HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-06-06, Page 10 (2)Galbraith
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Clinton-482-3841
The KENTON. Some folks may be sur-
prised that The Kenton doesn't act like an
ordinary portable color TV. But then, it
isn't an ordinary color TV. It doesn't look
like one, with its attractive styling. And it
doesn't perform like one, because it has
the same chassis and features as an Elec.
trohome console. Wrapped in a durable
Walnut Vinyl. Earphone Jack. 24" W,
171/2" I8t/2,11
Pip 10,
Here's Who
Foots The Bills
"Who pays for what?" is the most common question
asked when a wedding, particularly a large one, is being
planned.
Listed here are the financial responsibilities of the
bride's parents, the bridegroom, the groom's parents.
The bride's parents pay for:
FeeS for bridal consultant.,
Invitations to the wedding, announcements, etc,
Fees for church or synagogue.
Organist's fee and soloist's.
The reception, food, music and incidentals.
Photographer.
Bride's trousseau and wedding dress..
Bridesmaid's hotel bills, if they have travelled.
Flowers for the maid or matron of honor, bridesmaids,
flower girl, church and reception.
Boutonniere for bride's father.
Wedding gift to bridal counie
lifts. for bridesmaids, maid of honor, junior attendants.
Gift to groom. '
' Groom's ring (if double ceremony).
Bridegroom pays for:
Engagement and wedding rings.
Marriage licenSe and attendant fees,
Clergyman's fee.
Bride's bouquet and going-away corsage,
Corsages for both mothers, special relatives such as
grandmothers or favorite aunts.
Boutonniere for himself, best man and ushers,
Gloves and ties for best man and ushers if they do not
have suitable one.
His own wedding clothes.
Gifts to best man and ushers.
Wedding gift to bride,
Hotel bills for best' man and ushers, if they have
travelled,
Bachelor dinner (if he gives one).
Honeymoon trip.
Groom's parents pay for:
Wedding rehearsal party (if they give one).
Their own travel and hotel expenses.
Wedding present for the couple.
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PLACE SETTINGS .
When shopping for ster-
ling, the tableware is usual-•
ly offered as a numbered
place setting. A six-piece
place setting includes ,a
knife, fork, teaspoon, soup
spoon, salad fork and but-
ter spreader. The five piece,
setting includes all of the
pieces but eliminates the
butter spreader.
If you're traveling to the
honeymoon destination by
plane, •be sure to check
weight limits in advance, as
excess baggage can prove
to be an unexpected ex-
pense.
Memento
Wedding cake topped with a
silver bell, put upon a stand
to give it mobility. Wedding
bell engraved with the happy
couple's name and date of
marriage, gives the Reed and
Barton bride a memento to
cherish all of her life. Gift
Boxed (over all height 6%").
ORDER EXTRAS
When ordering formal
wedding invitations, a wise
bride-to-be orders at least
10% more than actually ex-
• pected. This covers extra
souvenir mementoes for
parents and close friends.
LUGGAGE WEIGHT
.. PLAN CAREFULLY
Whatever size or style the
wedding will be, it is the
careful, thoughtful plan-
ning — not the cost — that
makes it beautiful.
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