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(St. Martin’s Press, 2005). “The R.S.V.P. “no” to a far-off wedding invitations by e-mail, which they Some advice for parents:
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sure guests are comfortable. If travel arrangements. Amy Swed- mistake, in part because it wasn’t exit and be prepared to use it.
you’re including kids, then you
should ensure the experience for
kids is just as pleasurable as it is for
berg and Michael Hagen of
Minneapolis found that many of
their invitees - including
clear whether kids were welcome.
• Baby-sitting: Hamilton suggests
providing professional sitting
• Designate an adult companion
for each child: Especially if you’re
in the wedding party, make sure
Exclusively
adults.”
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make sure kids behave.
Swedberg’s sister - couldn’t attend
their wedding in the Bahamas.
“I’m going to be 37, and all my
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the later hours of the reception.
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Yesteryear for Today’s Brides
By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL
AP Fashion Writer
NEW YORK (AP) — To talk
about bridal fashion trends is
almost moot: Yes, there are subtle
differences from season to season
but, in the end, the gowns are
almost always white, feminine and
pretty.
A subtle shift away from floaty,
ethereal gowns toward more fitted,
glamorous ones — as in Vera
Wang’s newest collection —
actually is a notable change.
“The shape I was feeling for was
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(Wang, 58, won the Council of
Fashion Designers of America
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womenswear designer for her
ready-to-wear collections in 2005.)
If the silhouette was going to hug
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Fa m i l y A f f a i r
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socialites. For The Associated Press vows, the ocean sparkled in the moment was interrupted only by a the ceremony was a harrowing half
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women who were the predecessors old’s mouth. Her lips quivered,
of Jackie: Babe Paley and the other preparing for a full-blown wail. I Family Affair continued on page 14
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you wouldn’t normally go. Not for just a dip in a swimming pool, What do you want to I don’t flowers draping from the top and
"fabric" swirled around the base.
ultimate in personalized wedding
cakes.
top of a Japanese-inspired wedding
cake.
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cakes, but I have had clients say
worrying about it too much,” said and the dresses are usually "The couple got engaged in Italy, "They tell the story of the couple "I did a stucco technique with a that they want to preserve their
photographer Adam Hudson of salvageable. do this weekend? know... so the theme is important," Lastick at a wedding," says Elisa Strauss of sponge. It had to be done over a cakes, not cut into them," says
Ridgeland, Miss., who has shot A year ago, Louisiana-based says. Confetti Cakes, New York. week's time because I had to keep Strauss.
recent dress-trashes in the mud and photographer Mark Eric created a Perhaps you'd like to share the Strauss starts with a three-tiered adding layers to build up the Don't forget the groom!
at the State Fair. Web site devoted to the Trash the story of your relationship with your cake in the flavors and colors the wings," she says. When Christine Costello prepared
“I think a lot of brides are getting Dress trend. “It’s about creation, guests. You can capture that in a couple prefers. Then she gets a list Strauss puts similar time into her for her husband Kevin's wedding,
tired of the stand-in-front-of-the-altar not destruction,” declares the site, cake as well, says Lininger. of the couple's interests that she cakes and will only accept three to she put her stamp on every aspect
shots,” he said. which has led to two sister sites: She recalls one bride's request for turns into three-dimensional murals five orders per week. of the ceremony and reception.
Vicksburg-based photographer Trash the Dress Europe and Trash a cake that was a cross between a on the cake, limiting the options to Top bakers fill their calendars "There was nothing that repre-
Racheal Hollowell agrees. “‘Trash the Dress Australia. prehistoric monument and a Smurf. 12 different pieces. Designs can from four months to two years in sented the groom," says Costello, a
the dress’ is such a harsh term,” she "The bride loved the stone range from fishing scenes to advance. If you have your heart set television producer in New York. "I
said, adding that most brides opt Trash continued on page 7 archway of Stonehenge, so I did it landscapes of the schools or on an intricate cake, choose your wanted to surprise him during the
in fondant as the cake top. I added colleges the couple attended. baker when you choose the venue rehearsal dinner with something
a Smurf because the bride loved "Some sculptures take more time for the reception. that celebrated him and his quali-
Everything for the Perfect Smurfs," Lininger says. than you imagine. When I did a Anticipate paying more. Fees ties."
More often, cakes signal some backgammon set, I made little depend on the amount of work After conferring with baker Elisa
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example, Strauss, a New Yorker,
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It took Lastick a week to design
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couples are reluctant to destroy the
masterpieces.
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The Slice of Life!
By Bev Bennett
CTW Features
The bride chose a beautiful
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wedding. Layers of fabric, folded
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back of the garment.
Baker Margaret Lastick's
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"I always say yes and then
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of Royale Icing, Oak Park, Ill.
Wedding cakes no longer are
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"I suggested that when I think of
India, I think of the architecture
and suggested a cake out of mosaic
tiles," says Lastick, who built a
7-foot tall cake embellished with
20,000 sugar-based tiles in gold,
silver and white.
"It was an amazing project," she
says.
In another cultural embrace, an
Italian bride is asking for a cake
shaped like a large olive urn, with
The Slice continued on page 11
Beautiful Setting
Catering
Pool
Bar
Banquet Room
Roseburg Country Club
Trash continued from page 6
The U.S. site features pages of
photos from around the country.
David Baxter of Ohana Photogra-
phy in San Diego wrote on the site
that such shoots are “about letting a
bride express her beauty in the
dress she has dreamt of wearing for
so long, but will put away all too
quickly.” Limelight Photography in
Tampa, Fla., started offering “Trash
the Dress” shoots four months ago
at a bride’s request, said owner
Rebecca Zoumberos.
That shoot was on the beach and
ended with the couple having a
sand fight.
Since then, Limelight has shot
four “trash” shoots and plans a
dozen more.
Zoumberos likened trashing a
wedding gown to bra-burning.
“For the brides, it is really liberat-
ing,” she said.
And potentially costly. In 2007,
the research group The Wedding
Report said the average bride
spends $1,564 on her gown, and
another $285 on veils and head-
Wednesday, January 16, 2008–The News-Review, Bridal Guide, Roseburg Oregon, Page 7
pieces.
Jessica Sanders said her parents
bought her dress, and her mother
“wasn’t thrilled” with the idea of
trashing it. But her father, John
Toney, of Tallulah, La., showed up
to help.
“This is going to open up a whole
new thing for people when they see
all they can do,” Toney said.
‹‹‹‹
On the Net:
Trash the Dress: http://trashthe-
dress.wordpress.com/
Trash the Dress Europe:
http://trashthedress.eu/
Trash the Dress Australia:
http://trashthedressaustralia.word-
press.com/
Photos courtesy of Trystram
Portrait Artistry, Roseburg, OR
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M ore T han L uck
By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL wedding day, but they’ve been “Something old, something new,
AP Fashion Writer doing it for so long few want to something borrowed, something
NEW YORK — Brides probably break with tradition. blue,” back to at least 1883. (Back
don’t know exactly why they’re Research traces an early printed then, there was another line
wearing something blue on their version of the good-luck poem, attached to the end: “And a six-
pence in her shoe.”)
Superstition, yes, but why take a
risk on such an important day?
“I guess I do believe in it — I did
it,” says Theresa DiMasi, editor-in-
chief of Brides.com, who wore blue
toenail polish at her wedding.
“There’s something that feels sort
of solid about it. But I also believe
it’s a personal thing — you can do
it your way or not do it all.”
The most common way to add
blue these days is a blue garter,
DiMasi says, but there are more
options than one might think:
makeup, flowers, jewelry, a sash, or
a little blue lace around the dress’
hem, she suggests.
At the most recent round of bridal
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fashion shows, there were some
lovely pale blue dresses that have a
hint of color but maintain the cool
look of a true white.
DiMasi particularly liked the
Reem Acra blue gowns, but she
also acknowledges that it’s easier to
incorporate just a splash of blue.
Bianca Alexander, director of
makeup artistry for MAC Cosmet-
ics, would reach for blue eye shad-
ow. (Yes, blue eye shadow!) A
powder-blue matte shadow works
well for a 1960s-inspired, doe-eyed
look, she says, and will photograph
nicely whether the pictures are in
color or black and white.
“It’ll just be a pop of color on the
lid.”
The rest of the bride’s makeup
should be natural and neutral, with
just a light color on the cheeks and
lips and a coat of mascara — not
Luck continued on page 9
Luck continued from page 8
blue mascara.
A more glamorous look would be
a pewter-colored shadow with a
blue tone to it. That, she says, could
have a bit of shimmer, but a matte
shadow with a similar gray-blue
eye liner is a safer bet if you’re not
used to wearing blue yet still want
intense color.
Many women still treat blue eye
shadow as taboo, but Alexander
says they needn’t.
“Blues that don’t work is any
blue that screams ‘trend,’ especially
for a wedding,” she says. “For
spring, acrylic colors are so hot in
spring fashion, but I’d stay away
from things that could look so
dated in the future. If it looks like
true blue on, it will look really blue
in a photograph.”
She adds: “Think dark denim
blue.”
Bright blue is OK, though, if
we’re talking about jewelry. Mix-
ing diamonds with glistening col-
ored gemstones has become more
popular for engagement rings and
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Detra Segar, vice president and
general manager of Tiffany & Co.,
which has its own signature blue
box, suggests sapphires, tanzanite,
blue tourmaline and aquamarine.
“These colorful blue gems are
combined with brilliant Tiffany dia-
monds in Tiffany Celebration
rings,” she said.
For those unwilling to invest so
heavily in a superstition, there are
the disposable and more affordable
blue flowers.
DiMasi herself carried a blue
hydrangea in her bouquet simply
because she liked the look. She has
seen other brides put a blue flower
in their hair, wrap a satin ribbon
around flower stems or tuck a little
blue crystal in the bouquet.
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Page 8, The News-Review, Bridal Guide, Roseburg Oregon–Wednesday, January 16, 2008
M ore T han L uck
By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL wedding day, but they’ve been “Something old, something new,
AP Fashion Writer doing it for so long few want to something borrowed, something
NEW YORK — Brides probably break with tradition. blue,” back to at least 1883. (Back
don’t know exactly why they’re Research traces an early printed then, there was another line
wearing something blue on their version of the good-luck poem, attached to the end: “And a six-
pence in her shoe.”)
Superstition, yes, but why take a
risk on such an important day?
“I guess I do believe in it — I did
it,” says Theresa DiMasi, editor-in-
chief of Brides.com, who wore blue
toenail polish at her wedding.
“There’s something that feels sort
of solid about it. But I also believe
it’s a personal thing — you can do
it your way or not do it all.”
The most common way to add
blue these days is a blue garter,
DiMasi says, but there are more
options than one might think:
makeup, flowers, jewelry, a sash, or
a little blue lace around the dress’
hem, she suggests.
At the most recent round of bridal
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fashion shows, there were some
lovely pale blue dresses that have a
hint of color but maintain the cool
look of a true white.
DiMasi particularly liked the
Reem Acra blue gowns, but she
also acknowledges that it’s easier to
incorporate just a splash of blue.
Bianca Alexander, director of
makeup artistry for MAC Cosmet-
ics, would reach for blue eye shad-
ow. (Yes, blue eye shadow!) A
powder-blue matte shadow works
well for a 1960s-inspired, doe-eyed
look, she says, and will photograph
nicely whether the pictures are in
color or black and white.
“It’ll just be a pop of color on the
lid.”
The rest of the bride’s makeup
should be natural and neutral, with
just a light color on the cheeks and
lips and a coat of mascara — not
Luck continued on page 9
Luck continued from page 8
blue mascara.
A more glamorous look would be
a pewter-colored shadow with a
blue tone to it. That, she says, could
have a bit of shimmer, but a matte
shadow with a similar gray-blue
eye liner is a safer bet if you’re not
used to wearing blue yet still want
intense color.
Many women still treat blue eye
shadow as taboo, but Alexander
says they needn’t.
“Blues that don’t work is any
blue that screams ‘trend,’ especially
for a wedding,” she says. “For
spring, acrylic colors are so hot in
spring fashion, but I’d stay away
from things that could look so
dated in the future. If it looks like
true blue on, it will look really blue
in a photograph.”
She adds: “Think dark denim
blue.”
Bright blue is OK, though, if
we’re talking about jewelry. Mix-
ing diamonds with glistening col-
ored gemstones has become more
popular for engagement rings and
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•Gourmet cuisine
•Rehersal Dinners
•Receptions Catered
or served in our Restaurant
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wedding bands. And if blue doesn’t
make it to the rings, there are still
necklaces, earrings and bracelets.
Detra Segar, vice president and
general manager of Tiffany & Co.,
which has its own signature blue
box, suggests sapphires, tanzanite,
blue tourmaline and aquamarine.
“These colorful blue gems are
combined with brilliant Tiffany dia-
monds in Tiffany Celebration
rings,” she said.
For those unwilling to invest so
heavily in a superstition, there are
the disposable and more affordable
blue flowers.
DiMasi herself carried a blue
hydrangea in her bouquet simply
because she liked the look. She has
seen other brides put a blue flower
in their hair, wrap a satin ribbon
around flower stems or tuck a little
blue crystal in the bouquet.
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Page 10, The News-Review, Bridal Guide, Roseburg Oregon–Wednesday, January 16, 2008
The Slice of Life!
By Bev Bennett
CTW Features
The bride chose a beautiful
kimono with a crane pattern for her
wedding. Layers of fabric, folded
into large loops, cascaded down the
back of the garment.
Baker Margaret Lastick's
assignment was to replicate the
look in a wedding-cake design.
"I always say yes and then
wonder how to do it," says Lastick,
of Royale Icing, Oak Park, Ill.
Wedding cakes no longer are
simply towers of white frosting and
piped roses. Instead, brides are
seeking to add their personal stamp
to the wedding cake just as they do
with all other aspects of the big
day.
And as Lastick and other bakers
know, the requests go well beyond
a particular flavor or tint of
frosting.
"Brides are looking for anything
and everything," says Mary
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If you want to move beyond a
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are unlimited.
You can introduce your heritage,
your passions or even a private
anecdote into the frosted exterior of
a wedding cake, say professional
bakers.
For example, Lastick worked
with an Indian bride who wanted a
cake that expressed her culture.
"I suggested that when I think of
India, I think of the architecture
and suggested a cake out of mosaic
tiles," says Lastick, who built a
7-foot tall cake embellished with
20,000 sugar-based tiles in gold,
silver and white.
"It was an amazing project," she
says.
In another cultural embrace, an
Italian bride is asking for a cake
shaped like a large olive urn, with
The Slice continued on page 11
Beautiful Setting
Catering
Pool
Bar
Banquet Room
Roseburg Country Club
Trash continued from page 6
The U.S. site features pages of
photos from around the country.
David Baxter of Ohana Photogra-
phy in San Diego wrote on the site
that such shoots are “about letting a
bride express her beauty in the
dress she has dreamt of wearing for
so long, but will put away all too
quickly.” Limelight Photography in
Tampa, Fla., started offering “Trash
the Dress” shoots four months ago
at a bride’s request, said owner
Rebecca Zoumberos.
That shoot was on the beach and
ended with the couple having a
sand fight.
Since then, Limelight has shot
four “trash” shoots and plans a
dozen more.
Zoumberos likened trashing a
wedding gown to bra-burning.
“For the brides, it is really liberat-
ing,” she said.
And potentially costly. In 2007,
the research group The Wedding
Report said the average bride
spends $1,564 on her gown, and
another $285 on veils and head-
Wednesday, January 16, 2008–The News-Review, Bridal Guide, Roseburg Oregon, Page 7
pieces.
Jessica Sanders said her parents
bought her dress, and her mother
“wasn’t thrilled” with the idea of
trashing it. But her father, John
Toney, of Tallulah, La., showed up
to help.
“This is going to open up a whole
new thing for people when they see
all they can do,” Toney said.
‹‹‹‹
On the Net:
Trash the Dress: http://trashthe-
dress.wordpress.com/
Trash the Dress Europe:
http://trashthedress.eu/
Trash the Dress Australia:
http://trashthedressaustralia.word-
press.com/
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Portrait Artistry, Roseburg, OR
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Trash continued from page 5 The Slice continued from page 10

you wouldn’t normally go. Not for just a dip in a swimming pool, What do you want to I don’t flowers draping from the top and
"fabric" swirled around the base.
ultimate in personalized wedding
cakes.
top of a Japanese-inspired wedding
cake.
"Not so much with the wedding
cakes, but I have had clients say
worrying about it too much,” said and the dresses are usually "The couple got engaged in Italy, "They tell the story of the couple "I did a stucco technique with a that they want to preserve their
photographer Adam Hudson of salvageable. do this weekend? know... so the theme is important," Lastick at a wedding," says Elisa Strauss of sponge. It had to be done over a cakes, not cut into them," says
Ridgeland, Miss., who has shot A year ago, Louisiana-based says. Confetti Cakes, New York. week's time because I had to keep Strauss.
recent dress-trashes in the mud and photographer Mark Eric created a Perhaps you'd like to share the Strauss starts with a three-tiered adding layers to build up the Don't forget the groom!
at the State Fair. Web site devoted to the Trash the story of your relationship with your cake in the flavors and colors the wings," she says. When Christine Costello prepared
“I think a lot of brides are getting Dress trend. “It’s about creation, guests. You can capture that in a couple prefers. Then she gets a list Strauss puts similar time into her for her husband Kevin's wedding,
tired of the stand-in-front-of-the-altar not destruction,” declares the site, cake as well, says Lininger. of the couple's interests that she cakes and will only accept three to she put her stamp on every aspect
shots,” he said. which has led to two sister sites: She recalls one bride's request for turns into three-dimensional murals five orders per week. of the ceremony and reception.
Vicksburg-based photographer Trash the Dress Europe and Trash a cake that was a cross between a on the cake, limiting the options to Top bakers fill their calendars "There was nothing that repre-
Racheal Hollowell agrees. “‘Trash the Dress Australia. prehistoric monument and a Smurf. 12 different pieces. Designs can from four months to two years in sented the groom," says Costello, a
the dress’ is such a harsh term,” she "The bride loved the stone range from fishing scenes to advance. If you have your heart set television producer in New York. "I
said, adding that most brides opt Trash continued on page 7 archway of Stonehenge, so I did it landscapes of the schools or on an intricate cake, choose your wanted to surprise him during the
in fondant as the cake top. I added colleges the couple attended. baker when you choose the venue rehearsal dinner with something
a Smurf because the bride loved "Some sculptures take more time for the reception. that celebrated him and his quali-
Everything for the Perfect Smurfs," Lininger says. than you imagine. When I did a Anticipate paying more. Fees ties."
More often, cakes signal some backgammon set, I made little depend on the amount of work After conferring with baker Elisa
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romantic episode in the
relationship.
"Couples pull ideas from where
leather stitches on the pieces," says
Strauss, author of "The Confetti
Cakes Cookbook" (Little, Brown
involved and the going rates in
various parts of the country. For
example, Strauss, a New Yorker,
Strauss, who designed the couple's
more traditional wedding cake, she
presented her fiancé with a biogra-
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Jan’s Hallmark way onto one of Lininger's cakes.
Biography cakes may be the
It took Lastick a week to design
two sugar-based cranes that sat on
couples are reluctant to destroy the
masterpieces.
"It was a couple's cake because it
The Slice continued on page 12
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The Slice continued from page 11
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Costello.
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Consider edible versions of the
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To create edible images, baker
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Yesteryear for Today’s Brides
By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL
AP Fashion Writer
NEW YORK (AP) — To talk
about bridal fashion trends is
almost moot: Yes, there are subtle
differences from season to season
but, in the end, the gowns are
almost always white, feminine and
pretty.
A subtle shift away from floaty,
ethereal gowns toward more fitted,
glamorous ones — as in Vera
Wang’s newest collection —
actually is a notable change.
“The shape I was feeling for was
extremely fitted. It’s not something
I’ve been doing a lot of,” says
Wang.
A slinky, sexy silhouette is often
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my daughters all the way up to
someone who is 60 — and I’m
headed in that direction myself.”
(Wang, 58, won the Council of
Fashion Designers of America
award as the industry’s top
womenswear designer for her
ready-to-wear collections in 2005.)
If the silhouette was going to hug
the body, Wang says, it became
important to her to make the surface
details, including cabbage-rose
corsages,interesting. That led to a
look that seemed rooted in the
1950s and early ’60s on the Upper
East Side of Manhattan, though
modern enough to be worn by the
granddaughters of that era’s famed
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Fa m i l y A f f a i r
By SHEILA MULROONEY As the bride and groom turned background and white sand popped it back in just in time.
ELDRED toward each other to say their warmed the guests’ feet. The Double meltdown averted. Still,
socialites. For The Associated Press vows, the ocean sparkled in the moment was interrupted only by a the ceremony was a harrowing half
“Once I saw a little Jackie toddler - mine - yelling, “I want to hour for me.
Kennedy in it, I knew we were sit in Mommy’s lap!” Bringing the kids along to “desti-
heading in a very sophisticated I scooped him up, only to knock nation weddings” - those that
direction. It reminded me of the pacifier out of my 2-month- require travel to exotic locales - has
women who were the predecessors old’s mouth. Her lips quivered,
of Jackie: Babe Paley and the other preparing for a full-blown wail. I Family Affair continued on page 14
women Truman Capote ran with,”
Wang says.
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Randy Wesson
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involved in the event, it’s parents’
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Memories Don’t just hire a DJ,
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(St. Martin’s Press, 2005). “The R.S.V.P. “no” to a far-off wedding invitations by e-mail, which they Some advice for parents:
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sure guests are comfortable. If travel arrangements. Amy Swed- mistake, in part because it wasn’t exit and be prepared to use it.
you’re including kids, then you
should ensure the experience for
kids is just as pleasurable as it is for
berg and Michael Hagen of
Minneapolis found that many of
their invitees - including
clear whether kids were welcome.
• Baby-sitting: Hamilton suggests
providing professional sitting
• Designate an adult companion
for each child: Especially if you’re
in the wedding party, make sure
Exclusively
adults.”
As for parents, it’s up to them to
make sure kids behave.
Swedberg’s sister - couldn’t attend
their wedding in the Bahamas.
“I’m going to be 37, and all my
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the later hours of the reception.
• Diversions: Consider setting
your child has a trusted adult with
whom to sit, and play if need be.
Hand the friend a bag of small
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