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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-02-05, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1997 PAGE 19. Capturing wedding moments for memories More than 2.5 million couples get married each year. And, one of the most frequently heard complaints by all of them is that things happened so quickly they hardly even remember their own wedding! That's why photography is so important. Next to the bride and groom, the most important person at the wedding is often the photographer. To help ensure Selecting perfect cake For an extra special wedding, every detail counts. Everything from your dress right down to the cake should be expressly for you. So, make each decision a thoughtful decision. Find the right person or bakery to make your cake by comparing samples of their work and by tasting, too! Ask questions. Can a strawberry filling be added? Will a whipped cream frosting hold up? And, how will the finished cake be delivered? Once you select a baker/ decorator, don't settle for a carbon copy of a cake made for a previous wedding. Instead, provide ideas so that your cake is designed especially for you and your groom. Start with an ornament you love and pair it with fresh flowers keyed to your color scheme. Or, personalize your cake with a special frosting flavour. Another beautiful way to individualize a cake is by co­ ordinating your own cake orna­ ments and accessories. Giftware designer Ellen Williams combines expert detailing with fine porcelain, laces and trims in an exquisite selection of wedding cake ornaments. Each ornament can be mixed and matched with fresh flowers, greenery or any other accessories in her designer series. Wedding cake ornaments are available to fit any style. Choose from graceful swans floating on lace, gentle doves amidst tulle and soft roses, wedding bands with shimmering pearls, and many more. For the classic cake topper, the Couple fetes guests the morning after GODERICH COLUMBUS CENTRE 390 PARSONS COURT, GODERICH wedding memories are recorded for years to come, Eastman Kodak Co. offers the following tips: Going to the chapel - Some of the best memories happen even before the "the big day," for example, the bride trying on veils, the flower girls rehearsing her part, the groom at his bachelor party. To make sure these spontaneous moments are recorded, delegate wedding couple, you might select a flowery base, a pearl-trimmed arch or a lattice gazebo. In addition to the cake itself, give some extra attention to the cake service. The tablecloth should enhance the beauty of the cake, not detract. An attractive arrangement of plates, napkins and forks also will help make your cake the focal point. And, a small spray of flowers, ribbon or lace tied to a carefully-chosen cake knife and server is an elegant touch. attendants as official record keepers. Arm them with one-time­ use cameras, and let them snap away. Bridal shower blues - Sure, the bridal shower is fun, but what’s a girl to do when it's time to send out thank-you notes and she can't remember which guest gave which crystal wine decanter? As each gift is opened, have the maid of honor snap a shot of the bride with the gift and the guest who gave it to her. The benefits: There's no gift confusion, it's easier than writing everything down, and with a quick note scrawled on the back, the photos serve as personal thank-you cards. Get the guests involved - One of today's biggest wedding trends is for brides to place one-time-use cameras on tables, inviting guests to capture candid moments. Keep your photos organized - It's always important to keep your photos organized and in a safe place, but people often forget about storing their negatives. Then, when they want to make reprints, the Steve and Veronica Stevenson Getting your big day just right requires careful planning. 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