Press An innovative new show focusing in on the growing trend of heritage weddings and the combination of culture and tradition. We hope to provide you with a fresh outlook that will assist you with combing your heritage and ever evolving culture to arrive at a wedding that is as unique as the evolution of the African American. We'll also introduce you to cutting edge techniques that will work in any budget or setting. You'll meet some innovative entrepreneurs who dared to be different, with the intention of providing you with unique resources for making your dreams a rich cultural experience. Textbook Publications Schwartz//Scott Collage Text Books Edition 5 and 6 MSNBC TODAY SHOW! September 6, 2006 (the nearlywed Game Segment)
Washington Post Express January 2009 Julia BeizerFood & Dining Producer, washingtonpost.com Contributor, Washington Post Express The Indianapolis Museum of Art I Do6/11/2006 through 4/22/2007 All Day Paul Fashion Arts Gallery and Paul Textile Arts Gallery Included with Museum admission Details: The inaugural exhibition in the Paul Fashion Arts and Textile Arts Galleries, I Do celebrates international traditions of the marriage rite as seen in opulent wedding gowns and other nuptial attire. I Do features approximately 30 garments, including 12 American wedding dresses dating from 1837 to 1946 that will be displayed on mannequins in the Fashion Arts Gallery. Bridal ensembles, garments and accessories from China, Japan, Indonesia, India, Iran and northern, western and southern African will be displayed in the adjacent Textile Arts Gallery. With their exquisite workmanship, use of rare and precious materials, and elaborate ornamentation including beading and embroidery, the works of I Do underscore the importance of the marriage rite throughout time and world cultures. The American wedding dresses will be on view in the Paul Fashion Arts Gallery through April 22, 2007. The Asian, Indonesian and African garments will be on view in the Paul Textile Arts Gallery through February 25, 2007. |
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