The Best Man, The Duties and the Plan
Jacqueline Eames
Foulsham
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???The Best Man??? covers pretty much everything you need to know about being a Best Man. Areas such as transport and attire are discussed, and after you have read this book you should be well equipped for the big day, and the run up to the big day.

Eames adds little ???did you know??? type facts to make reading a little more fun and the job of being the best man a little less daunting. For example, evidently the Stag night is supposed to shake out evil spirits that could hamper the couple???s marriage. I certainly have been on a few Stag nights when evil spirits (whiskey, vodka etc) have been present!

I found the seating plans for the reception venue, procession up the aisle and the chancel steps very useful. They certainly help to clarify in your mind exactly where everyone should be. Throughout the book the information you need is presented clearly.

The book also gives us a few tips on planning and presenting speeches. It doesn???t go in depth here, but does give some good suggestions. There is a selection of quotations, some would work well but some I thought were quite unsuitable for a wedding speech. I guess it depends what kind of speech you are going to give though!

The book also has a selection of checklists to help you make sure you have got everything in place.

An informative read, I would feel confident after reading ???The Best Man??? that I would understand what the role actually entails.



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