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"It didn't matter that she was destined to plan the happiest day of a girl's life for other brides, but never for herself, until she met Whit Tolliver." Remember how I told you that these career romances tend to fall into one of two categories, "career manual" (Patti Lewis, Home Economist) or lurid and absurd? (A Measure of Love, anyone?) Well, today's Career Romance for Young Moderns, 1964's Weddings by Gwen, is kind of a hybrid. Sure, author Sylvia Lloyd gives us the ins and outs of the nascent wedding-planning profession, but not without a hefty dose of lurid romance! Veils, cakes, subservient wives and blackmail — after the jump! More »
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