If you're the bride-to-be, you'll want to look and feel your very best on your wed- ding day. From the minute that special day begins until you fly away on a romantic honeymoon, everyone sur- rounding you will remem- ber "the beautiful bride" . if you follow a few easy tips. Dolores Oison, fra- grance specialist for Par- fums Givenchy offers ad- vice on choosing fragrances and using them to your best advantage. Oison suggests testing two or three new scents by dabbing one scent on each wrist and one at the bend of the elbow. Try only three at a time: dab on, air dry, then sniff later, after your body chemistry has had time to react. Selecting a fragrance that matches your personality and wedding theme is very important, reminds Oison. if you are a free-spirited, savvy bride with a con- temporary wedding, Given- chy III goes with your new married life. If you're so- phisticated and wedding bells are ringing out a tra- ditional tune, pamper your- self with Le De Givenchy, a mingling of woodsy and flo- ral notes. Immerse yourself in L' Interdit if you're a true romantic. It's a most dar- ing, complex and sensuous fragrance! For a lasting effect, use your favorite fragrance in a variety of forms, suggests Oison. "The layering of a fragrance is an excellent method for retaining the scent, especially if your skin is dry. Dry skin loses a scent rather quickly," says Oison. Start the day by relaxing in a tub of foaming milk bath and use a bath gele'e instead of soap. Bath gelée lathers up for a fragrant bath and soothes the skin, unlike soap, which can make skin dry and flaky. Pat dry, and while you're still slightly damp, use a refreshing, shower-bath oil spray. If it's Bridai Registry Can Be Heipful Bridai gift registries, available in many depart- ment and jewelry stores, of- fer you an invaluable ser- vice at wedding time. The registry consultants are trained specialists in co- ordinating items for your first home. After learning about your personal prefer- ences and lifestyle, the con- sultants can help you select patterns and styles that will keep you happy over the years. In agdition, bridal regis- tries help ensure that you re- ceive gifts that you really need, and save you the time it takes to run around from store to store, exchanging dupliçate gifts. Your friends and relatives will be happy with the added convenience of being able to select gifts b> telephone. a hot day, use dusting powder. Givenchy makes bath products in its three fragrances. Follow the bath with splashes of eau de toilette all over. Then, the final, most important touch is perfume. Many women are afraid of perfume, says Olson. How- ever, she adds, contrary to what most women think, perfume is not stronger in intensity, it just lasts longer. Apply perfume only at the pulse points-neck, throat, bosom, wrists, knees and ankles. Olson stresses the importance of applying it on the lower portions of the body, because the scent rises with heat, and the longevity is enhanced. One final hint for the bride-to-be: keep a spray bottle of eau de toilette or perfume handy for fresh- ening up throughout the busy day. And, best wishes!t Happiness is as a butter- fly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. -Nathaniel Hawthorne WHITBY FREE PRESS BRIDAL SUPPLEMENT, WEDNESDAY MARCH 19, 1980, PAGJE3 igean iso give clothimg, chima Gitor crystal, perfunie and Wedding Party jewelry boxes if she pref'ers. Fragrance Tips from the Experts The groom will %wYari-t to gift his best man zand attendants with an appro- priate reminder of the day, as well. High on his list, according to surveys, are nugs, leather goods, pens and pencils, key chains or key rings, and cuff lianks. Other popular choices for lc attendants are tie racs, lighters, i.d. bracel ets, money clips, toiletr ies, clothing, gift certificates, sports items and watches. FRAGRANCE FIT FOR A BRIDE. For the truly romantic bride, Parfums Givenchy suggests L'interdit, a remarkably feminine fragrance.t With This Ring... Choosing an engagement ring and wedding ring is an important part of the court- ship ritual and calls for tact on the part of the bride- groom-to-be. Some girls like to be sur- prised with an engagement ring . . . others may prefer to choose the ring them- selves or may forego an en- gagement ring in favor of a FOR A MEMORABLE BRIDAL SHOWER LUNCHEON, place a single rose floating in a small dish or gobletat each place setting. Each guest can take home her rose as a favor, or wear it in her hair or tucked into a purse or lapel. The Rose Information Bureau recommends using blooms that are fully mature and at room temperature. Cut off the stems just below the flower head, then very gently bend the outer petals back.t TRAVEL TREND TOURS LTD. WORLDWIDE TRAVEL SERVICE 1050 Sirnoe Street \L '°nenenSCh oeitCenre -579-5400 Plan y-our Hoñieymoon Now%%! Convenient Sunday deparlture t: ACAPULCO COZUMEL ORLANDO CLEARWATER LAS VEGAS FORT LAUDERDALE JAMAICA N A SSA U BARBADOS ST. LU CIA MIAMI AMSTERDAM wedding band alone. Don't hesitate to ask, if you're in doubt! If you decide to select the engagement ring together, advise your jeweler as to the amount of money you can afford; he or she will show your fiancée rings that are well within your budget category. Planning a double-ring ceremony? Before the cere- mony, your wedding ring should be entristed to the maid of honor and the bride's ring should be given to the best man for safe- keeping. BANQUET HALLS Let Us Assist You With Your Wedding Reception Plans. We Have Complete Facilities For Up To 300 People. For Reservations & Information Call 839-2507 Now! SHERIDAN MALL PICKERI NG CALL OR DROP UN I The bride and groom are each expected to present their attendants with a gift to commemorate the happy occasion of their wedding, say the etiquette experts. Chances are, the bride will decide to gift her niaid of honor and bridesmaids with jewelry. Lockets and bracelets are the most pop- ular jewelry items, surveys show. Charm bracelets and earrings are other popular jewelry choices. The bride CAU OR DROP IN