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Spring and brides have
always had a natural af-
finity for each other.And
this 'spring's bride will
most likely walk down the
aisle in a traditional long
gown.. „
Many of the loveliest
bridal dresses flare gently.
with dramatic trains. Go-
dets and circular skirts of-
ten give them fluid move-
ment.
The heirloom Victorian •
gown shows, up everywhere
— sometimes with some
very new, very contempo-
rary touches;
Scooped ruffled .bodices,
squared -off necklines, pin-
afore fronts and . 1pts Of
..,fl.ounco�- are seen. Little
girl puff sleeves or leg o'
mutton one can be de-
mure touches
Another favorite style
appears to.be the high-rise
buntline — with the prin-
cess and a newsy tent style
also making their bid for
attention.
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The oriental touch can
be' found in a dress with
a Mandarin neckline. 'This
season there's something
to match every bride's
mood. And if she doesn't
see what she wants in a
style, she . may very well
design and whip up her
own, since this is the year
to express yourself — and
expect the world to love it!
Fabrics may be just
about anything the bride
prefers — shops are show-
ing silk organza or net,
cotton and lace, crisp taf-
• feta and, newest of all,
chiffon. '
Long filmy veils or short
ones attached to a cilose-
fitting cap seem to be fa-
vorites. Many of spring's
bridal gowns are topped
with wide brimmed hats
and veils.
HONEYMOON PACKING
When packing for the
honeymoon, be careful not
to crush delicate items with
shoes. Putting each shbe in
a plastic , bag, and placing
them at the bottom fold of,
the suitcase will help.
SeiecfYour Photographer Early,
Then Let Him Do It His Way
The recording of history is important, especially
when that history is your own wedding: Be=
cause it only, happens once, hopefully, the
choice of "aphotographer should be made
carefully.
Most photographers require about a month's
notice before the wedding. Some will reserve
dates as far as a year in advance for very or-
ganized couples.
In thewsuburban area the average cost for a
wedding album of 8.x 10 -inch color prints is
$250. The rfi'inimuni number of prints which
most photographers will allow is 30. The
° average cost per print is about $7 for color.
BLACK AND, WHITE .albums are not sub-
Wwstaritially lower in cost, and vogue is to have
albums in color. Because the price, of mass -
printed colqr prints these days, it is worth
the few dollars more to have your wedding
recorded in color.
The cost,..of the formal wedding portrait.
bride :or bride and bridegroom runs
$75. :That generally includes three 11
• prints (black and white) and sufficient
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LOVE -TULIP
From a Seventeenth Century
traveler in Persia we learn that , •
the tulip is considered the emblem
of perfect love. He wrote: "When
a young man presents one to his
mistress he gives her to under-
stand. by 'the general color of the
flower. that he is on fire with her
beauty. and by the black base of it.
'' that his heart is burnt to a coal."
July 12. St. Peter's Day. is the'
traditional time in Galicnik• Yugo-.:.
slavia. when group weddings are
clebrated. Many, young men of
the village are employed away
from home most of the year:'Those
planning marriage return for St.
Peter's Day' jand wedding. cere-
monies for the group are held.
-Festivities include feasting' and
dancing: they last for several
days.
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Many photographers are now also taking
formal wedding portraits (in their studios) in
color. Of course, group formal shots may be.
taken after the wedding ceremony itself.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, in order to make their
burden of correctly reporting your wedding,,
pietorally easier, use a format or story pattern
for shooting your pictures. Generally a photo'g-
raptiher will shoot from 70 to 1,20 shots:, Your
Wedding album will be made from proof al-
tiums of these. - e
"`Iti importarlt"tto hiisos hoto'gre°pher care --
fully. Most have sample albums for you .to.
study so that you will have a better idea of how
he works' and what he likes to photograph.
Many photographers have, adopted 'a con-
temporary attitude toward wedding photog-
raphy ° and thankfully so. While the mother
of the bride may like stand -tip and -smile shots,
the, contemporary bride and her new husband
may feel Tike a flowered field, is a formal -enough
setting for their official wedding portrait.
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