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January 30, 2014 - Image 39

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2014-01-30

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"At my first wedding, I got married
in a suit in the rabbi's study," says
Lori. "Now, I had found my Prince
Charming. I was a middle-aged
woman in a fairy-tale dress, and I
didn't care. Because I'm living a fairy
tale:'

THE DETAIL

Bride and groom: Lori Trimble
Wolf, 47, and Dr. Lawrence Rapp,
53, were married at their Wing Lake
home on June 29, 2013.

Wedding planner: Dawn Owen of

Dawn Owen Designs, Royal Oak

Invitations: Lee's Specialty, Bloom-

field Hills

Gown: Silver thread and crystal

embroidered lace bodice empire
gown with a full-pleated white
Italian taffeta balloon skirt by Anna
Maier for Ulla-Maija, Bridal Couture,
Birmingham

Tuxedo: Canali, J. Barbaro Clothiers,

Troy

Accessories: fingertip veil with sil-

ver beaded embroidery by Bel Aire
Bridal; shoes by Manolo Blahnik,
Saks Fifth Avenue, the Somerset
Collection, Troy; corset and stock-
ings, Harp's Lingerie, Birmingham

Hair/makeup: Todd's Room, Bir-

mingham

Flowers: "We flooded the spaces

in lush shades of white, ivory and
champagne;' says florist Dawn
Owen.

Officiant: Keren Alpert, Temple

Beth El, Bloomfield Hills

Menu: Forte Belanger, Troy

Honeymoon: San Francisco and
California wine country

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Clockwise from top left: Lush flower balls are suspended from shepherds' hooks lining the aisle and chairs. Enormous gardenias float in the
bathtub; the same gardenias and floating candles are scattered throughout the home's indoor pool, where guests can stroll. Enormous urns
overflowing with roses and hydrangeas bookend an antique console, which Lori found in New Orleans, welcoming guests into the home's
foyer. The cake, a floral confection, has an interior of mocha and raspberry chiffon. The ketubah at the ceremony. Hints of pink peek through
layers of white, ivory and champagne in the bridal bouquet's David Austin roses, garden roses and spray roses.

RED THREAD I February 2014 39

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