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PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Bridal Show Wedding Planner PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Bridal Show Produced by the PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Special Sections Department © 2007 2 SUNDAY,JAN. 14, 2007 Bride and Groom ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Table of Contents Jumpstart your wedding planning with the Bridal Show Bridal Show information 2 BY CARRIE HEATON The fashion shows, each around the stage are being SPECIAL SECTIONS EDITOR lasting about 20 minutes, produced by Avant Garde Cakes with Raindrop Desserts 18 will begin at 11 a.m., 12:30 Botanical in Sequim. There’s no better way to p.m. and 2 p.m. In addition to the fashion get into the wedding plan- The fashion show not show, 15 exhibitors will be Choosing a diamond 16 ning spirit than attending only will feature wedding present with booths and dis- the annual Peninsula Daily gowns, but also the latest plays offering gifts and dis- Dress designer Belva Bodey 19 News Bridal Show. in bridesmaid, flower girl counts on a variety of ser- From dresses and tuxe- and mother-of bride and vices. Music options 12 dos to diamonds and gifts, groom dresses as well. Professionals from across exhibitors at the show will The show will feature all the North Olympic Penin- show you what the North sizes of models and the sula will help make plan- Scrapbooking 7 Olympic Peninsula has to basic dress styles. ning your BIG day that offer brides-to-be. New this year, Bodey will much easier. Seasonal flowers 6 Belva Bodey of Black be taking the stage between You have a chance to Diamond Bridal is once fashion shows to demon- meet with photographers again hosting a fashion strate how an off-the-rack and see examples of their Tips for the groom 13 show featuring both custom dress can be altered to work, while enjoying cake and pre-made dresses, some become the perfect dress sample and looking at wed- Wedding destinations on the coming from Italian design- right before your eyes. ers. The floral arrangements TURN TO SHOW/PAGE 3 Olympic Peninsula 4 Wedding dress styles 10 Happily ever after... Bride & Groom Published by Peninsula Daily News Main office: 305 West First Street Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-452-2345 1-800-826-7714 John Brewer Editor and Publisher Sean McDonald Advertising Director Sue Stoneman Advertising Operations Manager Carrie Heaton Special Sections Editor Shelly Zornes Let us plan your entire wedding in an exotic destination Special Sections Assistant Allison Boyd Cover Design Background photo of wedding dress train from Black 71287153 Diamond Bridal in Port Angeles. 1234 E. Front St., Port Angeles • 360-452-2188 or 1-800-455-7272 www.susanparrtravel.com ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Bride and Groom SUNDAY,JAN. 14, 2007 3 garden. includes cake toppers garters Show_____ Diamonds Plus is also new and more. Gift registry is also this year, and will be present an option. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 talking aboutdiamonds and Star’s Bakery have been Peninsula Daily News ding gift ideas. other fine jewelry. See the wide working in Port Angeles for 10 Here is a listing of the selection of rings and necklaces years now and bring 39 years of exhibitors taking part in the that will make your big day that experience. Sample their work 2007 Bridal Show 2007 Bridal Show. much more special. and discuss options for your Avant Garde Botanical will Mark’s Photography is reception. Star’s enjoy making Saturday, Jan. 20, 2007 be showing off the latest in flo- back and will be discussing wed- unique cakes special to you. ral design. ding photography pricing and Susan Parr Travel is back Black Diamond Bridal is types of things that can be done. and offering giveaways for a 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. not only hosting the bridal fash- He will have slideshows of work $200 honeymoon gift certificate ion show, but will also be avail- that he’s done also. and two-night getaway to able to talk about dress styles Natural Light Photogra- Nevada. Stop by and discuss Guy Cole Convention and answer questions about the phy invites you to come see honeymoon packages. Center at Carrie Blake dresses seen in the fashion their style of photography and The Toggery offers the lat- show. discuss options for your big day. est in tuxedos for your groom. Park in Sequim Cedarbrook Lavender and You can get information about They will have a display of tuxe- Herb Farm is a first time par- the package prices and avail- dos and have a showing of the ticipant, and offers a wonderful ability. newest options. Free Admission venue for an outdoor wedding. Necessities and Tempta- The Wandering Angus from Stop by and talk to them about tions offers a variety of gifts Port Townsend is a great place to their different facilities. that aren’t just pretty, but prac- find Celtic jewelry, China pat- Fashion shows, vendors Cottage Queen is another tical as well. Stop by and dis- terns and gifts. Find traditional door prizes and more! new participant and has a great cuss gift registry. wedding bands and toasting selection of bridal shower gifts, Olympic Stationers carries glasses and more to make your bride and groom gear and a a range of products that every special day more personal to you. selection of lingerie all with a bride will need. From invi- fun twist. tations to guest books, stop The Cutting Garden by and see what they offer. located in Sequim is another Something to Crow great outdoor wedding venue About carries the Beverly that is set among a great flower Clark bridal collection that Beverly Clark HOME DECOR BRIDAL COLLECTION efore you make PFALTZGRAFF • CAKE TOPS B your wedding DISHWARE • GUEST BOOKS plans, call LE CREUSET • GARTERS C’est Si Bon. 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Shoppers Complementary 360.452.8888 71283023 Local Delivery in 1017 EAST FRONT ST. • PORT ANGELES • 360-417-2670 Port Angeles HOURS: 10 TO 5:30ISH MONDAY-FRIDAY • 10 TO 4ISH SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY,JAN. 14, 2007 Bride and Groom ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO PENINSULA DAILY NEWS A destination wedding No need to look far from home BY SHELLY ZORNES as an excellent isle for the As night approaches the ding possibilities in the Park officials take into PENINSULA DAILY NEWS bride to walk down with area is well-lit, so the option park. consideration two factors It is time to pick out the water on either side. of a sunset or sunrise wed- The beach provides you when considering an appli- perfect wedding location. “When you rent the pier ding is possible. with the calming sounds of cation. First is to make sure Vern Burton Center and The North Olympic Penin- you are also renting the the ocean, while the moun- the event does not impact Lincoln Park are two alter- sula is a beautiful place any stage and picnic area,” tains hold desolate beauty. park resources. The second nate choices for a sheltered time of the year so why not Mozingo says. The distant “If someone wants a wed- is making sure the wedding or reception. consider a location outside scenery of the mountains to ding in the park they need requested location does not For more information of the ordinary? the south and the Strait of to fill out a special use per- interfere with other park contact the city recreation Chapels are traditional Juan de Fuca to the North mit application,” says Barb visitors. department at 417-4550. wedding locations, but alter- surround the pier and holds Maynes, the park’s Public In reference to the Hur- native locations are becom- true beauty at this location. Olympic National Park Information Officer. For now ricane Ridge area atop the ing more popular. On the There are no fees For a natural take on an there is no charge for the mountains in Port Angeles, North Olympic Peninsula attached with the city pier, outdoor wedding, try the application. “we cannot allow people to there are many alternative except “we do require that a Olympic National Park. The park pays special be on the meadow,” Maynes wedding sites, one just damage deposit is paid,” Breathtaking views and var- attention to what event is says. “The terrace con- needs to do some research Mozingo says. ied backdrops during all being planned and the num- nected to the lodge at three and open their mind to Depending on the loca- seasons leave traveler’s ber of people that will be in the afternoon would not attending. imagination. You never tion the damage deposit can minds open to endless wed- TURN TO DESTINATIONS/PAGE 5 know, the spot where you be anywhere from $50 to shared the first kiss with $100. If the location is dam- your loved one might just be aged during the service than available for your wedding. the fee is nonrefundable, but City of Port Angeles if everything checks out fine If you are looking to save then you just had a cost-free money with the location of wedding location. Wedding Invitations your wedding, then give The pier isn’t the only public hot spots a try. public place weddings can From traditional to modern The city pier in down- be celebrated.
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