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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-02-10, Page 35tone uiitd ix an autumn madding tfbe &ea&ati The rich hues of autumn weddings. Once you have announced your engagement, it is time to decide the date of your wedding. Many couples twist and turn over this dilemma as there are many points to consider when choosing the perfect date. First, there is the weather, followed by the travel season and its provide an inviting backdrop for impact on your honeymoon, availability of your reception and, finally, any other events may be taking place that you’ll need to schedule around. The time of year you choose is mostly a personal preference, but one that shouldn’t be considered the site that n A' A'A* lightly. gerber daisies and hydrangeas may Late spring to early summer is by ; be in season. Ask your florist to use far the most popular time for weddings in most areas of the world. During this season, you have the best chance for warm weather, clear skies and beautiful blooms. However, because these months are so popular, you must compete with other couples for DJs, photographers and reception sites. In turn, many vendors increase their prices at these times because they are in high demand and can get top dollar. A viable option is to celebrate with an autumn wedding. Early fall boasts crisp weather, picturesque and colourful foliage as the leaves change their colour, and an inviting harvest appeal. That is why many are opting to exchange vows in September or October. Autumn weddings are also ideal when planning your honeymoon. By September, most children have returned to school, freeing up resorts for your desired retreat. Just keep in mind that this time of the month is hurricane season for some parts of the Caribbean, so plan your honeymoon accordingly. You might consider getting travel insurance just in case Mother Nature crashes your trip. If you decide to have an autumn wedding, here are some ideas to make your celebration special. FROCKS AND FLOWERS The weather may be cooler this time of year, so take advantage of it by choosing a gown with sheer long sleeves or one with a matching shawl. * Depending upon where you live,— roses, sunflowers, autumn foliage, CUTTINCt EDGE J 4* /ft ns take care of you on your wedding day! Beautiful hairstyles for you and your whole wedding party. 11 Albert St., Clinton << 482-7725 Page 10. The Citizen. Weddings 2005. I them for your bridal bouquets. The florist can use trailing vines, berries and interesting filler leaves to set the harvest tone of your wedding. * Dress the bridal party in warm, autumnal tones of burgundy, maroon, brown and cream. Bright Continued on page 16 MunicifialU^ af, Central Staiui Stall Stentalb Are you celebrating a wedding, having a Buck & Doe or any other function for which you require a hall? There are several facilities available in our municipality. Location, hall capacity and contact person are as follows: Holmesville Community Hall • Contact: Jane Plunkett 482-3997, ext. 236 • Capacity: 300 persons Auburn Memorial Hall • Contact: Patti Cooke 526-7425 • Capacity: 150 persons Londesborough Community Hall • Contact: Hensall Co-op 523-9606 • Capacity: 125 persons Clinton Arena • Contact: Steve Campbell 482-3997, ext. 226 • Capacity: Board room: 20 persons, Upper Hall: 200 persons, Arena Floor: 1,200 persons Clinton Municipal Auditorium • Contact: Belinda 482-3997, ext. 221 •Auditorium: 164 persons