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He knows the blossoms that are in greatest supply on the date of your wedding and therefore the best buy. It 13 welt to keep an open mind, for color, to him Is more important than the flowers he uses. Like I painter. he creates with colors and sees the picture of your weddings in these terms. All things should conspire to make you lovely on your wedding day. If you have chosen your bridesmaids' dresses wisely they will be the color most flattering to you-regardless ot whether it is their best one or not. It possible take ample ot all the materials yin your gown, your dresses Diana your ideas, tell him the extent ot the decoration you wish and how much you have to spend. He will Bd.. Tise you how to get the most effect for your money. The color of their dresses sets the theme of the wedding and the tiorut will accentuate it in bouquets, intro- duce a bit of it in the church and teception flowers. If bridesmaids are all dressed in one color, with the mud of honor in a deeper shade, or " they are In graduating shale: of the same color, the effect will be more restlul, more pleasing. weddings on the same day than they an ettieientlt handle. the flowers you choose or the Amount of money you spend. Once you have decided upon your nttriat make Four ttppotntment with him depending on the extent of the decorations, " they on booked {or Your first step in planning nowertt for your wedding in to select the beat nortsit in your locality. 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A knowledge ot what is usually done and of the more-common errors Ind pitfalls will enable any bride to make the necessary education: to at her own etreumataneea, From the bride who wears a long formal gown with a train and who has a large and colorful wedding reception, to the bride who wears a simple alter- noon frock and who entertains only I tew close relations, the purpose is the same: the desire to be happy with friend. on the supremely important day of life. ' ceive your ring. carry it on your left (or in your left hand) " you» so to the vestry, nnd again, tn your right' hand or on your right arm as you return in the recession“. that would look absurbed in the m ot a any bride in a troufttutt hoe gown. how your bouquet should be carried but keep it a little below waist level. The bouquet must never overpower the bride or her gown. The lover's knot 13 3 series of loops Most bridal bouquets have a built in handle for easy carrying or n loopor ttraceiettosuqsendttfrnm the wrist. 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