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By ALISON ASHTON
Copley News Service
“Today’s weddings do seek out the best and most beautiful traditions of the past — in contrast to a few years ago when anything old was automatically suspect," says Barbara Tober, editor-in-chief of Bride’s magazine.
“But, at the same time," she added, “they’re very, very modem in that they express new ideals.”
And so today’s thoroughly modem couples do everything they can to make their wedding celebrations memorable and personal.
Here are just some of the many popular nuptial fetes to consider:
The weekend wedding. Few brides marry the boy next door anymore, and it’s not unusual for a bride to come from San Francisco and a groom from St. Louis.
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