The Huron Expositor, 1994-02-23, Page 50PAGE 12D -Wednesday, February 23, 1994
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"Let Us Help You Decide on
A Florist"
by former customers of COUNTRY FLOWERS
Brenda (Balston) Gough - May 8, 1993 "A special thanks to Penny, whose enthusiasm
and creativity really contributed to making my day the most beautiful one I could
imagine. The flowers she arranged were gorgeous, and it was obvious in dealing with
her that she put her heart into it as much as I would have if I was doing it myself.
Thanks!"
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Carole Anne (Yuzwa) Nakeff - May 21, 1993 "My husband Alex & I appreciated the
confidentiality since our wedding was a most private occasion. The wedding bouquet
was unique, exquisite and beautifully matched the colouring of my dress. Service was
excellent and we appreciated the follow-up re: detail and arrangements. It was/is a
pleasure always to deal with your shop."
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Carrie (McLeod) Grainger - July 10, 1 993 "Working with Penny helped ease some of
the stress you experience from planning the perfect wedding. Penny listened while I
explained what kind of theme 1 wanted for our wedding and helped us from there
when deciding what fresh flowers to use. Everything was exactly the way we had
-hoped it to be. The quality of Country Flowers workmanship was obvious. Dealing
with Country Flowers made me feel very confident. I would definitely recommend
your services to any future bride.
Kim (Watson) Rush - December 5, 1992 "I was extremely pleased with all aspects
offered to me by Country Flowers. First off, the atmosphere is very relaxing. I always
lose myself in the mirage of colours, smells and unique items offered. It's like stepping
into a page of Victorian magazine. The attention to detail and the helpfulness of every-
one, all contributed to my satisfaction and delight with Country Flowers. Last, but not
least, the end product ... I couldn't have been happier. You used the budget I had to
work with and it looked like a million. I'd recommend C.F. to everyone!"
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COUNTRY FLOWERS
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Dorothy May Rutledge and John Barrie Brown were united in
marriage July 8, 1961, in Clinton. The bride's dress, modelled by
her daughter, Donna McPhee, of Port Albert, was a waltz -length
gown of white lace over tulle and taffeta. The fitted bodice
features a Sabrina neckline and long lily -point sleeves. The lace
overskirt is caught up at each side with three lace roses. A flower
headdress holds her shoulder -length veil. She carried a bouquet
of white mums and red roses. The bride was attended by her
sister, who wore a waltz -length dress of yellow lace over taffeta
and carried an arrangement of mauve mums. The groom was
attended by his brother.
Photo by Mona I
Who Sits
Musical chairs is great
fun at birthday parties for kids -
but not at weddings.
Haphazard seating does
not work at most receptions,
and the organized bride would
be wise to have place cards at
where?
guests tables.
Buffet -style receptions
do not require formal seat
assignments, but if the reception
features a served meal, a seating
chart and place cards help things
run smoothly.