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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1972
Page
14
Washington reports a rise in marriages overall with 10.7 per 1 000 in 1970 versus 9.3 in 1965 while 56 percent of men and 45 percent of women under 35 remain single. Dr. Paul Glick of the Census Bureau notes delayed marriage trends and notes many divorced women head households.
In Tokyo the trend favors formal engagement rites among young couples, with families exchanging gifts and a written oath witnessed by at least two people. If a marriage is arranged, go betweens act as witnesses. Wedding halls promote packages costing around 75 dollars, with extras from stores and shrines increasing price.
The guideline states a minimum of six sheets per bed with two sheets on the bed two in the laundry and two in the closet plus three pillowcases for each pillow. The plan ensures supply and readiness across handling spaces and laundering cycles.
The 1972 bride seeks efficiency by one stop shopping for trousseau beauty aids and home furnishings. Gowns continue to favor nostalgic looks with soft fabrics and lace, while brides balance romance with modern careers and education. Catalogs and coordinated outfits streamline wedding to honeymoon plans.
The article urges smart one stop shopping for brides focusing on winter coats with fleece lining and practical home goods. It highlights coordinating kitchenware linens and decorative touches while balancing wedding prep with personal pursuits. The guidance stresses wise spending and time saving through catalog or large store purchases.
During the cake cutting the best man toasts the couple. If the toast is to the bride everyone stands to toast her. When the couple is toasted both remain seated and do not drink to themselves. The bridegroom then rises and says thank you for both.
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