“Marriage is a learning curve, and it is important to remember that there is something to look forward to at every stage in your life.”
    Kevin and Greta - Married 57 Years

Jewellery

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After finding the perfect wedding gown, devote equal care and attention to your accessories. The style and sophistication of your headpiece, veil and shoes should be in keeping with that of your gown. A detailed gown requires an intricate headpiece, a long gown a long veil and such.
The wedding ring is a time-honoured symbol of eternal love, a circle with no end.
Traditionally diamonds have been the preferred gemstone for engagement and wedding rings, but a range of colourful stones has become increasingly popular with modern couples. Vivid birthstones such as emerald, ruby and sapphire can be especially striking and evocative.
If, however, only diamonds will do, it is important to know what to look for. The colour, clarity, carat and cut of the diamond are all important aspects to consider. A useful reference to assist you in the selection of a diamond ring is the Diamond Certification Laboratory of Australia website, www.dcla.com.au