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A snack j.aek for the honeymooners in a gaily decorated basket
Late In your• weddingday you'll both drive
off.with tin C.e nithi#, wh lefriends and
relatives pelt your car withrice or bird seed
for good Luck Aloneatlast!
Somehow the breakfast you both missed
for WerVrefiglifig jitters,, and reception
ner missed for all the darldng and .excite-
ment of the day, begun to catch up, with you.
Now that the day's events have come to a
close, you find yourselves WAVY and relax-
ed for thefirst time all day.
Stoppin at a'restaurant world hardly
seem magical, and even ordering room ser-
vice atthe hotel would be another unwanted
interruption.
Ah, but you find a gaily decorated basket
in your getaway car en route to the hotel. A
note attached reads: "Food Is. Love," and is
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signed by a thoughtful member of the wed-
ding party who packed the surprise.
The basket is filled with all the essential
treats for two famished honeymooners:
Fresh French bread, cold lemon chicken, a
wedge of cheese and luscious strawberries.
There is sparkling Perrier for pure thirst
quenching, and Lindt bittersweet chocolate
truffles for pure indidgin . The final am-
brosia. is two slices of wedding cake and a
split of champagne.
And tucked into the side of the basket is a
small bunch of daisies, because daisies
don't tell...
What to pack
One of the things every groom must con-
sider is the preparation of his honeymoon
wardrobe. Two main factors determine his
choice - the mode of travel and the destina-
tion.
If you plan to fly or drive, travel clothes
should be casual and comfortable. If a
cruise is scheduled, the casual togs should
be augmented by at least a suit or sport
jacket for dinner. It's a safe rule of thumb
that for a two-week cruise, four complete
and distinctly different outfits will be
enough. Your travel agent can advise
whether a dinner jacket may be needed as
well.
For travel by car or plane, a pair of jeans,
two pairs of slacks and several sports shirts
are among basic needs. A dress shirt or two,
and a couple' of ties will come in handy for
dinners at first-class restaurants.
Wash-and-wear slacks and shirts are
practical. Whether your destination is a
quiet resort or a big city, sport coats and a
blazer with Slacks could comprise your
dressiest outfit. Try to select slacks that
coordinate with the jackets - in this way,
they do double duty.
Three sets of wash wear underwear
should be enough, as you can wash out one
set each day and have a spare always ready.
Six or eight pairs -of socks will do- and don't
forget handkerchiefs.-- A— light -Weight
washable robe is nice to take along because
it can be used as a poolside coverup.
Be sure to leave room for active sport-
swear when packing. Include at least one
lightweight sweater for chilly nights.
Another must is a lightweight rain coat.
Stylish shoes may look great, but if you in-
tend to do a lot of sightseeing, be sure to
pack your most comfortable walking shoes.
Weddinlg bands
are popular
among men
The wedding band is becoming popular
among men. As more men are wearing
jewellery, froth, pinky rings to neck chains,
the groom is willing to wear a wedding
band.
Wedding bands are available in sets, so
the groom's will match his bride's. Tradi-
toin dictates that the couple's ,names orr in-
itials and the wedding date be engraved in
the ring or rings.
Some• couples choose to skip the engage-
ment ring and have diamonds set in both
bands. Gentlemen's diamonds are very
popular and they don't feel they're being
feminine in the least by wearing them.
The wedding band can be purchased to
match the engagement ring. Often this
means they have to be purchased at the
same time, or as the big day approadhes the
band may be out of stock.
Many couples prefer to buy the diamond
and put the band on lay away..This protects
against price increases and ensures them
they can get a matched set when they want
• it.