Cover Story Marry-Go-Round; Couples Share; the Highs and Lows; of Planning Their Weddings
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › April 28, 2006
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Klink, klink, klink. Can you hear it?
That's the sound of a hundred forks hitting a hundred glasses, prompting the blissful couple to smooch. It's the sound announcing that yet another wedding season has arrived in all its champagne- flavored, tulle-covered glory.See the full content of this document
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Cover Story Marry-Go-Round; Couples Share; the Highs and Lows; of Planning Their Weddings
Maybe you're the betrothed. Maybe you're the newlywed. Maybe you're the bridesmaid or groomsman (and if you are, sorry about the dress, but the tux looks sharp). Or maybe you're the guest, besieged by the latest round of invitations.
mke's wedding guide has something for everyone: from budget- saving tips to unique accessories to a drinking game that will help you survive the wedding-going circuit.Read on for a new twist on "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue."ABOUT THE MODELSOur borrowed, blue, old and new grooms, from left: Jon Marzu, 25, project engineer; Ediquelson Camara', 29, student; Bob Otto, 27, retail sales; and Mario Martin, 29, publicist.Jon's "borrowed" tuxedo is a 3-button coat with a classic black bow tie and cumberbund. Mario's "new" tuxedo is a 2-button notch coat with a silver herringbone vest and silver Windsor tie. Both tuxes are from After Hours, beneath the AMC Theater at Mayfair Mall, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, which promises to fit you correctly in the store so you won't look like you borrowed your tux, like Jon does.kiss & tellOn these pages-- Old-weds tell us their tricks, trials and tribulations, page 12.-- New approaches to wedding essentials, page 13.-- Borrowed advice from ne...See the full content of this document
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