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You can try contacting the local newspaper's advertising department and inquire about placing a wedding announcement. Alternatively, you can visit the newspaper's website and check their submission guidelines for wedding announcements. Often, newspapers have specific sections or forms dedicated to announcing weddings.
I have not seen the phrase used in a wedding invitation, but in newspaper wedding announcements and in wedding programs (church bulletins). -Emee Wedding Consultant Portland, OR
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* Go to your local library and tell the librarian what you are looking for and you can go through the old newspapers where the up coming wedding may have been announced. Not all people announce their up coming wedding through the newspaper and if you have no luck there then try the court house.
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In Canada we call it 'Vital Statistics' and there will be a minimal cost for a copy of the newspaper wedding announcement or, you can go to your local library and ask the librarian where you can find old newspaper clipping on micro fish. Before you do either check around with relatives to see if they have kept a copy of the wedding announcement and then take a copy of it.
Placing wedding announcements can be done with your local newspaper. After drafting your announcement contact the publications lifestyle department. Online a couple of good places to go for instructions and templates for wedding announcements are The Knot, and Shutterfly.
You have to first contact the Florida Times-Union editor, to see if you can get a page to announce your wedding. It may take some time and be a prolonged process, and it could cost.
Yes, you can donate a wedding dress to any secondhand store. You could also put put your wedding dress on consignment with a shop and if they sell it they take their percentage and you get the rest. You can sell the wedding dress cheaply in a free newspaper (Canada has 'the Buy and Sell) or put it on eBay. Some bridesmaids dresses are donated to a program for high school graduates who cannot afford a grad dress and these dresses and even the shoes are free.
A suggestion for one wanting to apply for a wedding planner job would be to check their local newspaper or online classifieds under 'Event Planner'. One could also check out the online website Penn Foster Career School. They have schooling available, but one can also click on the career section and search for jobs as a wedding planner.
Picture frames, gift cards for a nice dinner or a movie (or both!) as well as household items they may have not gotten on their registry would all be great items! Also a framed newspaper from the day of their wedding would be a nice touch!