Bride Guy
Eric MennelI'm planning a wedding, and I have decided to write about it. Please forgive me.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | ericsweddingblog.substack.com |
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15: The Guest List
My general philosophy towards parties has long been “come one, come all.” This isn’t so much a generosity of spirit as it is a defense mechanism—I’m so worried no one will show up that I refuse to set expectations or limit invitations. Can ...
14: Where'd You Go, Wedding Blog?
Earlier this month I finished the second draft of a book I’ve been writing. It’s taken a little over three years (so far). This doesn’t necessarily mean much professionally, in that getting a book published (a novel no, less) is both tediou...
13: I Won’t Get A Wedding Suit Until I Lose 5-7 Pounds
When I was in 7th grade, a good friend of the opposite sex had a nickname for me: Chunky. Like peanut butter. Like tomato sauce. Only, you’d never catch me eating chunky tomato sauce, because the chunks bothered me. I was an incredibly pick...
12: Small Talk, Fast Songs
Lina was convinced I was losing my mind. I, while not convinced, was at least open to the possibility. We’d just gotten home from dinner with friends when I plonked down on the couch, shouting at the music machine to play me some music, any...
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Writer, reporter and producer, mostly in podcasts The 11th, Stay Away from Matthew Magill, Catch and Kill, NPR, Gimlet, This American Life.
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