Wedding Guide - 2014 FASHION GUIDE

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2014

Fashion Guide

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Getting Started What a wonderful time in your life! As you plan your wedding, you embark on a joyful, life-changing event.

This guide is to help you organize what you need to make your special day as memorable as possible. Use it to keep track of important tasks to complete, decisions to make, and phone numbers of important contacts, all to help make your dream wedding a reality.

Establishing a budget early on, enables you to better weigh your options and decisions. Good planning along the way helps to avoid a last minute panic.

Wise planning ahead of time also enables you to relax, knowing everything is in place so you can enjoy your wedding day, along with family and friends, and have wonderful memories of your special day.

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Hair do’s and don’ts By www.promspot.com Don’t Fight Your Hair Curly girls want to go straight. Straight-haired girls want curls. Why fight Mother Nature?

If you’re blessed with ringlets, don’t spend hours torturing your hair into a straight style -instead, choose one that enhances your natural texture. Run a lightweight balm that’s made for curly hair through your tresses to banish frizz and ensure you’ve got sleek, spirally curls. The same goes for those with straight tresses. Play up your sleek style by flattening things out with a straightening iron, or you can use hot rollers to create volume.

Do Treat Your Locks Curly or straight, give your tresses some extra TLC to ensure maximum loveliness on your big night out. Find a deep conditioner that suits your hair type (heavy-duty for dry, damaged, or color-treated hair; something on the lighter side if you’re normal to oily). If your hair is in especially bad shape, get a trim to eliminate split ends, then follow a deepconditioning regimen with a concoction that’s

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cool for frequent use. Limit heat styling, and detangle your strands with a wide-tooth comb (not a brush).

Don’t Overstyle Avoid using too many styling products, like gels, pomades, or shine enhancers. Too much will overload your hair. And while it may seem like the only way to get your tresses to behave, the goop can leave you a greasy mess by the end of the night.

Take the time to test out different looks and styles, using just one or two styling aids each time.

Do Accessorize Whether long or short, up or down, play up your style with a killer accessory that complements your dress. If your look is glam and gorgeous, look for a vintage-style rhinestone barrette or hairpins. Got a more classic style?

We love the look of a wide ribbon tied as a hairband to keep long locks from brushing your cheeks all night. And for any style, nothing can beat the glamour of a single flower (real or fake) tucked behind your ear.

AFEWAY

FLORAL DEPARTMENT: Terrace 250-635-7206 A variety of floral arrangements to choose from: Carnations to roses, lilies to irises, potted plants to hanging baskets. Come in and browse our floral area and ask our floral experts on the many arrangements that we can do.

BAKERY DEPARTMENT: Terrace 250-635-7206 A variety of cakes and design to choose from: White or chocolate cake and icing or ice cream cakes. Check out our cake book for many exquisite designs sure to suite your wedding theme. Advance booking required.

DELI DEPARTMENT: Terrace 250-635-7206 A variety of Deli Trays to choose from: Meats, Cheese, Sandwich and we can customize special orders to your needs with advance ordering.

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Lingerie to match your dress SHEATH What to Wear: A Lycra or Spandex seamless slimmer. Look for one that shapes your figure from the lower thighs up to your midriff.

By Kathleen Murray www.promspot.com The right lingerie is the key to looking perfect in your dress. Luckily for you, we’ve got the 411 on what underwear to wear no matter what your dress style.

DROPPED WAIST What to Wear: An all-in-one bra-and-girdle combo so you don’t need to worry about lumps and lines.

STRAPLESS What to Wear: A good strapless bra with strong underwire and firm elastic will work for you. Pick one with a deep plunge in front and a subtle push-up effect, and you’ll get the cleavage and support you crave.

V-NECK What to Wear: Depends on how low your dress goes! You may be able to wear a regular bra; but if the V really plunges, try petals or specialized adhesive bras.

HALTER What to Wear: A low-back corset that uses extra boning and stiff cups. It’ll give you the help you need up front but keep out of the picture in back.

A-LINE What to Wear: Control top underwear to mold your hips. It also minimizes your waist, tames your tummy, and lifts your fanny under this slimming style.

Make it an Extra Special Day for the Bride

Reserve one of our suites for the weekend.

The bride will appreciate the extra pampering while getting ready for her wedding in our beautiful Jacuzzi suite.

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Wedding Budget Worksheet

Budget Actual Deposit Amount

Amount Cost Paid Due Wedding Attire Bridal Gown Alteration Charge Bride’s accessories Bride’s trousseau Attendants’ Gowns Groom’s tuxedo Groomsmen’s tuxedos Children’s attire TOTAL ATTIRE Wedding Reception Site rental Wedding Cake Caterer/food/beverage Decorations/balloons/etc.

Rental items TOTAL RECEPTION

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Monday - Saturday

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9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

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Wedding Budget Traditionally, weddings have been paid for almost entirely by the brides family. However, today, weddings have become more of a “family affair”, with no strict rules as to “Who Pays for What.”

Early in your wedding planning it is suggested you talk with one another and with your parents concerning the kind of wedding that best suits your style and budget. Be realistic. Set a budget you can afford and stick to it.

Remember, you can have an exquisite wedding on almost any budget. It’s all in the planning. The following “Budget Worksheet” is provided for your convenience, to keep track of not only your anticipated budget, but your actual costs incurred, deposits paid and amounts still due.

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One-of-a-Kind Wedding Accessories

Tiaras, Veils, Combs, Garters Jewellery & Purses Toasting Flutes & Goblets Centrepieces Personalized Napkins & Ribbons Tabletop Table Settings Cake Toppers Decorations for Cars & Venues Wishing Wells Favours Favour Boxes & Bags Candles & Holders Ceremony Accessories Guest Books Photo Frames Ring Pillows Gifts for Wedding Party Thank You Gifts Stag/Stagette Party Honeymoon Stuff Kids, Pets, Novelty Gift Tags Place Cards Wedding Invitations & Reply Cards Envelopes ...and much, much more!

Ask us about Wedding Invitation Specials

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Booking the Event Important considerations to think about when researching and selecting your reception venue • List requirements before viewing any possible venues • Location - decide approximately where you wish to hold the celebrations. Make sure it is convenient to as many guests as possible, it might be fun holding the reception on a remote island but it will definitely restrict the number of guests who are able to make it!

• Number of guests - most venues will state the appropriate numbers they can accommodate. Too few guests and the atmosphere will seem unsociable; too many and it will be too crowded to circulate or dine comfortably. A number just below the maximum capacity will give a friendly, warm and sociable ambiance.

RESTAURANT & CATERING

No matter what size party, we have a special menu to suit your occasion!

• Weddings • Grad Parties • Conventions • Parties • Sports Banquets

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208-500 2nd Avenue West, Prince Rupert

Rupert Square Mall

• Make a note of any other priorities. It could be anything from wanting a country environment or a wood beamed ceiling and log fire, to requiring a medieval castle to fit in with the theme or a colour scheme to match the bridesmaids’ dresses. If you wish to be married at the venue then you need to find one that is licensed for conducting marriage ceremonies.

Facilities you may wish to include at the venue: • • • • •

A bar In house catering Extra room for getting changed Accommodation for overnight guests Suitable arrangements for the wedding gifts to be viewed • Cloakrooms • Parking

Where Quality Makes The Difference Register at Gemma’s with our Bridal Registry Bride & Groom get 15% OFF gifts for the wedding party 4600 Block Lakelse Terrace gemmas@citywest.ca

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Creative Zone CRAFTS & HOBBIES FOR ALL AGES

Largest selection of in stock bridal accessories and wedding décor in the northwest, including fabrics.

Call to request an appointment for an invitation consultation or stop by to view our invite catalogues.

The DIY bride’s one stop shop.

4818 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, BC V8G 1L6 Phone 250-635-1422 www.creativezonecrafts.ca toll free 1-888-984-8880

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Finding the right dress...

By Elina Furman www.promspot.com

Are you nervous about finding the right dress for your big night? Never fear, you will find it.

And don’t even think about settling. Just use our list of tried-and-true tips to zap dress stress and help find the one.

Get a Jump Start Unless you want to get caught in a shopping stampede, don’t wait until the last minute to start looking. If you’re not ready to hit the stores, check out some fashion mags to get an idea of what’s out there and what you like, and clip out your top frocks.

Where to Go Malls, online stores, specialty shops -- too many options, right? So which way will you go? Well, that depends. If you’re big on personal attention (come on, we’ve all had our high maintenance days), a specialty store may be perfect for you: You’ll get sized, fitted, and fussed over.

But if you know what you want, or if your cash flow is low, a department store or online shop is probably a better idea since they tend to have better deals.

The Buddy System

What are friends for? Well, since you asked, to help pick out a party dress. Going solo isn’t smart. (It’s not much fun either.) A second pair of eyes never hurts. So go ahead and recruit a friend, your mom, or an older sis. PS: You know that old saying, “Too many cooks...” So remember we said to bring a friend, not the entire cast of Friends.

The Total Package You know the drill: The right jewelry, shoes, and underwear can make or break a dress. If you have a favorite necklace or accessory you just can’t live without, wear it out so you can try it on along with any prospective dresses.

You should also bring a pair of shoes in the heel height you plan on wearing for prom. It will help you see that dresses really will look like. And finally, don’t leave home without a strapless bra.

Smile for the Camera Quick stat: One girl will try on an average of 20 dresses before finding the perfect one. That’s right -- you’ll be zipping through dress after dress. After a while, you’ll be lucky to remember your name, let alone what that two-piece number you tried on hours ago looked like.

So unless you’ve got a photographic memory, you’ll need an actual camera to take snaps of your favorite frocks.

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From exquisite ball gowns, to elegant formal dresses Flower Girl, Mom of the Bride, Children’s Dresses

L J Dresses Designer Wedding Gowns from: “Maggie Sottero” from SAY YES TO THE DRESS Open Mon-Fri 10-5 & Sat 10-4 Seamstress on Site for Alterations NEW LOCATION - Bigger and Brighter store in Terrace Beside Cafenara Coffee Drop In’s Welcome – No appointment necessary 110-4716 Lazelle Ave, Terrace Store # 250-635-6362 Facebook: L J Dresses • www.ljdresses.com • ljdresses1@gmail.com

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Our Special Music Contact Name: ___________________ Phone# __________________________

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Bride & Groom First Dance _____________________________________

Wedding selections _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________

It is a good idea to gather a list of music you would like to have at the reception, and give it to your musicians ahead of time.

Reception selections

Bride & Father - Groom & Mother _____________________________________

Bride & Groom & Attendants _____________________________________

Other special requests _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________

Planning a Celebration DJ SERVICES

We can provide you with the sound & lighting needed for your event. If you’d like us to just supply you with the equipment needed for your own DJ, or for us to provide you a complete service with our DJ, we can design something best suited for you.

Give us a call and let us help you plan your special event.

4716 Keith Avenue, Terrace • Fax: 250-635-3491

250-635-5333 • 1-800-663-3183 • www.sightnsound.ca sales@sight-and-sound.ca

Sight & Sound Terrace

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Our Floral Guide Florist:__________________________

Usher’s Boutonnieres__________________

Contact Person:__________________

Ringbearer’s Boutonniere_______________

Phone#__________________________ Bride

Family Corsage for Bride’s Mother_____________

Bouquet______________________________

Corsage for Groom’s Mother____________

Throwing Bouquet_____________________

Boutonniere for Bride’s Father___________

Floral Headdress______________________

Boutonniere for Groom’s Father_________

Going Away Corsage___________________

Bridal Attendants

Flowers for Wedding Site ___________________________________

Bridesmaids__________________________

________________________________ Flowers for Reception Site

Flower Girl____________________________

Head Table___________________________

Maid of Honour_______________________

Parent’s Table_________________________

Groom & Attendants Groom’s Boutonniere__________________ Best Man’s Boutonniere________________

Guest Tables__________________________ Cake Table____________________________ Other________________________________

Catherine’s Cakes

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“FOR ALL YOUR FLOWER NEEDS, LET US MAKE YOUR DAY SPECIAL” Rentals Available – • Wedding Arch • Floral Baskets • Candelabra • Pillars

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Honeymoon Checklist The wedding plans may have been foremost in the planning, but the perfect honeymoon memories are not to be forgotten! Remember to make reservations well in advance so as to not be disappointed (depends on your intended destination).

If a passport is needed, get it well in advance also, and make your travel plans in the same name as your passport to avoid confusion. Many couples plan to spend the first night of their honeymoon in a nearby location, and return the next morning for an informal brunch with family.

Many couples plan to spend the first night of their honeymoon in a nearby location, and return the next morning for an informal brunch with family, in a more relaxed atmosphere, before starting on their way.

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Airline Tickets Passports (If Needed) Medications Travellers Cheques Driver’s License & Legal Identification

• • • • •

Emergency Cash List of Destinations & Phone #’s List of Family Names & Phone #’s List of Credit Card #’s & #’s to Call if Stolen Change of Clothes

The Only Thing More Romantic than a Honeymoon Arranged by Elan Travel is a Wedding in an Exotic Destination Arranged by Elan Travel

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Photos It is said a picture is worth a thousand words, and so it is with your wedding memories. It is also said that this is not the place to scrimp too much since your wedding pictures should last a lifetime and more! After careful selection of a good photographer, you might want to make a list ahead of time of the pictures you would like and how many of each, and budget at this point in time. Your photographer will also have some good suggestions.

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Engagement Photo Bride & Groom Only Bride & Groom & Bridal Party Bride & Groom & her Family Bride & Groom & his Family ____________________________ ____________________________

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Transportation Wedding day transportation is one item not to be overlooked. Whether it be for the Bride and her attendants only, or for the entire bridal party as well as both families, it is wise to plan ahead. Depending on your budget, vehicle preference (ie: limousine or horse & buggy), parking constraints, etc., proper planning here can avoid a lot of headaches. It can also ensure that everyone arrives on time!

Vehicle

Driver

Pickup Time

Bride & Father _______________________________________________________________________ Bride & Attendants___________________________________________________________________ Bride & Mother ______________________________________________________________________ Groom & Best Man __________________________________________________________________ Groomsmen ________________________________________________________________________ Groom’s Parents_____________________________________________________________________

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Important Phone Numbers Matron of Honour: Bridesmaids:

Best Man: Groomsmen:

Clergymember: Church: Tux Rental: Contact:

Beauty Salon #: Contact: Photographer #: Contact: Florist #: Contact: Caterer #: Contact: Reception Hall #: Contact: Musicians #: Contact: Transportation #: Contact: Travel Agent #: Contact:

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Finding a make-up artist From www.promspot.com Ask Around Your family and friends are a great source of information, and word of mouth is often the best way to uncover true talent. If an artist’s skills can’t be beat, you’ll be the first to hear about it.

Pick up the Phone Salons often offer special makeup application services -- plus you’ll be in and out before you know it. But the top salons fill up fast, so reserve early to make sure you don’t miss out.

Get a Sneak Preview There’s nothing wrong with asking for a makeover sneak peek. After all, you want to see what you’ll look like before the big night rolls around.

Know What You Want Clip photos from fashion magazines or grab shots of your favourite celebs to give the makeup artist an idea of what you want. It’ll give your pro inspiration (and it’s a lot easier than trying to explain it all!).

Stage a Dress Rehearsal Happy with the finished results? Not so fast. Before you agree to anything, try on your dress to check how well it coordinates with your makeup. What works with your favorite white T-shirt might not look as good with your dress.

Wear It Out Take a close look at yourself a few hours after a trial makeover to check how the makeup wears on your skin. Does it last or fade away? Check for color changes or allergic reactions -- then you’ll be good to go!

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Timetable Checklist IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ENGAGEMENT

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Select a wedding date Discuss a budget and the size & style of the wedding, deciding who pays for what.

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Meet with clergymember and schedule premarital counseling.

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Reserve wedding and reception sites.

Make appointments with caterers, bar tenders, photographers, D.J.’s musicians or band for ceremony and reception, and cake makers, and select and hire those needed.

SIX MONTHS OR MORE BEFORE THE WEDDING DATE

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Compile guest list.

Reserve block of hotel rooms for out-of-town guests.

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Select and order wedding gown and wedding rings.

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Timetable Checklist ❑ Choose attendants and order their attire. ❑ Order invitations (25 extra). ❑ Make Honeymoon reservations.

Three months or more before the wedding date

❑ Order flowers. ❑ Make arrangements with hairdresser for bride & attendants.

❑ Buy wedding gift for your spouse. ❑ Buy wedding gift for Bride and Groom’s attendants.

❑ Get invitations addressed and ready to send 6 weeks before wedding.

❑ Design & print wedding program, decide on and purchase wedding favours.

❑ Find out what the best ways are to set up

savings, budget, insurance, wills, etc.

Make sure you have good professional help.

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Timetable Checklist One month before wedding date

❑ Look into getting wedding license if necessary. ❑ Look into getting liquor license for reception if necessary. ❑ Put engagement announcement in newspaper.

❑ Choose all accessories, shoes,

One week before wedding

❑ Give final guest count to the caterer. ❑ Confirm honeymoon arrangements. ❑ Pack for honeymoon, know what you’ll wear from the reception.

One day before wedding

lingerie, etc.

❑ Final fitting for wedding dress and attendants’ dresses.

❑ Attend the rehearsal and rehearsal party and give gifts to attendants

❑ Have beauty consultant do a trial run for hair, nails, makeup, etc.

❑ Give rings and clergy member’s fee to best man.

❑ Confirm final plans with photographer,

❑ Get a good night’s sleep!

caterer, florist, musicians.

❑ Break-in wedding shoes at home. ❑ Arrange wedding day transportation.

Fashion Tailoring Tuxedos & suit rentals & sales For the biggest moments in your life, make sure you look your best with a Tuxedo or suite from Black & Lee.

• Grads • Grooms • Wedding Come in and check out our large stock of Men’s suits and casual wear.

We also do Men’s & Ladies alterations

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Top six tuxedo rental tips

By Elina Furman www.promspot.com

If the right tux is what you’re after, you’ve come to the right place. Renting a tux can be a tad confusing -- especially if it’s your first time. But never fear. Our quick and easy rental guide will have you good to go in no time.

The Early Bird Special Renting a tuxedo? You’ll need to get to the store ASAP if you want to have a good selection. After all, your date’s probably been dress hunting for months now.

Check Out the Store Some tux rental shops have been around longer than you have. So before you plunk down your hard-earned cash, check out the inventory.

Find an Expert A good formal wear dealer should be in the know when it comes to styles, sizing, and trends. If you’re not sure whether the sales guy is legit, ask him which is more formal: a peaked or a notched lapel? Correct answer: Peaked.

Avoid Clashing To match or not to match? That is the question. The answer? Ask your date.

She might think it’s cute if your vest picks up one of the colors in her dress -- but she might also think it’s jaw-droppingly tacky.

There’s no way to read her mind on this, so you’ll have to bring it up (and we promise, she’ll be super flattered you asked -- it’s a sure way to win points with her!).

Deposit Required Most tuxedo rental shops will expect you to plunk down some dough to reserve your tux.

Rentals average anywhere from $50 to $100, but the deposit (which covers any damages to the tux) will be considerably lower. So before heading out, make sure you’ve got some cash or a credit card on hand.

The Complete Package The store you choose should be able to provide all the coordinating accessories.

Ask your dealer if he’ll be able to get you a bow tie or neck tie, cummerbund or vest, cuff links, suspenders, and maybe even some shoes.

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Before you walk down the aisle, walk down ours.

Microwaves Toasters Kitchen Utensils Treadmills Sports Clothing Organizers Lighting Wickers Vacuums Fireplaces

Coffee Tables End Tables Kitchen Sets Kitchen Faucets Elliptical Trainers Saunas Skates Cookware Folding Chairs Telephones

Luggage Storage Containers Decorations Lawn Ornaments Lawn Movers Snow Blowers Garden Tools House Plants Benches Gift Cards

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Gift Registry Stores Registered At: Store Name: _____________________________ Phone: ______________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ Registrar’s Name: _______________________________________________________ Store Name: _____________________________ Phone: ______________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ Registrar’s Name: _______________________________________________________ Store Name: _____________________________ Phone: ______________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ Registrar’s Name: _______________________________________________________ Store Name: _____________________________ Phone: ______________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ Registrar’s Name: _______________________________________________________

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