Brides Can Make Own Spring Trousseaus
The piece promotes brides making their own spring trousseau with simple patterns and high style fabrics. It highlights color coordinated materials, easy sewing, machine washable options, and a new Burlington Klopman fabric guarantee. It advises quality threads, compatible linings, minimal seams, and creative fabric positioning for a professional look.
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Burlington/Klopman
Trousseau
Altressa
Burlington/ Klopman
Colorado Honeymoon Appeal Draws Brides to Resorts
Colorado promotes honeymoon tourism through bride publications offering a Free Honeymoon Planning Kit. The kit includes a state map, brochures on ski resorts and dude ranches, a photo booklet, and a travel directory. Department data show inquiries from bride readers spend here and return for future visits. Snow months boost ski areas like Vail Aspen and Steamboat Springs with new brides and grooms.
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Colorado
Cobb
Vail
Aspen
Steamboat Springs
Informal Outdoor Wedding Captures Rochester Couple
Sandra Kubitz and Henry Enders married on a grassy hillside beside the Interfaith Chapel at the University of Rochester in Rochester New York. The event blended informal ritual with formal portraits as friends photographed preparations, ceremony duties, and a champagne reception, culminating in a farewell with a “Just Married” sign on the couple’s motorcycle.
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Sandra Kubitz
Henry Enders
University of Rochester
Rochester
New York
Sandy
Hank
Roy Kubitz
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