A good reputation supports classic wedding fashion show

Here come the wedding brides, all wearing various colors of light, off-white and ecru. These marriage outfits from times previous may have yellowed with age, but they were the celebrities of this vintage design present, and they discovered an grateful group.

The A good reputation Businesses Volun teer Solutions (GIVS) provided the present, named "Weddings Through the Age range," at the Eastdale Locations pension ability on Exclusive after mid-day. GIVS offer Nancy Rob­ertson read the present, which provided almost 30 marriage fash ions, most from the Twenties through the Seventies. Robertson described each outfit as the designs -- other GIVS volunteers -- came down the "run way," displaying off for the group of mostly citizens, but some readers as well.

The apparel were proven in the transaction of a conventional marriage pro cession. Dresses used by moms of the couple came first, followed by bridesmaids' outfits, more than a number of marriage outfits and then honeymoon vacation, or "going away," apparel. The ultimate four apparel -- two clothes and two peignoir units, all for evening hours dress in -- elicited a little chuckling from the group.

Some of the wedding fash ions seemed vintage and amazing, like the 1966 cotton fabric and chantilly ribbons outfit with a complete dress that was ordered at Montgom ery Reasonable. Others, such as the pleated chiffon outfit with extensive beautiful fleshlight sleeves from the Seventies, are quick pointers of design times that are per haps best eventually left in the last. And as no marriage is com plete without a appropriate recep tion. Eastdale Estates' Nancy Dyer and other volunteers designed a appropriate end to manufactured, with a two-tiered food, mint candies, crazy and impact.

Most in the group seemed to savor the present, as well as the guitar stylings of Nancy Cameron. Naomi Thompson affected just a little bit to the popular music on her way to the re ception with her man, Jesse; both are citizens of Eastdale Locations. "It cut again memo ries," Thompson said, figuring that she and her man were committed in 1948 at what was then Gunter Area, when Mark Thompson was in the services.