Title: Huge Build-Up to a Giant Let-Down
Product review: Rachel and David are getting married. Seems simple enough, but first they have to overcome her cheap father, obnoxious stepmother, melodramatic mother, his 1950's thinking parents, unenthusiastic friends , meddling relatives and then find their own meaning in a Jewish ceremony. Rachel eventually pulls off a wonderful event, full of personal touches and special acknowledgments to family and friends. She also grows closer to David and learns to accept all her family (and in-laws) for who they are.I read this while planning my own wedding and thought it very fitting. I was relieved to know that things could be worse - at least I didn't have any parent problems or the issue of kosher versus non-kosher or kosher-style. I think the book drifted off near the end with the author's need to tie everything up in a neat bow of an ending. The last part is a detail of the wedding video, given very short-shrift in comparison to the actual event.
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