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NEW YORK WEDDINGS A Complete Sourcebook for the New York Bride Spring 2003  Rose Stewart and Tyler Dickson Wedding at St. Patrick's Cathedral, reception at The New York Palace Hotel October 5, 2003 Wedding Planning by Claudia Hanlin's Wedding Library 
 Today's Paper - What's your type? Whether your style is simple and understated or simply over-the-top, we've found a stationer to put your news in print. Also, location, location, location! Turning your fantasy reception into a real-life party starts with a careful assessment of your budget and, of course, the three rules of real estate. Claudia Hanlin's Wedding Library 50 E. 81st St.; 212-327-0100 www.theweddinglibrary.com This exclusive one-stop shop for brides, housed in a cozy brownstone on the Upper East Side, is a great source for fancy invitation. It has everything from high-end, old-school British invites by Wren Press ($2,000 for 100) to whimsical hand-painted styles by Dreamland ($1,000 for 100). 
 SAYING "I DO" AT A PRIVATE CLUB ...Some clubs do charge location fees, but, says Claudia Hanlin, president of the Wedding Library, "they also have a lot of pared-down costs." WEDDINGS IN A PLACE OF WORSHIP ...Hanlin notes that at churches and synagogues, "you will get a better deal, paying anywhere from 10 to 30 percent less." SWAPPING RINGS AT A RESTAURANT ..."Getting married at a restaurant is a very good cost-saving option," says Hanlin.
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