More brides are letting their attendants wear evening dresses instead of the standard fare.
That decision falls under the purview of the couple who, ideally, decide together what their attendants will wear.
While the couple gets to choose the attire for their attendants, any specifics of grooming or hairstyle can be gently framed as a suggestion.
The first productions were reworkings of Elizabethan and Jacobean plays, tailored to suit the tastes of the new aristocratic audience composed almost exclusively of courtiers and their attendants.
Approaching Lisa Perry's presentation, I saw a bride and groom, with their attendants, all decked in hot pink and gray satin.
The sculptures may represent royal figures and their attendants, and life-size portrait heads in brass were perhaps used as part of funerary effigies.
Because the relationship between Medicaid clients and home attendants is so close, patients switched health plans rather than lose their attendants, Ms. Sandoval said.
Powerful religious seers advise them, allies and ministers serve them, crude foreign ogres oppose them, and grotesque, slapstick clown-servants are their attendants.
The guest list "must haves" include the couple, their immediate family, their attendants and their officiant, plus any spouses, spouses-to-be or serious partners.
"Those who suppose that Southern ladies keep their attendants at a distance, scarcely speaking to them, or only to give commands have a very erroneous impression," Crafts writes.
Some brides pick up the tab for their attendants, replacing the pillbox inscribed with the wedding date with a well-earned squirt between the eyes.
