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cess bride from days of yore or as the ideal Gibson Girl?

Pick a period you love — Renaissance, Edwardian, Art Deco — and plan your wedding fashion and decor around it.

A special setting. Always loved the courtyard at the local museum? Do a little investigating and you might be able to get married there.

Call your local chamber of commerce to find out about the historic homes, monuments and parks where you can exchange your vows memorably.

The super party wedding. Plan an all-nighter of festivities that your guests will never forget.

Provide entertainment, dancing and food until dawn.

Then serve a wonderful breakfast the following morning.

The reaffirmation ceremony. More and more committed couples are saying, “Once is not enough!"

Being married a long time is a milestone worthy of celebration.

Tober says that reaffirmation ceremonies usually take place on a special occasion, after the birth of a child, as part of a son’s or daughter’s wedding or to celebrate the 10th, 25th or 50th anniversary.

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