobe door, (b) throw them in, (c) get annoyed as they tumble down the steep mountain of shoes and back out onto the floor, (d) repeat but this time shut the wardrobe door really fast to prevent (c) occuring.

This little gizmo called a Shoe Wheel would make life much easier, (though at £60 I’m struggling to justify the money; you know, tidy shoes, groceries, tidy shoes, groceries…) This is a cool idea if you’re a bit short on space and your shoes need Help – apparently it holds up to 30 pairs of shoes.  Check it out at on their website.

Being fairly endowed up top (not that I want you to think I’m a Dolly Parton impersonator – I’m an average sized D-cup), I’ve never been tempted into buying Chicken Fillets to boost my bust, but I’ve just read a story that made me chuckle on What Can I Wear?.  An excerpt:

I popped into my local Sommerfield the other day and when I reached the check-out the shop assistant had tears running down her face and was doubled up laughing.

There were two men in front of me who were looking slightly embarassed.  When my turn came I could see what was causing all the fuss.

Read the rest of it here.