Top Designers Discuss The Wedding Dress In Paris
Ten leading American couturiers share their philosophies on designing the wedding dress. Norman Norell favors theatrical church weddings with modest necklines and simple drama. Ferdinando Sarmi advocates purity of line and understated headpieces. Oleg Cassini calls for a romantic, soft dress reflecting the occasion. Pauline Trigere emphasizes quality fabric and high neck lines. Guy Estevez stresses simplicity, clarity of line, and a lifelong dress. all agree the gown should flatter the bride, be photographed for posterity, and avoid excessive ornament.
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Couturiers
Nonna Nova Novell
Luis Estevez
Norman Norell
Joan
Ter
Ferdinando Sarmi
Jhead
Armold Scaast
Oleg Cassini
Cell Chapman
Pauline Trigere
Wallpaper personality test reveals ideal wall decor
Wallcovering designer Jack Deast promotes a test to match home decor with personality. Types A to D describe bold, elegant, rustic, or garden-inspired walls, aiming to boost security, roots, and happiness, with emphasis on washable, durable coverings.
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Jack Deast
Hej
American Institute of Decorators
Psyche
Bride Hides Her Money Should a wife keep a secret bank account
A Phoenix banking official advises brides on money matters noting both partners should have access to income for true partnership. Secret funds or hidden gifts can spark distrust and harm marriages, and financial transparency is urged to avoid hurtful surprises.
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Mildred May
Phoenix
Ariz
Danny L
Anay
Martin S
What To Wear Is Not Decision For Groom Elect
Bride sets the tunes for wedding attire while the groom adapts to the chosen ceremony. Evening nuptials demand formal white tie and tails or a tuxedo for semiformal events. Daytime weddings call for suits or dressy coats with matching accessories, while morning and semi-formal outfits allow variations like walking coats and hornburg hats.
Wedding Publicity Rules For Baytown Sun Readiness
The Baytown Sun outlines wedding publicity rules including timing for engagement and wedding announcements, photo formats, and submission procedures. It notes no phone submissions, requires in person contact with the women's editor, and specifies print deadlines and form availability for engagement and wedding stories.
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The
Sun
Baytown
Signing and changing a married name before the wedding
The article advises a bride to trial the new name before marriage, noting she will use Sally Brown Mason on most items while Mrs. John Mason appears on formal cards and invites. It stresses updating legal documents and IDs such as Social Security, driver's license, bank accounts, insurance, hospital records, library cards, and stocks, including beneficiary changes if needed.
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Sally Ann Brown
John Mason
Sally Brown Mason
Sally Ann Brown Mason
Tips for Laundry: Bride Advice on Quick Household Washes
A historic tip sheet advises brides to avoid soap with hard water and use a water softener with synthetic detergent. Hot water cleans best, small amounts of bleach suffice, and remove spots before washing to prevent setting. Do not iron over unresolved stains and starch clothes in the washing machine for even distribution. Ensure clothesline is spotless before hanging out.
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