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Melanie Yexley plans weddings for a living. According to her friends and clientele, she's invaluable to have at a wedding, even as a guest, because if the day needs saving, she can do it. One thing Melanie doesn't discuss with her clients: She doesn't believe in marriage.
Melanie always dreamed that prince charming would sweep her away. She found her prince, twice. Both times ended in heartache, so now she refuses get married again. That doesn't stop her from trying to make the wedding the best day possible. She figures the dream may fade, but the bride deserves a fantastic day.
Melanie says, "While the fairytale didn't work out afterwards, I still have that perfect day — my perfect wedding. If it hadn't been brilliant, I'd feel I was missing out, but because I experienced my dream day I'm satisfied. So now I want everyone to feel how I felt at my wedding — whatever follows, that happiness will help them deal with tricky times — together or apart."
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
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