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Floral
trim
Not so very long ago,,,
brides carried gigantic
bouquets of flowers down
the aisle. Look at any
older photographs in the
family album and you'll
see the favorite bouquet
contained roses no
matter what the season.
Today, floral trim is
largely confined to the
head of the bride and her
maids. What is more
suitable for summer or
Pall, than a bride coiffed
in bright flowers?
_S.ome brides--IALear-Iong,
billowy illusion veiling
falling from a floral
crown into a long train.
others wear the crown
flowers on their own
Bridesmaids wear ‘;
garland around their
stylish heads.
If the bride is wearing
flowers,- then what poe,
she carry? Very popular
today is the muff, or a
single bloom of her
favorite flower and the
Bible is also back in.
favor.
Appliances
Chances are that once
the flurry of wedding
activities is over, you'll
realize you are now the
owerarrux1tith.de of
portable kitchen ap-
pliances.
These appliances will
offer you many con-
veniences and save you
valuable time " and
energy, if you use them
safely and care for them
properly.
To help keep your new
kitchen appliances
sparkling clean and in
good working condition,
follow these suggestions:
A clean appliance will
usually operate more
Convenient
efficiently than a dirty
one; be sure to read the
manufacturer's in-
structions for any special
el ea ning4irection. • -
To quickly and ef-
fectively clean smudges,
fingerprints and
everyday dust and soil,
keep bottles of glass,
appliance and cabinet
cleaner handy.
Just spray the cleaner
on washable surfaces —
refrigerator, coun-
tertops, glass, plastic,
chrome and unplugged
small electrical ap-
pliances — and wipe with
a paper towel or lint -free
cloth.
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Gold, ling..
• from page 23
Empire, the engagement
or betrothal ring became
the first article -of gold
ever worn by the Roman
maiden, replacing- the
earlier ring of iron. It was
believed that the gold
ring symbolized
everlasting love that
would never tarnish, just
as the metal of which it
was made.
Ancient Egyptian
writings " by Appianus
reveal that the wedding
ring was worn on the
third finger of the left
hand because this finger
was believed to be con-
nected by an artery to the
heart and this notion
persisted for centuries. A
writer in the late 17th
century referred to this
artery as "a vein of
blood, called vena
amoris, which passeth
from the finger to the,
heart."
Curiously, in some
cultures the wedding ring
was worn on the third
finger of the right hand.
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This was the custom in
England until the end of
the 16th century, except
for a brief period during
the reign of Henry VIII
when it was fashionable
to wear the wedding ring
upon the thumb.
It is said that the
marriage of Queen Mary
to Philip of Spin in 1554
did much to establish the
prestige of the plain gold
wedding band. After
much discussion as to the
proper ring for the royal
marriage, Mary declared
that she preferred to be
married with "a plain
hoop of gold- like other
maidens."
And this preference for
-the guld' -Vcrettclin-g- --ring-- --•
continues today, • more
than four centuries later.
First in line is the
bride's mother.
Alongside her are the
mother and father of the
groom, followed by the
bride and groom and
maids. The bride's father
is free to mingle.
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