keep's guide to assisted brooking conception:
Iui, squirt sperm up your chuff
Ivf, make lots of eggs if poss, fertilise in a dish, pop an embryo/s back
ET embryo transfer, ie when they put the embryo back. As sweeties using donor eggs she won't do the stimulation part if ivf.
Icsi, like ivf only they inject one sperm into the egg, rather than just swishing them around. Used if male factor issues.
I think it highly unlikely you will need any of these, face, as you get preg easily. They sometimes test the embryos for genetic abnormalities before putting them back, this is called pgd, but I think its unlikely you'll need that, sweetheart. That's normally if you're both a carrier or have a genetic disease.