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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1972
Page
14
A fragment from The Wedding Belle discusses a bride in white with blue ribbon accents and lace, plus a gown detail with heirloom brooch. It describes Lorrie Deb's interpretation of a retro pattern and notes wedding guests’ attire including Foxnin denim, leather tones, and coordinated fabrics.
Bridal feature credited to Jin Chapman and Rick Rubiola highlights wedding fashion and styling notes with portraits and candid moments from recent ceremonies. Describes gowns, accessories, and venue details with emphasis on personal stories and stylistic trends.
A Tay ward couple, he a biker and she a model, reportedly wed in Nevada after eloping with a justice of the peace. Their vow, described as a life style choice, followed a first meeting when he called her to meet him on his motorcycle and the pair rode to a park.
The bride wore a halo of fresh blossoms with white blooms laced with blue cord medallions and fern fronds. Designed for an outdoor wedding by Fred's Mowers on Hesperian Boulevard in Hayward.
A fragment describes a hair styling routine including shampoo and blow dry at a shop by Main Street in Hayward. It hints at a secret about the stylist and notes there would be no wait for an appointment, with phrases about Leah and a compliment after the work.
The piece notes a shift from formal church rites to intimate ceremonies in parks homes or reception halls. Couples personalize the event with poems readings candles and symbolic gestures. They choose small guest lists and realistic vows reflecting concerns over rising divorce rates.
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