Typical June bride and groom celebrate 50 years
The Ottawa Herald recalls Mary Rumford and Gerald B. Anderson as a typical June couple who wed June 11 1950 at Trinity Methodist Church. Their Emerald Isle North Carolina anniversary gathering included their four children and 19 grandchildren. The couple’s 1940s Plymouth was the getaway car.
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Top 10 new wedding trends for millennium brides
Weddingbells surveys reveal millennial brides favor long white or ivory gowns and traditional ceremonies while planning fun guest friendly, personalized celebrations. Trends include meaningful ceremonies with explained moments, weekend festivities, kid involvement, candles, documentary photography, natural decor, pets as part of the wedding, simple focus on family and friends, active guest participation, and bells to announce the couple.
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Check Ring for the 4Cs
The 4Cs are a rock group. And the rock they sing about is the diamond. The four-carat-weight, clarity, color and cut are the essentials you need to know to select engagement or wedding jewelry. No two diamonds are alike, points out the Gemological Institute of America, and a stone's rarity and cost are determined by its unique characteristics as measured by the 4Cs. Size alone doesn't make a diamond more valuable, GIA says, using all four criteria, a smaller stone of exceptional quality can be more valuable than a larger diamond of lower quality.
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