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NEWSPAPERS SELL ADVERTISING FOR EACH OF THE VARIOUS THEMES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

What do weddings and graduationproms have in common? Yes, thereare the beautiful gowns, nice suits,limousines, and flowers. What else?It’s right now that the preparationsbegin!

Undoubtedly, a wedding is the mostfervent and the happiest of socialevents, marking the beginning of anew life as a couple. Wedding prepa-rations require a lot of attention,patience, and especially time. Thereis never enough time. Start immedi-ately because time flies. To be surethat nothing is forgotten and every-thing is perfect, it is time to set thewedding date and choose the recep-tion hall, the bride’s gown and hair-style, the groom’s suit, the flowers,the caterer, and all of the other smalland big details that will transformthis special occasion into a memo-rable event.

Even though it is supposed to be eas-ier than preparing for a wedding, agraduation prom is still a major eventin the life of an adolescent. It is agrand entrance… into the world ofgrown-ups! This milestone is cele-brated with great pomp. Ball gownsfor young ladies, smart suits foryoung men, the best transportationmode for a spectacular entrance tothe prom, everything must be orga-nized in order to ensure an unforget-table evening. Limousines are quick-ly leased, tuxedo rental shops aresoon over-run, and evening gownboutiques are already offering thebest and most beautiful selections.

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STATIONERY PRINTER• • •

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RECEPTION HALL TRAVEL AGENCY• • •

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CATERER• • •

RENTAL COMPANY

BRIDAL BOUTIQUE• • •

VIDEO SERVICE• • •

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