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Trudi Scheurer, 22, of Bensalem, who was born in Liberia, models a short wedding dress at a comic book store in the heart of South Philadelphia. (Michael Bryant / Staff Photographer)
Trudi Scheurer, 22, of Bensalem, who was born in Liberia, models a short wedding dress at a comic book store in the heart of South Philadelphia. (Michael Bryant / Staff Photographer)
  
FASHION OCTOBER 2009
The bridal issue

Nicole Miller's silky wedding wear whisks out of the suitcase and down the aisle. Read all about it in I Magazine's latest issue.


Here comes the ... surprise!

Refined or funkified, the bride will be radiant.


Star turn

The Philadelphia Film Office's Nicole Ross chose classic over blockbuster for her wedding at Morris Arboretum.

 
Laura and Eugene Schriver´s 18th-century Huntingdon Valley colonial, purchased in 2000, was restored and expanded, sparing no detail. (MICHAEL BRYANT / Staff Photographer)
Laura and Eugene Schriver's 18th-century Huntingdon Valley colonial, purchased in 2000, was restored and expanded, sparing no detail. (MICHAEL BRYANT / Staff Photographer)
HOME & DESIGN OCTOBER 2009
Wows and vows

An old stone house becomes a showplace of a home with expansive rooms and lush grounds - perfect for a wedding celebration.


Golden age

Build a newlyweds' nest that shimmers in shades of gold, from muted mustard to sunny yellow.


The baby's room

When a child at last came into her life, a N.J. woman wanted something "peaceful and beautiful, but not overdone."

Baker Kim Davis Cuthbert turns out about 200 wedding cakes a year at her Sweet Jazmines Pastry Shop. She´s branching out with new products such as sweet-potato muffins and 10 flavors of cupcakes. (MICHAEL BRYANT / Staff Photographer)
Baker Kim Davis Cuthbert turns out about 200 wedding cakes a year at her Sweet Jazmines Pastry Shop. She's branching out with new products such as sweet-potato muffins and 10 flavors of cupcakes. (MICHAEL BRYANT / Staff Photographer)
FOOD OCTOBER 2009
A piece of cake

At Sweet Jazmines Pastry Shop, Kim Davis Cuthbert has made nuptial delights for a decade. She's got more in the works.

 


All dressed in blue

First she gets her diamond, then these gems will make the newlywed kitchen sparkle.


Flair-thee-well
Exciting trends in celebration include event cocktails, lighting, and floral design.
Le Taha´a Resort and Spa in French Polynesia. A dozen beach suites, and 48 others on stilts over the lagoon, overlook the rich, blue water. A restaurant is in the treetops.
Le Taha'a Resort and Spa in French Polynesia. A dozen beach suites, and 48 others on stilts over the lagoon, overlook the rich, blue water. A restaurant is in the treetops.
TRAVEL OCTOBER 2009
'Moon rise

Honeymooners at the high end seek not only an exotic location and all the frills that have become standard (sunshine, spas, great food), but also an essential element: Privacy.


Lodging in luxury

Hotels that offer so much more than just a room for the night.

 


Needful things

See your way cleasr to getting your stuff, your pet, or your offspring around in style.

 


Paper with pizzazz

Innovative invitations, place markers, and note cards can add a personal touch.

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When it comes to weddings, October is the new June. And if you aren't having a fall wedding, you're at least planning for the one next spring. We show you everything from bridal gowns to cake bakers, honeymoon sites to a spectacular home with a wedding past. Here's to the happy couple.

 

Sandy Clark, arts & features editor

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