Bridal Guide 2012

2 The North Platte Telegraph Bridal Guide

When a couple gets married, they usually exchange rings as asymbol of their union. Wedding ring styles can run the gamutfrom simple gold bands to custom diamond creations. Whateverthe choice, whatever the price, wedding rings have long been apart of the celebration and there are many superstitions surrounding them. Following is a brief description of some ofthem.

DON'T DROP THE RINGAccording to superstition, it is bad luck to drop the ring during thewedding ceremony. Whoever does so will be the first to die. If thering does happen to get dropped, neither the bride nor the groomshould pick it up. Whoever is officiating should. Superstition alsohas it that a wedding ring dropped in a cemetery that rolls acrossa grave indicates death-death of the bride if the grave is of afemale or death of the groom if the grave is of a male.

WEAR THE RING ON THE RIGHT FINGERIn most countries, wedding rings are worn on the ring finger, orthe fourth finger, of the left hand. This stems from the ancientbelief that the vein of that particular finger on the left hand ranstraight to the heart. In other countries, the ring is worn on thering finger of the right hand. This stems from the belief that thethumb and first two fingers of the right hand are sacred to theTrinity.

DON'T TAKE THE RING OFFTaking the wedding ring off could lead to loss or damage, a signthe marriage will come to an end. Lost or damaged weddingrings should be replaced as soon as possible and vows renewed.In some areas, it is acceptable to remove a wedding ring after thebirth of the first child. Superstition also has it that a wedding ringsuspended on a lock of hair over the womb of a pregnant womancan determine the sex of the baby. Spinning clockwise denotesa boy; spinning counterclockwise denotes a girl.

OTHER SUPERSTITIONSThere are many other superstitions regarding wedding rings.Rubbing a wedding ring over a wart or sty will remove it, whilesleeping with a bite of wedding cake pulled through a weddingring will bring dreams of the person's future spouse. Some couples have a faux wedding ring baked inside their weddingcake. The guest that finds the ring will be married within the year.Pearls are shaped like tears, and therefore, not a good idea forwedding rings. Sapphires and aquamarines, on the other hand,symbolize marital bliss and make an excellent choice for wedding rings.

Of course, all of these are merely superstitions. Brides andgrooms do lose their wedding ring from time to time, and while itmight lead to some tension with their partner, it usually does notspell the end of their marriage. It gives them the opportunity toget a new ring, perhaps even one better than before. It is fun tolearn what superstitions brides and grooms once observed.Many seem silly today, but that wasn't the case at the time.

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Many a young girl dreams of marrying her prince

one day in a lavish wedding. Planning such a wedding

requires time and money, and lots of it. The more

elaborate the wedding, the higher the price tag.

Experts suggest that the average price for a wedding

today runs anywhere from $20,000 to $30,000. For

many folks, the figure is staggering. For others, it is a

mere pittance.

There have been many weddings costing in the

millions of dollars throughout history, but the most

expensive to date belongs to that of Vanish Mittal and

Amit Bhatia. The six-day affair was held in France in

2004 and cost $55 to $60 million. Mittal's father, the

Indian Steel Maharajah, picked up the tab for the

affair, which included performances by Sha Rukh

Khan and Kylie Minogue.

Next to a multimillion-dollar wedding, a $12 million

wedding dress might seem like nothing. The Diamond

Wedding Gown from Renee Strausse and Martin Katz

Jewellers featured 150 carats of diamonds and was

the most expensive in the world. It was shown at the

Luxury Brands Lifestyle Bridal Show in 2006, while

the second-most expensive wedding dress was

shown at Dubai's Fashion & Diamonds Show.

Designed by Yumi Katsura, the gown featured

a thousand pearls and one of only two five-carat whitegold diamonds in the world. It was valued at $8.5million.

For wedding cakes, nothing can top the $20 million masterpiece of Nahid La Patisserie Artistique andMimi So. The cake appeared in 2006 at the LuxuryBridal Show in Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Deckedwith jewels, it was not intended to be eaten.

The tab for flowers for the average wedding can runin the hundreds of dollars, but the most expensive wedding bouquet cost way more, about $125,000.The red and white bouquet features 90 gemstones,nine diamonds and a star-shaped ruby and is on display on the sixth floor of the Ruby Plaza in Hano,Vietnam.

Money is not always an object in wedding planning. Itis hard to imagine someone spending millions of dollars on a once-in-a-lifetime event, but it does happen, often with celebrities and the well-to-do.Sometimes the marriage works, and sometimes itdoesn't, begging the question if over-the-top weddings are worth it.


Not so long ago when a couple announced their engagement and the bride selected her maid of honor,the maid of honor would start planning the bridal shower. She would invite all of the bride's closestfemale friends and family members together to toast the bride and share good times with her. Whilesome brides today continue this tradition, others take an alternative route. One of the biggest trends inbridal showers today is the couples shower in which friends and family gather together with both thebride and the groom. With more grooms taking an active role in the wedding planning and more couples footing the bill for their wedding themselves, it is only natural that some couples would want toshare the shower experience. Couples showers can be held at someone's home or at one of the couple's favorite venues. The key to any good shower is to involve the bride or couple. Whoever is hosting the shower should get the input of the bride or the couple and respect their wishes. After all, theyare the guests of honor.


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You have proposed marriage to the woman of your dreams. Her acceptance means that now, you mustprepare for the big day! You will stand beside your bride in that "picture perfect moment," a snapshot in time

which will forever adorn your mantel. Choosing the perfect tuxedo and accessories is vital, thus making the taskdaunting. Here are some guidelines to make it easier for you to choose the perfect formal wear for your wedding.

1) "GET WITH" THE THEME & DON'T FORGET THE BRIDE! Don't look out of place at your own wedding! Weddings can have themes ranging from The Great Gatsby, to Art

Deco, Renaissance, Nouveau... It's your party and you're the co-star. So, dress the part! Choose a tuxedo thatcomplements your bride's gown. For instance, if it's a traditional wedding, dress in a classic tux. If it is a

modern wedding or themed wedding, then dress according to the theme and style.

2) "DON'T SWEAT IT!" Consider the climate and time of year. If you are getting married in the south in mid-sum-

mer, you should go with a lighter, more breathable fabric. If your theme is a beachwedding, opt for white instead of the traditional black tux. In the winter months, a

traditional tux may do the trick.

3) LIKE "NIGHT AND DAY." Are you planning an evening or daytime wedding? The general rule is thatevening weddings or those after 6pm are considered more formal. Such a wedding calls for full dress, including tux, tuxedo shirt, cummerbund or vest, tieor bow tie, cufflinks and studs and tuxedo shoes. Daytime weddings can be less formal. Although a tux is still appropriate, somecouples opt for a dressy suit with tuxedo accessories.

4) IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU! Find your personal style and show some flair, whether it is the style of your tux

shirt or the cufflinks and studs that you choose. A touch here and there can really make the look your own.

5) DON'T BE LATE FOR YOUR OWN WEDDING! Don't procrastinate! This is not something you sit on until a couple of weeks beforeyour wedding. Finding the right tuxedo takes time, as do fittings to make it look justright. Alterations can take a few weeks. If you're having the tux custom made,allow 2 months.

6) IT JUST AIN'T FITTING! Make sure it fits. There should be no pulling, puckering, sagging or drooping. Thelength should cover your socks when you are walking but not puddle on the floorwhen you are standing. A professional will be able to help you make the right choices and get a fit that will be both comfortable and flattering.

7) AHHHHHH, THIS FEELS GOOD! Yes, you can be comfortable in a tuxedo, if it fits well and is made from a nice, high-quality fabric. When you figure in the photo sessions, the wedding ceremonyand the reception, not to mention all that dancing, you will be wearing this tuxedofor quite a while.

8) WHEN A LITTLE "BLING" WILL DO! Tuxedo shirts require cufflinks and studs. Here is where you can flaunt your personal taste, by choosing from simple gold knots to gorgeous inlays. You don'thave to spend a fortune. Unless the set is under a jeweler's loupe, costume cufflinksand studs will achieve the same look.

9) WHO WANTS "PRE-OWNED," ANYWAY! Consider buying rather than renting. A tuxedo is no more expensive than a goodquality suit. You would never rent a suit, so why rent a tux? Plus, you don't knowwho's worn it before... yuck! The fit will look better and the fabric will feel great on atuxedo that you buy or have made... Most importantly, you get to keep it.

10) YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE! Polish and shine! Shoes finish off your look. Make sure they are clean and polished.Black patent leather is the standard. Don't forget to break them in if they are new.The last thing you want to think about during this momentous occasion is how muchyour feet hurt.

So enjoy yourself and have the time of your life!


Your wedding day is just months away, and the time has come for youto select a photographer. You have spoken to several in the pastweeks, and they all want to know what style of photography you aremost interested in. You're not up on the current trends inwedding photography and could use a brief review.

There are two basic approaches to wedding photography: portrait and photojournalistic. In the former,subjects pose for the pictures; in the latter, they don't; theshots are more candid. Many brides and grooms opt fora combination of the two, often hiring a photographer familiar with both styles or separatephotographers for each style.

Photojournalism has become quite popular inweddings in recent years. Couples want to see thestory of their wedding unfold from what goes onbehind the scenes in the dressing rooms to the connections made at the reception. Photographerswork to capture all of the little moments-the flowergirls' mischievous grins as they chase each other inthe dressing room, the look on the father's face when hesees the bride for the first time, the mothers' intensity as they light the unity candle.

In spite of the popularity of photojournalism, portrait wedding photography is not going away any time soon. Themajority of couples still want the standard posed portraits. These days, however, many are choosing to have their wedding portraits taken with ahigh-end fashion approach. A throwback to fashion magazine shoots, in-vogue wedding photography maximizes the glamour of the momentand makes the couple look their best, almost like celebrities, through digital image editing and manipulation. Shots are very artistic and the editing is very skilled.

When it comes to the style of your wedding photos, it is your choice.You can stick to formal portraits or go for more candid shots. To ensureyou get what you want, select a photographer with care. Interview eachof the candidates on your list, find out what their interests are and reviewtheir portfolios. If they seem more familiar with portrait photography andyou are interested in having portraits and candid shots, you may want tolook for someone else. For the best results, find a photographer who is comfortable with both styles and has some experience with the in-voguetrend if that's what you're after.


When it comes to the wedding cake, couples have manyoptions. Some may skip the cake entirely and go with adessert bar instead. Some may order one small weddingcake and |several sheet cakes to serve to their guests.Some may forgo the main cake and serve smaller cakesin various flavors at the reception tables. Whatever yourpersonal preferences, make certain you discuss the matter in great detail with your fiancé, and should youdecide to go with a wedding cake, keep the followingtrends in mind.

The wedding cakes of today hardly resemble those of yesterday. Gone for the most part are the rich, three-tiered, heavily decorated cakes and in their place isa wide range of cakes customized specifically for thebride and groom.

When selecting a wedding cake, couples often look to the location, theme and season of their celebration as aguide. A simple affair on the beach in the middle of summer might not call for the same type of cake as a formal evening affair in the winter.

The actual design of the cake is up for grabs. Some couples may opt for the traditional three layers, while others may go for fewer or additional layers. Tiers can beof the same or different heights with the same or alternating designs. Some couples may request thedesign of their wedding cake incorporate the traditional

flowers, either made of silk or frosting, while others maychoose dots or scrollwork. Although once popular, basketweaves and swags appear to be on their way out, as doplastic columns and foil boards.

Common cake flavors include carrot, chocolate, lemon,spice and vanilla, with many couples requesting eachlayer of their cake to be a different flavor. Some couplesgo an alternative route and choose unusual flavors likeespresso, hazelnut and gingerbread. Frosting may bebuttercream or fondant, though many couples todayseem to favor the former.

As for the top of the cake, couples no longer have to stickto the traditional bride-and-groom cake toppers. They cango with flowers, sculptures or monograms.Monogrammed letters in silver or tin make for stylish caketoppers. For those that prefer bride-and-groom toppers,they'll be glad to know that the traditional toppers havemade a comeback and can be customized. Manycompanies now make toppers that match the actual brideand groom in hair color, skin color, age and more.

These are just some of the hottest trends in wedding cakedesign. Whatever type of cake you choose, make sure itis flavorful and presented well. It should serve as a focalpoint at your reception, so place it in a prominent positionand decorate the area around it.

How Sweet It Is By Tresa Erickson, Adbuilder.com


The trend for brides is to find ways to make their gowndesign unique, one-of-a-kind. Tami Hoatson, owner of

JJ Bridal, said that today's brides are looking forsomething that sets their gown apart.

"There's no such thing anymore as the traditional bride," Hoatson said. "More so than

the styles, it's the brides that are changing."Women are waiting longer to get married,

have been married before or have childrenbefore they get married. The traditional

picture of a bride has changed and that, inturn, has changed the way brides want todress for a wedding.

"Each bride wants something that isunique to her," Hoatson said. "Not so

much what the trend is."This year it appears that a lot of

brides are looking to add a lot of"bling" to their look. Feathers, colorand a lot of rhinestones seem to be

popular. In the past, lacey veils covering the face were standard,but a brightly colored hat withflowers or simply a grouping offeathers in the hair has been

found to be effective. Another aspect that has becomepopular is a gown that comes apart.

"Some gowns now come apart at the bottom so thebride can wear it as a long dress or as a short dress,"Hoatson said.

The long dress can be worn for the wedding ceremony,but the bride can then remove the bottom part so she isbetter able to participate at the reception.

Gowns are now being offered with subtle colors as well.Not only can the accessories have colors, but a soft coloring in the material of the gown can add anotherunique expression for the bride.

The cost varies depending on what the bride wants tospend.

"I've seen an increase in the amount of money bridesare willing to spend this year compared to previously,"Hoatson said. "I think the economy is coming back so theyare not hesitating as much on price."

Hoatson said her prices range from $500 to $1,500 fora gown, although those prices depend a lot on what isadded in terms of "bling" and accessories.

Not so traditional anymore, but brides are looking to becreative and unique in their choices of styles for one of themost special days in their life.


If you are one of the lucky brides who will be wearing an elegant wedding dress on your special day,you have some beautiful dresses to choose from. Shopping for and finding an elegant wedding dressfor your wedding day is certainly a lot of fun for everyone involved. Keep in mind, as long as the dressfits you well and makes you feel like a beautiful bride, nothing else matters except the memories andthe enjoyment you experience on your special day.


Six to Twelve Months Before Your Wedding_______ Select a Wedding Date and Time _______ Announce your engagement in the paper_______ Plan an engagement party with family

and friends_______ Talk with a bridal consultant or

wedding coordinator_______ Find out what bridal shows are in the area and

plan on attending_______ Agree on a preliminary budget_______ Decide who will pay for what and how

expenses will be shared_______ Call your church or synagogue for an

appointment with the Officiant_______ Ask friends and family to serve as

wedding attendants_______ Start a "planning system" and

system of organization_______ Start your wedding guest list_______ Start ideas for your reception and

catering plans_______ Determine what type of entertainment

you want to have for your reception_______ Decide the type of wedding you would

like to have (size, formality, and setting)_______ Explore color schemes_______ Consider pre-marital counseling_______ Start health and fitness plan if you're

not already in one!_______ Select your reception location_______ Select your professional photographer _______ Select your videographer_______ Select professional caterer (if necessary)_______ Select Musician or Disc Jockey _______ Select your florist_______ Shop together for your wedding rings_______ Select wedding dress and headpiece,

and set a date for fittings and delivery_______ Select your bridesmaids' dresses and

accessories_______ It's time to choose a honeymoon and location

Four to Six Months Prior To The Wedding_______ Check the requirements for a marriage license_______ Select and discuss your color schemes with

the florist/decorator of choice

_______ Again consider pre-marital counseling

_______ Reserve your wedding day rental equipment

_______ Decide upon a gift registry and select

your gift choices

_______ Order your invitations and related

stationery needs

_______ Start shopping for the men's’ wedding attire

_______ Reserve your wedding day transportation

_______ Research and select readings for ceremony

_______ Make music selections for ceremony

and reception

_______ Decide upon and order favors

_______ Select your baker, choose your

cake, & groom’s cake

_______ Help both mothers coordinate and

find their dresses/suits

_______ Review your contracts with all of your

service providers

Two Months Before Your Wedding

_______ Have engagement portraits taken

_______ Place your engagement announcement

in the newspaper

_______ Mail out invitations and announcements

_______ Decide on the men's’ wedding attire

_______ Arrange and plan your rehearsal dinner

_______ Purchase your wedding day accessories

_______ Arrange attendants' parties

_______ Prepare accommodations for

out-of-town attendants and guests

_______ Consider a hairdresser and/or makeup

artist and book appointments

_______ Finalize all honeymoon plans

One Month Left!

_______ Final wedding dress fitting

_______ Final fitting for your wedding attendants

_______ Obtain marriage license

_______ Have your attendants' parties

_______ Create a calendar of events for the

wedding day.

_______ Make sure your accessories are in order

(rings, pillow, garter, etc.)

Two Weeks Remaining!_______ Finalize arrangements with the entertainer(s)_______ Provide a list of music you would like played _______ Finalize music during special events

such as first dance, dance with dad, etc._______ Pick up your wedding rings and make sure

that the engravings are correct - Make sure they fit!

One Week To GO!_______ If you can, take the week, or part of it,

off from work!_______ Make sure your marriage license is in order_______ Prepare seating arrangements, if necessary_______ Purchase travelers checks, confirm

honeymoon reservations_______ Pack your baggage for your honeymoon_______ Have your wedding ceremony rehearsal_______ Instruct your wedding party on what

they will be doing on the day of the wedding_______ Have your rehearsal dinner_______ Make sure all wedding attire fits properly_______ Give the best man the amounts your

vendors are to be paid on the day of thewedding

_______ Inform your caterer of the total guest count_______ Confirm out-of-town guests have

transportation and sleeping accommodations_______ Check with your florist to make sure

they will arrive when scheduled.

Your Wedding Day_______ Allow at least 2 hours for dressing_______ Allow plenty of time to apply your

makeup and style your hair_______ If professionals are doing your hair

and/or makeup, determine the time they need_______ If photographs are to be taken before the

ceremony, allow plenty of time for that!_______ Remember to bring the rings and

marriage license_______ Seat guests as they arrive_______ The groom’s parents should be seated

about 5 minutes before start time_______ Mother of the bride is normally seated last_______ Take a deep breath, don't worry,

be HAPPY and SMILE!


Creek Side Event Center_________ 390 No No5801 E. Long School RoadNorth Platte, NE 69101Phone: (308) 530-0148 Website: www.creeksidenp.com

DaBuzzCoffee House____________ 80 No No1208 West A StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101-4695Phone: (308) 696-2800

Eagle’s Club___________________ 200 No No620 North Chestnut StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101Phone: (308) 532-9458Website: www.foe.com

Gracie Mae’s Bakery & Cafe______ 60 Yes No520 East Philip, Suite 1North Platte, NE 69101Phone: (308) 532-4677Website: www.gracie-maes.com

Holiday Inn Express_____________ 450 Yes No300 Holiday Frontage RdNorth Platte, NE 69101(308) 532-9500Website: www.hiexpress.com

LakehouseThe Inlet at Lake Maloney________ 175 No Yes206 W. North Lake RoadNorth Platte, NE 69101Phone: (308) 534-5315

Mashie Niblick Pub & SteakhouseAt Bayside Resort______________ 350 Yes Yes865 Lakeview West RoadBrule, NE 69127Phone: (308) 287-3663Website: www.mashiesatbayside.com

Mountain Comfort Resorts_______ 70 No Yes52516 Highway 9 Alma, Colorado 80420Phone: (719) 836-4517Website: www.mountaincomfortbandb.com

Quality Inn & SuitesSandhills Convention Center_____ 700 Yes No2102 S. JeffersNorth Platte, NE 69101Phone: (308) 532-9090Website: www.sandhillcc.com

ATTIREBridal Images2715 2nd Ave, #BKearney, NE 68847308-234-9333

Hirschfeld’s401 N. DeweyNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-8700

JJ's Bridal518 N. DeweyNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-2588

Town & Country Western Wear106 E. WilliamNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-3300

BEAUTY & HEALTHA Cut Above521 Easy StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-7969

Attitudes1221 S. Dewey #200North Platte, NE 69101308-534-5256

Beyond Envy721 E. B StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-3249

Nebraska Athletic Club1701 E. 4thNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-4717

Salon Callidora225 E. 6th StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-8332

CAKESBittersweet Bakery109 W. 4thOgallala, NE 69153308-284-6800

Candy's Cupcakery1420 W. C StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-5971

CATERINGGracie Mae’s Bakery & Cafe520 E. Philip, Suite 1North Platte, NE 69101308-532-4677

JL Candlelight Catering733 S. VineNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-7405

CEREMONY & RECEPTION SITESCreekside Event Center5801 E. Long School Road North Platte, NE 69101308-530-0148

DaBuzz Coffee House1208 W. A StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-696-2800

Eagle's Club620 N. ChestnutNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-9458

Gracie Mae’s Bakery & Cafe520 E. Philip, Suite 1North Platte, NE 69101308-532-4677

Holiday Inn Express300 Holiday Frontage RdNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-9500

LakehouseThe Inlet at Lake Maloney206 W. North Lake RoadNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-5315

Mashie Niblick Pub &Steakhouse At Bayside Resort865 Lakeview W. RoadBrule, NE 69127(308) 287-3663

Midtown Event Center115 E. 21stKearney, NE 68847308-237-3153

Mountain Comfort Resorts52516 Highway 9 Alma, Colorado 80420719-836-4517

Quality Inn & Suites2102 S. JeffersNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-9090

ENTERTAINMENTMr-Photobooth888-636-7554308-650-1258

FLORISTSJared’s Floral Shoppe1220 S. CottonwoodNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-2500

Prairie Friends & Flowers320 W. 4thNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-2577

Westfield Floral1845 W. A StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-9330

FURNITUREErickson's Furniture209 E. 4th StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-7500

GIFTS & GIFT REGISTRYBarmore’s600 N. WashingtonLexington, NE 68850308-324-4611

Buenz Drug Co23 N. SpruceOgallala, NE 69153308-284-2242

Deborah’s 1st Class Interiors119 W. 5thNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-4092

Feather River Vineyard6152 E. State Farm Rd.North Platte, NE 69101308-696-0078

GOWN PRESERVATIONOrr's Drapery & Dry Cleaning1805 W. A StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-2760

HOTELS/MOTELSHampton Inn & Suites200 Platte Oasis ParkwayNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-6000

Super 8 Motel220 Eugene Ave.North Platte, NE 69101308-532-4224

INVITATIONS & PRINTINGEakes Office Products520 N. VineNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-7800

Pro Printing200 E. B StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-1111

The UPS Store410 E. Leota, #5North Platte, NE 69101308-534-6634

JEWELRYHoover’s Jewelers2106 Central Ave.Kearney, NE 68847308-234-3592

Riddle’s JewelryPlatte River MallNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-9525

Tallmon Jewelers503 N. DeweyNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-3384

LIMOUSINE SERVICESPristine Limousine1205 S. Willow StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-530-9043

NAILSBarb Kelsey - Beyond Envy721 E. B StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-520-0554308-534-3249

PERSONALIZED GIFTSCinda's Accents506 N. Jeffers StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-5060

PHOTOGRAPHYGeorge Hipple Photography105 W. 6th StreetNorth Platte, NE 69101308-534-2507

Makenzi's513 E. 1st StreetOgallala, NE 69153308-284-4900

REAL ESTATEBarb BoothGateway Realty810 S. DeweyNorth Platte, NE 69101308-532-1810

WEDDING PLANNINGKW Wedding & Event CenterPO Box 883North Platte, NE 69103308-530-2085

Everything You Imagine34698 Highway 6Wauneta, NE 69045308-883-0841

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