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It seems that 1981 will long
be remembered as (he Year of
. the Wedding.” ;

The entrance into matrimo- -
ny of Prince Charles and Lady
Diana was ‘grand, glorious,
without! rival in modern .
memory—and certain to make
every prospective bride and
groom all the more deter-
mined that their special day be
equally perfect in every detail.

With the eyes of the world
riveted on the Royal Wedding.
it’s no surprise that it has in-
spired a revival of interest in
weddings which reflect the

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gance of the great event. —

Brides are being married in -

romantic gowns with billowy
skirts. melon sleeves and
glorious, flowing trains. This -.

ictorian: grandeur i is.en-

hanced by simple, elegant ac-

cessories, such as that pered-
nial favorite, cultured pearl
jewelry.

- A lustrous, radiant cultured
pearl- necklace {very possibly
_a gift from the groom) is an

exquisite complement to the -
bride

own radiance, and the’
- deepermecklines on many of

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‘nande

Lustrous cultured pearls! |
traditions. splendor and ele- today’s bridal gowns lend
"themselves to a wide variety of :
styles and Jengths—from dou-.

ble and triple strand “dog col-
lars": fo single strand neck-

~ laces in princess length and:

longex.

“A point to keep in mind
when choosing a cultured

pearl necklace that will hat-.

monize with the neckline of
your bridal gown, is that cul-
tured. pearls are at their most

-beautiful when, worn against -

bare skin.
Neckline important

owri-has a high;
round neckline, your best

choices in cultured pearlneck-
laces would be either the de-- :-
‘mure single strand choker or

one of the multiple strand
“dog collars.”

ur gown has 2 high-
ing collar, most @ppro-
priate would be a matinee or

opera length strand of cultured a

pearls,

beaded;. a cultured pearl. ©

_neeklace will still look lovely... |

Just maké sure the necklace is
short enough, so that it does

“hot fall onto the beading of the
gown, as that would detract ”

rom the beauty of both gown

~ And if your gown is ; heavily ceele

and necklace...
Beautiful bracelets

Tf the sleeves of your gown.
permit, complement your.
necklace with a simple stngle

’ or double strand cultured pear
bracelet. -

And, of course, a pair of’

= cultured pearl. earrings, a

‘

PLUS:

-long-time bridal favorite,

. makes a lovely finishing :
"A TWO-STRAND DOG COLLAR of 6mm cultured pearle | touch. You'll feel the. way you —
gracefully matches the elegance of this Priscilla, of. Boston’ a

,look—like a princess! -

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‘The trend of the ‘BOs refurn
to elegance and romance

into

— including weddings.
Today's brides ¢an enjoy all
the romance and customs of
traditional weddings with the
‘advantage of 1981 styie and
simplicity. The following are a
old and new wedding cus-
toms that the Pond’s Beauty.
Institute would like to share
with the bride-to-be.

first bridal shower came to be

in love with a maiden whose
father forbade the match and

The miller's friends came to
the rescue and showered the
bride-to-be with enough gifts
‘to start housekeeping.

“While the custom of show-

also has.the convenience of a

-seems to have extended itselt
aspect of our lives”

© The bridal shower—The -
when a poor Dutch miller fell |

refused to provide-e dowry. -

ers continues, today’s bride ~

vice, some of which are ever’
compu terized. She can sign up
for everything from kitchen

‘gadgets to linens, making

shower-shopping easier, for.
friends and relat!
up a bride's first home.
¢ Beaut
—In grandma's day, beauty
preparations for that big day
(and days thereafter) were no
‘easy or inexpensive task,
Beauty aids were either found
in the home, like lemons for
freshening and mineral oll for

-moistutizing, or they had to be _

repared by a pharmacist and
cold e fetard spoilage.

+ Today's bride has endless
choices. Many women opt for
multi-purpose products such
as cleansers that moisturize, or
all-over moisturizers like the
‘new cream and cocoa butter
cream by Pond’s.

These cream moisturizers -

are so refined they're perfect
for the face, yet "re great

Wedding Gift Registry ser-

~*Something

Getting ‘married and all that
’ Jazz? Here, the Gold Informa-

 +tlon Center offers a hope chest . .
filled to overflowing with

‘tempting karat gold jewelry

. _ treasures for the bride-to-be.

For the wedding ceremony
" Twists, openworked bas-

" ketweaves and sculpted florals:

are among the myriad wed-

crafted from the eternal metal

in tovely new. textured pat-.

~- tems, the updating of a tradi-
"tion that began with the an-

~_.. “etent Egyptians thousands’ of

+ years ago, -
Gold with péarls is another
traditional Accompaniment to
white lace and Promises.

‘ BE will finda lovel
J her wedding, for her wedded life and for |

\ flores everywhere. a

tives to help set”
and the bride

makes after th
' day's couples can walk along
- pink, sandy beaches or ski

"Something old, —
, - - something new os

or allover tia ‘cane. Add to

thas the blush of a new bride

‘and you have a combination

that makes beauty.

# Honeymoon—The first
Marriages were ni nat & b se
but by
man decided wy vas dno rf
take a bride, he carried off his
mate to a sere plac where

they hid whilefhe moon went
through its phasea—30
drank a brew made
from honey. :

Heace, the word honey-
moon, now meaning aroman-
tic trip the newlywed cobple

¢ wedding.

glistening white mountains,
they can dance till dawn or
tuck themselves in at sunset.

With today’s high speed air-
craft and a good travel serbatly
the choices for your par
dreamy honeymcon wre en
lesa.

gold, something new.:.”

Shown here are some contem-

porary classics for the bride —

a natural gold nugget necklace :

. gold with a touch of diamonds ;

and a textured circle pin with
ruby highlights are two such.

with freshwater pearls, a deli versatile jewelry investments.

cate gold chain necklace with

: stations of round cultured ©.

pearls, a lustrous leaf pendant
with pearl-accents, and a”
charming gold circle: pin with’

" asolitary pearl, all destined to
~ become tomorrow's heirlooms.

ding band choices for today’s. -
bride —gold symbols of'love,:

"Hope chest classics”
Ticked among the practical.

; ‘necessities carefully chosen -
for her hope chest, today’s

savvy bride-to-be has several
classic pieces of karat gold
jewelry that she'll enjoy wear-

‘ing throughout her. married

years,
: Ribbed hoop earrings of

"Perhaps the grnomwill add
a golden 1 token of his affec-
_tion tohislady’s jewelry collec-

“tion — a sentimental gold.
heart bracelet would be very

‘apropos, —
* Gifts for. the bridesmaids.

Gifts of gold from the bride
to her bridesmaids will-be
treasured for-a lifetime: The
Gold Information Center sug:

* gests: a filigree chain bracelet,

apalr of pierced heart earrings
or a sleek bar pin,-as shown in:
14 karat gold—all long-lasting .
remembrances.of a very spe-
cial occasion.

ly sdection of karat gold jewelry treavures-—for ' :
her Bridesmatds—“ayailable s at fing jewelry