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Title: Well-written, wise analysis
Review: Geller has written a very persuasive critique of marriage and weddings. This book makes you question why being married automatically brings status and why not being married brings a sense of shame (especially if you're a woman). Geller analyzes wedding guides, bridal magazines, Jane Austen, and "Sex and the City." She questions why romantic monogamy is revered so much more than platonic friendship. In one hilarious passage, she goes undercover as a bride at the Bloomingdale's bridal registry and recounts the way she's treated by the salespeople (basically, like royalty). I recommend this book to anyone thinking about marriage. Even if you are married, this is a very worthwhile read that will get you to re-examine your lifestyle.
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