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Memorable
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PROPOSAL from page 3
came when she came home
one day to find a tent set up on
her living room floor.
Camping, for Protextor
and her boyfriend, Jeff Heiden,
was a favorite summer activi
ty, she said.
The two grilled out and
watched a movie lying in their
tent, she said.
After that, Heiden pro
ceeded to pull out a book
describing all of the things
they had been through togeth
er, efrding on a page that told
Angela that he couldn’t live
without her, after which, he
proposed to her, she said.
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more say
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GROOM from page 3
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said he let his fiancee make
most of the decisions.
"It’s the woman’s special
day,” he said.
He did make arrangements
for the honeymoon and post
wedding reception, which
included food, music and loca
tion reservations.
Shirley Griner, former wed
ding consultant and owner of
the Weil Mansion Bed and
Breakfast, 1149 S. 17^*, said gen
erally most couples work
together in wedding planning.
"It’s not like it used to be as
far as rigidity,” she said.
"There are no rules any
more. It just depends on the
bride and groom. It’s basically
what the bride and groom want
to do and how they want to
divide it up. ”
Bedient said that couples
should use the wedding
arrangements as an opportuni
ty to work together, as they will
have to make decisions together
for the rest of their lives.
“There aren’t any hard and
fast rules,” she said. “It’s just a
teamwork effort.”
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