Is Your Wedding Gown "Made in America?

The First Lady Caroline Harrison's 1889 inaugural gown was in keeping with the "America First" economic policy of her husband Benjamin Harrison, Caroline’s gown was an "All-American" creation. Made in New York City by William Ghormley's firm, Ghormley, Robes et Manteaux. The Logan Silk Company in Auburn, New York, produced the fabric for the dress, while Indiana artist Mary Williamson designed the brocaded silk fabric in a pattern of Burr Oaks in tribute to Benjamin Harrison's grandfather, President William Henry Harrison.
http://americanhistory.si.edu/news/factsheet.cfm?key=30&newskey=595

For One Evening The Inaugural Ball Gown Is The Most Important Dress In The Country

For decades, the first ladies exhibition has been one of the most popular attractions at the Smithsonian Institution.
It is beloved by visitors who come to admire the famous collection of gowns and to learn about the contributions made by the women who wore them.

For these ladies it could be the second most important dress!

http://americanhistory.si.edu/exhibitions/small_exhibition.cfm?key=1267&exkey=863&pagekey=864

Please Pass the Bride and Groom!

PicPlates makes prints that are full-color digital photos on high-quality plastic plates to offer a personalized element at weddings, corporate gatherings and other special events. The plates, which are made of a custom blend of FDA-approved plastic resins, are 100 percent recyclable and can be hand-washed and re-used, the manufacturer says.

They ship within seven to 10 working days; the minimum order is 25 plates. http://www.picplates.com

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