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January 29, 1994 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1994-01-29

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THE FINISHING
TOUCH

Accessories add the finishing touch
to bridal showers and weddings. At
the 1/2 Off Card Shop, co-owner
Leonard Zucker notes that there is
a complete line of paper party
goods for any occasion. He men-
tions bells, just-married signs and
personalized invitations.

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ROMANTIC
EVENINGS

An elegant choice for a serene bed-
room is Laura Ashley's new Iron-
work Scroll bed linen ensemble.
This graceful pattern of swirling
flowers and leaves in green and
ivory has a coordinating window-

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"We sell a tremendous amount of
accessories. We have a large vari-
ety," he says.
We've featured cake toppers with
a porcelain dancing bride and
groom. Each one has a keepsake
dome for preservation after the
wedding.

Available at the 1/2 Off Card
Shop, Farmington Hills.

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pane check pattern. The ensemble
consists of sheets, pillowcases,
comforters, draperies, valances and
pillows. This crisp and distinctive
design is made of pure cotton
sateen. Bridal registry available.

Available at Laura Ashley in the
Somerset Collection in Troy and at
Twelve Oaks in Novi.

LOVELY IN LACE

WHATS COOKING?

White satin combined with reem-
broidered lace adds to the elegance
of this gown by Bridal Originals.
The lace trims the V-neckline and
extends to the skirt. The puffed
sleeves also have lace accents. The
hand beading adds a regal touch.
The semi-cathedral train is adorned
by a satin bow and a peplum at the
waist. The satin headband with
beading and lace flatters many hair
styles.
"This gown is a good seller. We
even have samples in plus sizes,"
says Pat Simons, manager of
Wendy's Bridal Shoppe in the Sum-
mit Place Mall. Ms. Simons notes
that the basque waist line is flatter-
ing for many women.

All chefs, new and experienced,
appreciate an organized kitchen.
This kitchen rack ensemble from
Enclume saves space and organizes
pots, pans, lids and utensils. The
racks are available in a variety of
shapes and finishes. Brass, copper,
stainless, nickel and hammered steel
are among the choices of finishes,
while the shapes are rectangular,
oval and round. The style fits in a
contemporary or country kitchen.
"They are wonderful. They take ad-
vantage of the unused ceiling space,"
says Maureen LaFleur, salesperson
at Les Saisons in Royal Oak.
Available at Les Saisons in Royal Oak.

Available at Eva's Bridal in Dear-
born, L'Elite in Southfield, Lina's
Bridal in Plymouth, Wendy's Bridal
Shoppe in the Summit Place Mall
and at Hudson's.

STY11. • JANIJARY/ FE/I 1-2 UAI-21( 1904 •

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