CWPR 2015 Fall/Winter

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C H I C A G O W E D D I N G & P A R T Y R E S O U R C E

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through Sycamore Illinois

November 15th 11am to 4pm

Sweet Dream Desserts presents “Seasons of Love” bridal tour.

We will tour 5 venues, with vendors at each –

ending with a fashion show.

Door prizes plus a grand prize of a wedding package.

Check our facebook page for more chances to win.

seasons of love a bridal tour

1969b Dekalb Ave., Sycamore, IL 60178

sweetdreamdesserts.com

| 815-756-8150

What ’s In the Bride’s Bag

10 items the bride should have with her

on her wedding day

By Anna Sachse, CTW Features

1. LIP GLOSS

It will keep your makeup looking fresh from

I Do’s to photos and beyond. But avoid the

sticky kind – it will drive you nuts and your

groom will hate it too!

2. BREATH MINTS

They’re ideal for right before you walk

down the aisle. But if you want fresh breath

that’s longer lasting, pack a travel-size bottle

of mouth wash.

3. BOBBY PINS

Get blonde-colored ones if you’re blonde,

brown ones if you’re a brunette, and so on.

4. STAIN REMOVER

Shout Wipes or the Tide Pen both work

great without leaving bleach marks or a cir-

cle on delicate fabrics.

5. A BAND-AID OR

MOLESKIN

These quick-fixes can save the day if your

shoes are uncomfortable, or prevent ques-

tionable footwear from becoming uncom-

fortable in the first place.

6. SAFETY PINS

They can be used for almost anything in a

pinch. Get a variety pack of sizes.

7. SCISSORS

Whether it’s taking the tag off a garter or

snipping stray strings on clothing, scissors

come in handy.

8. POCKET TISSUES

Use them to blot everything from tears to

makeup. Try the wedding-themed variety.

9. A PROTEIN-PACKED

ENERGY BAR

Chocolate is notorious for getting on ev-

erything, so opt for a Yogurt Honey Peanut

Balance Bar or Lemon CLIF Builder’s bar.

10. A HELPER

Of course, every bride should have a wed-

ding planner so they don’t have to carry a

thing! Can’t afford one? Ask someone re-

sponsible (ideally not your mother or maid

of honor) to ensure your essentials safely

make it from ceremony to reception.