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Wiley, A.LD., Director of Home Fashions for Burâ€" lington Industries. «.. a frill or two on a colorful shirt . . . a ruffle at the cuffs . . . a beautiful butterfly bow tie ... And After Six‘s exciting new Adventurer? coat with a flourish of _ velvet and braid. Would you believe you can rent all this finery? You can indeed. Just stop in to And let us be your "altar ego." TUXEDO JUNCTION Time must be made for . . . West of Victaria Park 6“ KING ST. 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Enliven White Walls Taking into consideration the fact that many first homes are equipped with "basic white" walls, Modern Bride planned a living room with white walls enlivened by a bananaâ€"yellow shag carpet by Burlington House. Recently Burlington House and Modern Bride, a national bridal magazine, researched the problem and came up with a freshly decorated model home that serves as a guide to home fashions as wedding presâ€" ents to the bride. Many have to make do with second hand furniture and "castâ€"offs" the first few years. Lucky is the couple whose thoughtful relatives and friends will pool their wedding gift monies to make a present of a key piece or two of home fashâ€" ions. from scratch on a minimal budget can be a frightening proposition. FOR PARTIES, webppings, stacs 162â€"2878 y ie BONHAMS 3355 ounons st. WEDDINGS Reserve Now, Your Limousine With FOREST HILL LIVERY .. 8 7824115 . Catering Practical Brides @ THE WEDDING BUDGâ€" ET. 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Professional guidance available in choosing your flowers and designs SCURALLI t bridegroom select a house or ‘apertment and . begin ~buying nimfg.‘lre for it. COMPLETE COVERAGE PERSONAL SERVICE ©THE FIRST HOME. While other plans are in progress, the bride and bridegroom select a house Attendants‘ dresses should be ordered at the same time as the bridal gown. While the bride selects these dresses, the bridesmaids pay for them, so their pocketâ€" books as well as their figures should be kept in mind. Many engaged couples discover they haven‘t the foggiest notion what kind of home they would like. Reconciling tastes and figâ€" uring out a budget can take a great deal of time and thought BRIDE‘S AND ATTENDâ€" ANTS‘ GOWNS. Wedding gowns should be ordered early. They‘re practically customâ€"made and can take weeks for delivery. Then there are still several fitâ€" tings before a gown can be taken home. 621â€"6464 $105.00 30 PHOTOS Bride and bridegroom must go together for a marâ€" riage license and arrange for medical tests. At this time, they should also select their personal gifts to their attendants. details should be attended to: flowers for wedding and reception; music for the ceremony; formal and canâ€" did photography; and transportation to the cereâ€" mony and reception. MENTS. As the wedding day wiaws \,(yon! vae ivnuwing § BRIDAL CIFT REGISâ€" TRY. Many brides file a list of china and silver patterns and mostâ€"wanted household effects with the bridal gift consultant at a favorite store. The consultant then can advise the guests ana head off duplicate gifts. As soon as gifts start arâ€" riving, the bride should beâ€" gin writing thank you notes. Often this is the only way that people who have sent gifts can know they have been received. These notes are a very serious social responsibility and smart brides make time to acknowledge gifts as they arrive. Being too busy to say thank you is inexcusable. & INVITATIONS AND ANâ€" NOUNCEMENTS. Order them early and ask for enâ€" velopes right away. They must be hand addressed, and this is a laborious job even if the bride can press family and friends into service. Invitations should be mailed three weeks beâ€" fore the wedding. Anâ€" nouncements may be sent shortly after the wedding. A good place to start lookâ€" ing for a place to live is at a local real estate agent‘s office. He can show the new couple a listing of homes and their prices. He will also usuallly take a young couple to inspect houses. This is a good way for a new couple to determine the going value of homes. Plans should be completed early to avoid pressure and strain. Invitations to the cereâ€" mony seldom cause any friction. As many people can be invited as the church will hold. It‘s the reception list that sometimes‘causes problems. ©THE GUEST LISTS. This can be a delicate area. Dealing with it involves time and tact. Since the bride‘s family pays for the reception, they set the numâ€" ber of guests and tell the bridegroom‘s family how many they may invite. Ofâ€" ten a little giveâ€"andâ€"take and frank discussion is needed. o 6d f ©FINAL ARRANGEâ€" 44 i mds 4o