Wedding planning advice for the busy bride-to-be

Looking for help planning your wedding?
Need some romantic ideas for your honeymoon?
Want tips for staying happy and healthy through the busy wedding preparations?

Logo for the Wedding Podcast Network Look no further than the Wedding Podcast Network, original wedding talk programming for couples planning their wedding. Founded by seasoned wedding professionals, and wife and husband team, Robert Allen and Holli Ehrlich, they now feature many great shows, including:

newlywedcast — From engagement fairy tales to nuptial anecdotes, pre-wedding interviews and post-wedding follow-up, see how it all unravels through these insightful stories of romance, emotion and love!
grooms with a view — Helpful planning advice from the male perspective.
meet the masters — Premiere wedding authorities share thoughts and insights for brides everywhere.
lovecast — useful relationship advice. Learn how to manage the stress of wedding planning, accept differences, communicate, and resolve conflicts. Important life lessons, valuable information and topical discussions about your significant other and each other’s families.
wedding workout — Fitness focused podcast with great workout tips.
bridal scene — Hear what’s hot and happening in the world of weddings. Bridal tips, advice, interviews.
planet bride — Michelle and Henry Roth, sister and brother design duo, share their three generations of family bridal tradition and take you on a unique wedding planning journey. Hear how to get real and how to deal from a pair that know the wedding business like no other.
here come the moms — Brides and moms will learn how to work harmoniously for the perfect wedding experience.

Whether you listen on your home computer or download MP3s to play on your iPod, now you’ve had plenty of tried and tested practical wedding advice right at your fingertips. Visit the Wedding Podcast Network today!

Filed under: Wedding resources by Shonnie | on June 14, 2007

2 Comments »

I have just stumbled on to your site and am happy I did. You seem to be filling a needed void about wedding planning. I am anxious to review your and product and check out a topic that has my interest, which is the wedding from the grooms perspective. Or, safely geeting the groom and his opinion involved in planning a wedding.

Comment by Jerry — July 25, 2007 @ 7:58 pm
What a great resource!
I’ve been looking for some informative wedding podcasts, and this looks perfect.
I’m excited to try it out.

Thanks for posting!

Comment by Nikki — June 8, 2008 @ 12:13 pm