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Michelle Trachtenberg films a scene for “Gossip Girl” which involves her character the front page of the New York Post and angrily throwing it in the trash. The fictional cover of the newspaper has an image of Leighton Meester’s character posing for an engagement photo and the headline reads “A Royal Wedding for a True American Princess.”. (Bauer Griffin) more pics ยป Michelle Trachtenberg (Bauer …
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“Trash the dress” is a fairly new concept that espouses ruining the wedding attire.
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How come they work so well? As I wrote previously, I typically take a average save the date card and, once I take down the main points off of it, I toss it. If I do stick it up on the refrigerator, I do it with a magnet irrespectively. Once it falls off, though, I get annoyed and then trash it. I always stick the refrigerator magnets up and they don’t often slip off (that is unless they are holding up card or party invite!). Here are the other reasons why people love to get them and to use them.
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Ask any bride and they will undoubtedly tell you the same thing – the dress has to be right. It will come as no surprise then to learn that on average, a bride will happily part with ,500 for that perfect gown. Once upon a time this was seen as an investment, especially if one was honoring the tradition of passing this dress down through the family, but this no longer seems the popular choice.
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