Weddiculous

“I wish I had this book when I got married because it’s not one of THOSE bridal books. I mean it’s A bridal book but not one of THOSE bridal books. You know what I mean?” – Rachel Bloom, Golden Globe-awarded actress, star of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”

“Single? Read this book. Engaged? Read this book. Your wedding’s next week? Read this book. Getting married in an hour? Read half of this book.” – James Cordon, host of The Late Late Show

“I guarantee you that Weddiculous is the funniest, most honest book about wedding planning anyone has ever written. I devoured this book even though no one wants to marry me!” – Nikki Glaser, stand-up comedian, podcast host, and star of the television series Not Safe with Nikki Glaser

“A helpful guide for soon-to-be brides…practical and hilarious.” – Splitsider

“The book is less must-do, more do-what-you-want, with advice about skipping the stress of color schemes and facing the fact that your big day will not be the best day ever–probably…a helpful hand-up that reads like it’s been written by your funniest friend.” – The Phoenix New Times

“Every bride should read comedian Jamie Lee’s uproarious and relatable wedding guide, WEDDICULOUS. Filled with practical advice about wedding planning and plenty of personal wit and humor, this unconventional handbook will put the big day in perspective for even the most stressed out bride.” – Bustle

Jamie Lee is a stand-up comedian, TV writer and actress, and one of the core cast members on the hit MTV show GirlCode, as well as the host of 10 Things on TruTV and the podcast Best of the Worst. Jamie has appeared on Conan, Chelsea Lately, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central’s @Midnight, MTV’s Ridiculousness, John Oliver’s Stand Up Show and was a semi-finalist on Last Comic Standing. She has also written for The Pete Holmes Show, E!, Lifetime, and the new Judd Apatow show on HBO, Crashing. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and a labradoodle named Dennis.