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Where & When Bridal: What to Do This Weekend
Trunk shows for you and your mom, a stamping workshop, and more.
By
Marissa Conrad
Published Thursday, May 29, 2008
Friday, May 30: Modern Trousseau Trunk Show Designer Callie Tein’s January trunk show at Hitched (1523 Wisconsin Ave., NW; 202-333-6162) was so popular that the Australian-born creator of romantic, lacy gowns is back! Visit Friday or Saturday to meet Tein, see her new fall 2008 collection, and talk about custom dresses. Plus, all Modern Trousseau gowns purchased during the show will be discounted 10 percent. To schedule an appointment, call the salon or e-mail info@hitchedsalon.com.
Sunday, June 1: Modern Trousseau Mother of the Occasion Trunk Show Grab your mom and head back to Hitched (1523 Wisconsin Ave., NW; 202-333-6162) for the salon’s first-ever Modern Trousseau show dedicated to mom-worthy styles. Spots are limited, so call today to see if there are still appointments available.
“Start the Stampede” Workshop This Paper Source workshop, held at the Old Town location (118 King St., Alexandria; 703-299-9950), isn’t wedding-themed, but you’ll pick up some great tips on stamping and embossing that will put your invitations ahead of the handmade curve. Register by phone or online, but you must sign up at least a day in advance. $45; 9:30 AM to noon.
PLAN AHEAD Tuesday, June 3: Wine-and-Cheese Bridal Showcase A trip to Dave & Buster’s (11301 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda; 301-230-5151) that you can write off as wedding planning? You can’t go wrong. Score complimentary snacks and drinks while perusing displays from the Pros, a company of photographers, videographers, and disc jockeys, then stay to mingle and hear the Pros’ DJs perform. Free tickets available online or at the door; 6:45 PM.
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