One bride’s challenge: finding a modest wedding gown
July 14, 2010 |13:27 | Wedding Dress By : Team X
June is traditionally the month for weddings . . . and speaking of June and tradition and weddings, I was fascinated to learn about a traditional Orthodox Chassidish Jewish wedding held in Lake Mary on June 20.
The bride was Angela Hillis of Casselberry, a student at Valencia Community College who works at the Chabad of Greater Orlando synagogue. Her groom was Sam Shtulman of Coral Springs, a 4th-year student at the University of Central Florida who works at Cohen’s Kosher Deli in Clermont. The couple now live in Casselberry.
Mother-of-the-bride Lonni Hillis shared some of the fascinating details. For her daughter, she says, finding an appropriate gown was a bigger challenge than for most brides. According to tradition, the gown had to be tznius (modest). In this era of strapless, backless, low-cut wedding dresses, where would a bride turn for a design with a high neckline and long sleeves?


To be able to dress the bride is perfect for you, it's always better to prepare for everything, what you need. These are just some of the things you should consider before buying a wedding dress and a few tips that can help you to follow.

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Those heading to a friend or family member's wedding this year may wish to sneak a peek at Perfect Wedding magazine.












