Library Journal Review: Technology has even changed traditional rituals, so this solid guide introducing couples to wedding web sites and online planning tools comes as no surprise. The authors, both technology professionals, began researching ways that technology could improve wedding planning for their own nuptials. Then they cofounded wedshare.com and became active in the wedding industry. Many current wedding books include some wedding site information, but this guide goes a step further, promoting online tools for several tasks: managing finances, gift registry, and guest lists; renting limousines; sampling reception music; and developing a couple's site. A wide range of planning web sites encompasses both high-profile and reputable, lesser-known ones, a feature that makes the book's scope broader than Dennis L. Prince's How To Buy Everything for Your Wedding on eBay?and Save a Fortune!E-Plan also contains commonly found information on time lines, etiquette, legalities, ceremonies, receptions, and honeymoons, as well as work sheets (also available on the companion site, eplanyourwedding.com). To boot, the text is quite readable, and the authors take care to reassure technophobes. Recommended for all public libraries.?Bonnie Poquette, Boerner Botanical Gardens Lib., Milwaukee Copyright ? Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.