WEDDING TIPS!

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19932, 28 April 1928, Page 6 (Supplement)

WEDDING TIPS!

To store in your memory for when the ; " day of days" comes along. s If you are taller than your husband-to-s be, (Iress to lock small. Don't choose . long, flowing lines, but wide, frilled effects, 1 and a low headdress. 2 If, on the other hand, you're very much shorter than he, choose a Russian headdress and a dress to your feet. If you have to use your frock afterward, and would like 1o wear it on the honeymoon, lot any decoration that is not suitable for every day be confined to . the headdress and veil. ' Don't think white satin shoes an ex- • travagance; even if you never wear them 1 white again, any shoe shop will dye them. ' If one of your bridesmaids has red ' hair, don't choose cherry rod for the 0 bridesmaids' frocks. Sweet-pea shades—all different pale colours—is a very good scheme if your bridesmaids are widely different types. It's a good idea, 100. to plan your colour scheme according to the flowers that are ,} in season. I'd rather have heaps of tho i. season's flowers than a few very expensive ones. 1 If you have a long train journey before i. you, don't choose a going-away outfit i, that will get " messy." There are delicate d colours—certain greens and beiges—that wear clean-" 9 ' • v.* i ~""'v