Former first family fashion and style | Jewel Tones not Ring Tones

Style Tips from the Clinton Wedding

The former First Family managed to maintain dignity and grace throughout a wedding celebration that could have been a media circus. A few tips to take away to fashion a classic and stylish ceremony.

By: Gerit Quealy

January 3, 2011

Source: David Goldman

Wedding guests who scored a coveted invite to the ultra-private event (of 400+) look like they were following invitation instructions to don jewel tones or solid colors.

An article on Politics Daily reports that "Guests were not allowed to bring devices capable of tweeting, texting, taking pictures or transmitting conversations…".

What a nice idea! That way your guests are fully present to participate in a shared experience of the marriage ceremony.

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