Just like dad.
Prince George walked down the aisle of St. Marks Church in Englefield on Saturday as
a pageboy in his aunt Pippa Middleton�s wedding.
And he was following in the footsteps of his father, who did a similar walk down the aisle
31 years ago.
In 1986, Prince William was a pageboy in the (royal) wedding of his uncle Prince Andrew
and Sarah Ferguson.
For Middleton�s wedding, George wore a white shirt and green pants with knee socks, naturally.
Back in 1986, William wore a sailor inspired outfit for the big day.
But that wasn�t William�s only turn as a pageboy.
He also played the role in Camilla Dunnes�s wedding in 1988, where he wore an outfit not
very different from the one George wore today: A white shirt and white pants with pink suspenders.
Pepa Gonzalez of Pepa & Co. designed George�s wedding outfit as well as his little sister
Princess Charlotte�s bridesmaids ensemble.
�It was truly an honor to be part of this project and I was excited to take on the commission
for all Bridesmaid and Page Boy outfits,� Gonzalez said in a statement.
�We have such fond memories of designing these bespoke garments for the children who
all look so adorable and cute in their outfits.� Prince George and Princess Charlotte are two
of eight pageboys and bridesmaids in Middleton�s wedding to financier James Matthews.
Following the ceremony, guests will attend a daytime reception at Englefield House, with
an evening reception to be held on the Middleton�s property tonight.
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Poppins Hip Carry as a Newborn Front Carry - Duration: 2:28.
Hi, I'm Rachel and this video is going to show how to do Poppin's Hip Carry as a front carry for a newborn.
You're going to start by putting your middle marker right where your baby is going to go,
A little bit off center on your chest.
Bring the tail behind you, across your back and over your shoulder.
This carry works well with a wrap that is 2 or 3 sizes smaller than your base size.
This wrap is a size 3, that's three sizes smaller than my base size.
The tail coming across my chest, I'm going to gather up
and I'm going to bring that tail underneath of the one that's hanging.
The secret to this carry is to pin this hanging tail nice and tight so it doesn't slide around while you're wrapping.
But don't pin it in the front! If you pin it in the front, it's going to be easy for your anchor point to lower.
Instead take it behind you, and pin it between your knees in the back.
Now you're ready to pick up your baby.
This is pinned nice and snug and you have your anchor point at corsage level like you would with a ring sling.
Hey Buddy.
This is my baby. He's one month old.
I'm keeping this one tail nice and securely pinned between my knees.
I'm going to reach my hand under the wrap.
Guide his legs straight through
and then seat him on that fabric.
So that his knees are higher than his bottom in his usual newborn position.
He's not straddling my body.
I'll spread the top edge up over his body, pulling any slack forward as I do that.
I'll make a seat, making sure the fabric here goes from one knee to the other.
Then I'll tighten.
I start with the top edge pulling it outward.
Then I'll work my way through the width of the wrap, tightening each bit of wrap.
Now taking both hands, I spread the top edge across his shoulders and pin it with my arm.
The bottom edge, I'm going to make a straight line from knee to knee.
Then I'll gather this all very snugly
And tie a double knot in back!
And there we have Poppin's Hip Carry as a Front Carry for a Newborn!
Thanks!
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Dog Lovers Hope Oak Lawn Animal Cruelty Case Serves As Lesson, Warning - Duration: 0:51.
HOWEVER THE INVESTIGATION IS
ONGOING.
JEREMY ROSS, CBS 2 NEWS.
THANK YOU, JEREMY.
AFTER A CASE OF ANIMAL
CRUELTY IN OAK LAWN, PET LOVERS
HELD A RALLY.
DOZENS OF PEOPLE AND THEIR PETS
SHOWED UP IN OAK LAWN.
THEIR GOAL, TO RAISE AWARENESS
ABOUT ANIMAL ABUSE AFTER TWO
POODLES WERE THROWN FROM THE
TOP OF A PARKING GARAGE AT
CHRIST HOSPITAL.
22-YEAR-OLD EDWARD IS IN JAIL
WITHOUT BOND.
ONE OF THE RALLY PARTICIPANTS
WORKS WITH A K-9 RESCUE GROUP
AND TRIED TO ADOPT ONE OF THEIR
DOGS.
WE DON'T KNOW HOW MANY DOGS
HE HAS HURT BECAUSE OF THIS.
WE HAVE TO BAND TOGETHER TODAY
AND PEACEFULLY PROTEST HIS
HEINOUS ACTS.
THE OWNERS OF THE POODLES
ALSO ATTENDED THE RALLY.
THEY CARRIED THE ASHES OF ONE
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My Experiences as an Asian-American Teen | xreadingsolacex [CC] - Duration: 16:40.
Hello you gorgeous individuals, it's
Kav here and welcome back to my channel
after a month or so of a break, if you're
new here welcome for the first time, but
if you've stuck around with me for this
long welcome back. Today I'm going to be
doing a little bit different of a video -
some of you may know that it's currently
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage
Month and I thought that I would make a
video dedicated to that about my
experiences as an Asian American teen in
America. These are just my experience,s
I'm not speaking for anyone else - I'm a
South Indian teen growing up in a
liberal part of America so my
experiences are just my own, I'm not
speaking for anyone else - Asia is a giant
continent with people of many different
cultures and then there's also the aspect
that it's also Pacific Islander Heritage
Month so they all have their own culture
as well and I'm growing up where I'm growing up,
so my experiences are different than
anyone else's, so this is just my story
and I'm not trying to speak for anyone
else except for me. I asked you all to
send me some questions on my social
media and I'm basically just going to be
going with those because I think that
they all cover the major aspects I
wanted to cover in this video, so just
sit back ,grab some popcorn - that's what
the kids eat nowadays, and watch this
video. Okay, the first question is just
whether or not I ever wear any
traditional Indian clothing such as a
sari or anything else. I do, but not very
often,
like, I wouldn't wear it in my day-to-day
life just because that's not how I've
grown up I guess. I've grown up being
very westernized/Americanized - whether
that's a good thing or a bad thing is a
different topic. If I'm in India or if
I'm going to some sort of the festival or
special event I will wear Indian clothes -
I don't generally wear saris just
because they are a lot of work and they
don't seem very comfortable to wear and
many of you may know that I'm
not very comfortable in like dress or
skirt-type clothing - "traditionally female"
clothing, so I tend to wear chudidars
or salwar kameez if I do wear
Indian clothes because those are more
comfortable for me and I think that they
are all absolutely gorgeous - I think
Indian clothing in general is very
absolutely gorgeous, but those are just
my personal preference if I do wear
Indian clothes. The next set of questions
revolves around being lgbtq+ in India.
There is a lot of stigma against the
lgbtq+ community in India - homosexuality
as an act is actually still illegal
there, so it's kind of about my
experiences dealing with that. So the
first question is how has my experience
been in my community being both a person
of color and an lgbtq+ individual. I
think that that definitely has affected
me, I recently wrote a thread talking
about how my skin color and my race
comes before the fact that I'm lgbtq+
and that's something that I saw a few
people agree with. I don't really know
how to explain the reasoning behind that,
but I think it's just that my race is
something that has kind of made me who I
am since I was a kid. My entire family
comes from this same culture and it's a
big part of me, like, of course, being
LGBTQ+ is also a big part of me - you
guys hear me talk about it practically
all the time, but it's not the same as me
being South Indian. Being a queer teen of
color also shows its own challenges
because then there are these nuances
between the different marginalizations
that I'm a part of because within
marginalization there are levels of
privilege and that's something that
people don't really talk about a lot
because you don't want to take away from
the fact that being marginalized is
being marginalized and even with that
level of privilege
people are still marginalized, but as I
said there are levels. For example, as a
non black person of color
I have it easier than someone who is a
black person, but that doesn't take away
from my struggles as a person of color.
Being a queer teen of color definitely
has its own challenges because I have to
find a way to bridge the gap between
these two communities that don't always
have a bridge between them, but I think
that that's something that people like
me have to work towards because we're
the only ones who know what that's like
from a personal account. As much as any allies try their best to help they
don't really know how it feels to not
really be fully in either community
because there are aspects of yourself
that are sometimes not respected or not
included in both communities. So the
second question is how there is a lot of
stigma around the lgbtq+ community in
the Indian community and she asks
whether that was something that was
really hard for me or not something I
had to think about. Most of you know that
I am pretty much publicly open - I'm open
to my immediate family, I'm open to my
friends and my school in real life, and
I'm also open publicly online, so I've
had it relatively easy having people be
accepting of me being an LGBTQ+
individual and that's something I've
talked about how I'm really grateful for
and really thankful for, but the only
people I'm actually not open to are my
family that live in India because I
don't know what they know or where they
stand on it because I know that the view
of the lgbtq+ community is very
different there than it is here and as I
said, homosexuality as an act is still
illegal there, so it has affected me in
some minor ways in the way that I still
can't be as publicly open as I want to
be because I don't know how my family is
going to react -
I'm actually not open to anyone on my
dad's side of the family besides my dad
because they're mainly all in India so
I'm not really sure how they would react
to me being queer. Do you ever feel like
you're Asian-American identitiy comes in conflict with other parts of
your identity and what does that look
and feel like for you.
I wouldn't say it ever comes in conflict
with other parts of my identity - has it
ever been hard being Asian-American? Yes.
Growing up I didn't understand racism, I
didn't understand internalized racism
and the internalized belief that white
is superior as well as I do now,
so I actually internalized a lot of that
myself and I had a lot of hard
experiences coming to terms with my skin
color and being South Indian growing up,
but I don't know if it's ever really
affected the other parts of my identity.
I don't think that me being Indian has
ever affected me being queer or anything
of that sort, but has it affected my
mental illnesses? Definitely - because as I
said, I internalized a lot of that racism
myself and I think that contributed to a
lot of my anxiety and depression growing
up, so in that way I guess it has
definitely affected some parts of me, but
I don't know if it's necessarily
something I would consider a conflict.
Okay, so the next questions are focusing
on media that I would recommend, so the
first question is do you have any book
reading material to recommend about your
culture, I'm interested in both fiction
and nonfiction, but I don't know where to
start. I've talked about this before, but
there's not a lot of literature out
there that I'm really a fan of. My go-to
is When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon
because I think that it talks about the
positive and negative aspects of Indian
culture really well and it is an own
voices novel, so it's written well and I
think it just creates a great balance
between that of being proud of your
culture, but also being able to criticize
the aspects that aren't necessarily good
because, of course, no culture is perfect
there are issues within them all - I
assume so at least, from what I've seen.
As you all know, I'm mainly focused in
YA literature and that's really the
only novel I have that I've found to be
very good Indian rep. What's something I
wish everyone knew or
was aware of? I think that people need to
be more aware that Asia is a giant
continent that has so many different
countries and all these different
countries and different places have
their own cultures. I hate it when people
just act like East Asia is the only place
in Asia and also that East Asia is just
one country itself because Asia is giant
and there are so many different
countries throughout it and I really
wish people understood that better
instead of just assuming that we're all
one - if you see a brown person you just
automatically assume they're Indian,
that's completely incorrect. What's
something I wish more people understood
about South Indian culture? Kind of
similar to the last question, I wish that
more people were aware that India itself
is a giant country and that we don't all
speak Hindi and live in Delhi because
that's completely inaccurate. I've had
people come up to me and asked me if
India even is in Asia or if I speak
Indian, which Indian's not a language.
India itself is a giant country and
North India and South India are very
different and there are a lot of
differences between it and I just wish
that people understood that. And the next
question is what are the main
differences between North Indians and
South Indians. So South India is
basically hated by India to put it
simply. It comes from a long history, but
one of the biggest issues that I tend to
focus on is colorism because that's
something that I think I've
internalized growing up, so that's
something that I have wanted no one else
to feel or face. So basically, I tend to
think of it as North India is the more
westernized part of India it's like
where Delhi is - it's the part where
people know, it's the part where
everyone speaks Hindi - well, not everyone
of course because there are a lot of
languages in North India itself - but this
is the part people know of, people don't really pay attention to
South India, they kind of just pretend it
doesn't exist and I think that's
probably one of the biggest reasons I
haven't found any good Indian rep out
there because I try to look more towards
South Indian represenation
and I cannot really think of a single
form of media that has that off the
top of my head. But, as I said, one of the
main aspects I focus on is colorism
which is a big issue in India. South
Indians are generally darker than North
Indians. There are a lot of creams that,
like. are like "we'll lighten your skin and
stuff" and it's really infuriating. As I
said, I've dealt with that and
internalized that growing up - when I was
in elementary school, I used to ask my
parents why I was the darkest one in the
family because I was taught that being
dark is bad which is ridiculous
because, like, my skin color doesn't say
anything about the type of person I am -
to a certain extent, I mean, I mean my
skin color is related to my heritage, so
in some ways it does contribute to the
person I am, but like it doesn't
contribute to whether I am a good or bad
person based on how dark my skin is and
that's one of the biggest things I hate.
Do I have a favorite South Indian
youtuber or blogger? My favorite South
Indian kind of bookish personality is
Mana or jinoraslight, I will link her
Twitter in the description below, she
talks about these issues even more than
I do, so I highly recommend following her.
All of these questions are basically
about my favorite thing it's what do I
love most about my culture, what's my
favorite thing about it, so I guess I'll
just talk about some parts of my culture
that I really do enjoy. I have mentioned
how I've grown up as a Hindu before and
most of you may know that I am an
atheist, so I'm not religious in any way,
but I think that Hinduism is more a
culture than it is a religion and I'm
very glad I have that background even if
I have grown up to be an atheist because
it really contributed to me eventually
growing up to be proud of being Indian
because as a child I would have my mom
tell me stories from Indian mythology
such as the Mahabharata or Ramayana and
those types of stories have really
helped contribute to who I am and I
think that they have really helped me be
proud and be okay with being an Indian.
And, as I said, I absolutely love Indian
clothing - I think it is some of the most
beautiful clothing there is and Indian
fashion in general, like, if you see an
Indian bride, it's just absolutely
beautiful - Indian weddings are honestly a
lot of fun, they last for a pretty long
time, so I think that I like also the
aspect of our different festivals and
such. And then the next question is what
do I treasure most about my culture. I
don't really know if this is just
something within my family or if it's
more part of the culture, but from what
I've seen it definitely has some
background in the culture and I think
that's the idea of family being really
close and that's something that I really
treasure. I recently talked about it
even - how I'm so fortunate to have a
family that really, truly does love me
and accept me and I think that I'm also
lucky enough that I come from a liberal
enough family that they do accept all
aspects of me, but I definitely think
that being close to your family does
have some background in our culture
because I've seen it with most of the
families and friends I have that are
Indian. I've seen this type of closeness
that I don't know that I necessarily
see with the families that I know that
are from here. So a lot of people have
asked about what are some misconceptions
about South Indian culture or about my
culture in general. I think that goes
back to the stereotypes that I was
talking about - that every single Indian
is good at math and going to be a doctor
or an engineer or that all Indians are
part of the same family or that we all
speak "Indian" (that isn't a real
language) or that we're all Hindus.
There's a lot of them, there's a lot of
stereotypes out there and I think a lot
of that comes from them being
stereotypes, but I think a lot of them
also come from being uneducated which is
why, like I said, I think the education
system needs to change and I think that
people need to start putting in more
effort to really educate themselves
about different cultures around the
world. Okay, those were all the questions
you all had for me - I don't really to know
how long
this video is gonna be because I might
have just kept going on a few times, but
I hope you enjoyed it and I hope it did
give you some aspect of education, I know
there were some questions I couldn't
necessarily answer, but I did it to the
best of my ability. If you guys have any
recommendations for good media please put
them in the comments below because I
could use some of that myself and I'm
sure many other people could as well. As
usual, if you enjoyed this video please
give it a like and subscribe so that you
never miss a new video because I make
new videos every Sunday and they're
usually pretty fun, so you want to be
here for that and thank you all so much
for watching this video. Like I said, I
really hope that you got something from
it
and, you know, you can tell me what you
got in the comments below. And I will see
you next week with a brand new video, I
hope you're having a lovely day or night
wherever you are, please remember that
you are beautiful, and you deserve the
world and good bye!
you
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Kombina | Rogerinho nos leva para conhecer as novidades para casamentos! - 27 de maio - Duration: 5:19.
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AS Rome : la lettre d'adieu de Francesco Totti - Duration: 4:44.
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BREAKING: Hamerton Zoo evacuated as police and air ambulance rush to 'serious incident' - Duration: 1:34.
BREAKING: Hamerton Zoo evacuated as police and air ambulance rush to 'serious incident'
The zoo, near Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire, has been evacuated and the park closed for the day. Police were called to the 25-acre wildlife park at around 11.15am this morning to reports of a serious incident. it is not yet clear why emergency services have been called. Chris Hubbard wrote on Twitter: Police and air ambulance called to @HamertonZoo and guests are being cleared out.
Hope everyones okay. Jeff Knott wrote: Not sure what serious incident at @hamertonzoo was today, but very impressed with calm professional staff during evacuation.
A spokesman for Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: "We were called around 11.15 to reports of a serious incident at Hamerton Park. "Officers attended the scene along with ambulance crews and MAGPAS [air ambulance].
"There is no further information at this time but we will provide an update when we are able to do so.".
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LIVING IN GERMANY AS AN AFRICAN ! - Duration: 12:42.
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Why Heating Devices Cannot Create the Same Volume in Lips as Cosmetic Fillers - Duration: 9:09.
Thank you for your question.
You submitted a question without a photo but you're asking is there a non-surgical laser
or radiofrequency treatment that can restore volume around the lips without fillers.
And you expressed a concern about potential for necrosis and embolism.
Well, certainly I can give you guidance as to how I counsel my patients with similar
concerns when they come for consultation.
A little bit of background, I'm a Board-certified cosmetic surgeon and Fellowship-trained oculofacial
plastic and reconstructive surgeon.
I have been in practice in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years and I have certainly
witnessed a remarkable evolution of technologies and development of products to help people
look their best.
You also mentioned in your question that you had a facelift in 2010 so it's not necessarily
about sagging but it's essentially to restore these areas.
Well to begin with, I can give a little bit of perspective about the benefits of non-surgical
treatment but also understanding the relative risks of necrosis and embolism.
These are situations which are absolutely terrible and occur very rarely.
And I can give you some ideas as to how we can avoid these things because essentially,
you're 58-years-old and although I don't see a photo, I can say that a lot of our patients,
when they come for a treatment, they want to see results.
They want to see something that's not subtle.
And the challenge with radiofrequency devices or non-ablative devices, you're basically
treating the skin which is barely 2 millimeters in thickness.
And the reason why you're dealing with issues, whether it's wrinkles or volume loss, is
mostly due to bone loss.
You see, as we get older, we lose bone volume.
And above that, we lose fat, soft tissue and essentially, there are many layers that are
several millimeters thick and may milliliters in terms of volume loss.
So one of the unfortunate challenges for patients is that lasers and radiofrequency technologies
can be very effective but they only play one part in the role of helping people restore
volume.
So I can tell you that in my practice, I have certainly developed a lot of methods and techniques
to minimize the potential for these problems such as embolization.
No doctor wants to ever experience that and certainly, they don't want to have a patient
experience that.
So I'll give you an example.
There's a method that we do called structural volumizing.
And with structural volumizing, I'm using is essentially cannulas.
Cannulas are special instruments that are placed that are blunt which makes them unlikely
to actually pierce a vessel.
The problem with embolization and ultimately necrosis is that the material that's being
injected ends up going inside a vessel inadvertently and that's because when you are using a
needle, depending on the technique and the placement, there's a possibility that you
can pierce a vessel.
Well we know this from liposuction because with liposuction, the cannulas actually roll
past vessels and you get minimal bleeding during liposuction by the same concept.
And so when you use cannulas and placement, you also are less likely.
It's not impossible but it's less likely.
I think that it would be worthwhile to actually talk to doctors that you meet with and understand
really what the outcome will be.
You're asking, "Is it possible?"
Of course, it is possible.
We have technologies in our practice using lasers and radiofrequency to help improve
skin quality and to do some tightening and to stimulate some collagen.
You can actually do it using various lasers but the limitations are on how much collagen,
how much soft tissue can you generate and can you do the same as fillers.
Overwhelmingly, I would say from my experience, you can't even come close.
Fillers can be really effective and you often need a fair volume to actually achieve really
significant results and that volume has to restore structure.
So I think that you shouldn't necessarily just close your mind to the use of fillers.
Speak to doctors.
Learn about the techniques that are employed.
There is a lot of finesse, a lot of art to doing this and certainly, the instruments
that we have available make this a less risky procedure.
We do a lot of injectables in our practice and I'm constantly improving people's
cheeks, jawlines, lips, the folds around the mouth, marionette lines and nasolabial folds.
This is something that we do all day every day and it really is a pleasure to employ
more advanced techniques that use these types of instruments such as cannulas to minimize
the risk, not only the risk of embolization but minimizing bruising and allowing people
to quickly recover so that they don't have much bruising and swelling and are able to
go back to normal life as quickly as possible.
So it's important to understand what the limitations are of these of new modern thermal
energy devices and understand what kind of outcome would be satisfactory to you before
you move forward.
Unfortunately, a lot of people are very disappointed with the results of thermal energy devices
because their expectations and the way it was presented to them were, ultimately, the
presentation didn't match the expectation, the results and therefore, people get disappointed.
So realistically speaking, I think there's probably a role for fillers even without looking
at a photo and just understand that there are different ways to place these fillers
in different ways to actually create these results and you want to do is minimize the
risks.
So I hope that was helpful, I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your question.
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Groom's Wedding Attire - What To Wear As A Groom, Suit, Tuxedo... & What Mistakes To Avoid - Duration: 16:08.
Welcome back to the Gentleman's Gazette and to our wedding series!
Today, we discuss groom's attire and what you would wear if you are the groom.
First of all, congratulations!
You're getting married and that's an awesome feeling.
I definitely remember my wedding days and I always look back at it fondly.
Yes, you heard right, wedding days!
I had three of them and no, it's not what you think, it was the same woman every time
and no I'm not Richard Burton or Elizabeth Taylor, it was a little different.
First, I got married in 2009 on New Year's eve officially and for that, I wore a black
tie tuxedo, single breasted with a peak lapel.
Since I'm from Germany, we also had to have a reception in Germany for all the family
there and it was a little more casual.
We had BBQ and grilling and I wore a navy double-breasted suit with a faint windowpane
with a regular necktie.
And then finally, with our big affair in the US at a hotel, I wore a morning coat during
the day and white tie in the evening.
Switching outfits is something that was traditionally done in Europe and you can still find it today
for more upscale weddings.
As you can imagine, I insisted to change my attire because I love clothes and when else
do you have the option to wear morning wear and white tie in the same day?
Never, right?
But now, back to you as a groom.What should you wear on your wedding day to look your
best?
Well, the good news is, basically, you can wear whatever the hell you want or what you
and your partner desire.
That being said, most grooms that I've talked to that didn't dress up very much for the
wedding, regretted later on when they look back at their wedding pictures and most of
them always want to put the best foot forward.
Now, that's on a personal level but also sartorially.
In today's video, I'm going to walk you through traditional outfits and more casual options
that men have worn in the western hemisphere so you find exactly the outfit that works
for you.
So first, let's start with the traditional options.
A hundred years ago, you had a morning wear outfit and an evening wear outfit.
Both of them were tailcoats, they were long because the wife's wedding dress had a train
and it was long and so the tailcoat matched that.
Likewise, those long tailcoats were worn with tall top hats because it was all about proportion.
A day wedding could take place anytime when the sun was out basically and it was a very
classic outfit that men wore in the 30s, the 40s, the 50s and even John F. Kennedy wore
one on his wedding day.
Another famous morning coat wearer was Prince Charles who had it for his first wedding and
for his second one.
In England, it's very much the standard and even a rural wedding has a morning coat ensemble
for the groom.
Basically, it consists of a black or charcoal morning coat with a peak lapel or notched
lapels then you have a black and white striped trousers which are also called cashmere trousers
because there used to be some cashmere in them.
Then you have a waistcoat which is either single-breasted or double-breasted, usually
in a gray that's slightly contrasting or a buff color or you can go with other colors
such as light blue depending on your choice and then you have a white shirt, traditionally,
it had the detachable collar.
Today, it mostly has a soft turndown collar with double cuffs and then you wear either
a bow tie in a silver and black pattern which is also called wedding tie or a regular neck
tie.
Traditionally, men would wear an ascot which is hard to find these days because it's not
the ascot that you wear casually around your neck, it's one that is tied with a pin and
while it looks very formal, it definitely has a vintage look to it.
For a top hat, you could either go with a gray one or a black one.
I prefer them to be in silk because they are really, really elegant that way.
You want to have a white pocket square, you can have gloves, either in chamois yellow
or in gray, those are the most classic options.
You want black oxford shoes or you can have balmoral boots in black or you can have let's
say button boots or balmoral boots with an insert.
To learn more about boots and shoes, please check out our shoe guide on our website, here.
Since it's your wedding day, you definitely want a boutonniere flower that is not pinned
onto your lapel but tucked through the buttonhole in your lapel.
As you can see, this outfit is quite exquisite and it's the most formal thing a groom can
wear during the day.
Now if you have an evening wedding or if you want to change, you get a white tie tailcoat
ensemble.
It's likewise a tailcoat but it's cut differently than a morning coat, it's all black, your
pants have a double striped galon down the side.
You wear a white stiff collared shirt with detachable collar, you wear a Marcella waistcoat
and then a bow tie, it's all white.
So to add a little dash of color, usually, you either wear colored socks or a colorful
boutonniere such as red or purple or pink, very classic choices that look great.
You also want a bow tie that is self-tied and never pre-tied.
To learn more about how to tie a bow tie, you can check out this video and for a selection
of white tie bow ties, especially single ended ones and ones with a fixed neck size so you
don't see any side adjusters which is very important because you have a detachable collar,
please check out our shop here.
For shoes, you want to wear patent leather capless oxfords or opera pumps which are very
very elegant and you don't want slippers because you want that deep cut out to show your socks.
Because you have the tailcoat, you want a black silk top hat, you don't want an opera
hat that is collapsible, you don't want anything gray and ultimately, it's the most formal
outfit a man can wear today.
it truly makes you feel amazing and I experienced that myself when we danced to a swing band.
Problem is, both the morning coat and the tailcoat are body coats and so they only look
good if they are tailored for you otherwise, they are too long and too wide and so if you
can't afford to buy one and have it tailored for you, it's maybe not the best option to
go that way unless you found a vintage coat that really fits well but a new coat or a
rented coat that was not made for you is not going to work and look good.
So, now that you know the most formal options, what's a more traditional option?
In the US today, it's definitely the tuxedo.
Back in the day, tuxedos were only worn at events after 6 pm or when it was dark.
Today, that whole thing has become a little more relaxed but originally, the proper daywear
garment was basically a stroller suit.
A stroller suit was the equivalent to the morning coat ensemble, just in a less formal
level.
Just like a black tie outfit, it's the less formal ensemble compared to a white tie in
the evening.
So, if you want to stick to traditional rules, you could think about "Hey, what time does
my wedding start?"
Let's say it starts at four pm and it's inside and it's dark anyways, I'd definitely go with
a tuxedo.
If it starts at 11 am, technically, a stroller suit would be better.
So a stroller suit is very similar to a morning coat, you simply swap out the morning coat
for a black jacket with peak lapels, single-breasted, one-button or two buttons, or you can have
a double-breasted as well.
It's definitely not the same as a tuxedo jacket because it does not have silk facings and
it can be part of let's say a charcoal suit for example.
It's a very dapper ensemble and I personally like it very much and I even wear it as a
guest to other weddings.
That being said, black tie is a norm for most grooms in the US so if you don't want to deviate
from that, please check out our in-depth black tie video where we walk you through step by
step, every item that you want.
Basically, you want a black bow tie, you want a tuxedo that's silk faced with shawl collar,
you don't want anything that's rented.
You want wool because that way, you sweat less and you look better and you feel more
comfortable.
It really shows in your wedding pictures.
If you want to learn more about morning wear such as the stroller suit or the morning coat,
please check out our in-depth morning dress guide on the website.
Likewise, if you want accessories such as the bow tie and you're not quite sure what
works for you, check out this video on how to find the bow tie that works for you along
with all the other accessories such as a cummerbund, the boutonnieres, and the pocket squares.
So, what's a less formal option compared to a stroller suit and a tuxedo?
I hear you and I wore a regular suit for my wedding because even though most people consider
a suit to be formal in terms of a wedding day and groom's attire, it's not formal.
It's a little more on the casual side.
The big advantage of going with a suit for your wedding day is that you can reuse it
at the office or for other events so if you don't have black tie events to go to outside
of your wedding, that may be a wiser investment.
So if you go with a suit, ideally, you should opt for a dark suit either in navy or in charcoal.
I'd stay clear from black because black has more limited uses and charcoal is easier to
combine with other items but it's almost as dark as black.
Ideally, you want a double-breasted suit with peak lapels because it's more formal or a
single-breasted one and iff you want to be a little more formal, add a vest to it that
matches the suit because that screams formality and it's something that you can wear with
a vest or without which gives you more outfit options down the line.
In addition, I would wear a white dress shirt with a traditional wedding tie and they are
called that way because they were specifically made for wedding days and they are made of
silver and black silk woven in intricate patterns and they are just very formal but they're
very elegant and the light sparkles in them and they really look good in pictures.
For a selection of quality wedding ties, please take a look at our shop here.
Ideally, you also want a black pair of shoes either derbys or oxfords and you can learn
more about shoes here.
Because it's a more celebratorial event, I suggest you go with a shirt for cuff links
with french cuffs or double cuffs and a pair of cufflinks that you like.
Amore formal one would be a darker one maybe with black but you can also go with colors.
The choice is yours.
Just like with the tuxedo, I suggest you go with the pocket square either in white or
a pattern and a little boutonniere because it's typical for a groom to wear one on his
wedding day.
Again, make sure that it's not pinned onto your lapel but that it's small enough so you
can out the stem through the buttonhole.
Last but not the least, as an important detail, you should opt for over the calf socks because
having hairy calves on your wedding day is never a good look in wedding pictures so get
over the calf ones that stay up and for a selection that works for wedding days, please
take a look here.
If a suit seems too formal to you, I suggest to take it a notch down, maybe wear a blazer
combination, maybe with a pair of chinos but something that's still dressier.
In terms of formality, you don't want to look too different from your partner so if she
wears a long wedding dress, you don't want to come with just a dress shirt and no jacket
on, that would just look odd.
At the same time, you have to be comfortable and she or he has to be too so at the end
of the day, it's all up to you and these are just suggestions or guidelines that help you
look your best.
So what about destination weddings or weddings in a warmer climate?
People oftentimes like to wear lighter colored jackets, maybe with silk, or linen, they like
to maybe skip the tie or not even have shoes and that's something you personally have to
decide and it's basically really up to you on what you think works and what does not
work.
It's your big day.
Of course, always keep your surroundings in mind.
If you're in the mountains, you probably want to wear something more traditional such as
a stroller suit or a tuxedo because otherwise, you'd be too cold.
So last but not the least, here are a few groom don'ts that i've seen before and always
makes the groom look bad and you want to look your best because this is a day that you will
keep in mind and that you'll show your children and your relatives years from now.
First of all, sneakers or jeans are not something that make you look good so skip those.
The same is true for flipflops and sandals.
The biggest mistake that I've seen in a wedding was when the groom showed up ungroomed so
the name itself implies, please do your homework.
Clip your fingernails and make sure there are no hangnails.
Get a nice shave, maybe even with your wedding party, make sure your eyebrows are well groomed
and there is no hair coming out of your nose and your ears.
It's also best to get a haircut right beforehand because then you look really dapper.
Another big mistake I see is the boutonniere.
Most of the time, it's arranged by the florist who really does not know much about boutonnieres
and then you end up wearing a mini bouquet that's pinned onto your lapel and it just
looks goofy.
Instead, have them give you just one flower with a single stem either a carnation or rose
or whatever it is that you like.
I had orchid on my wedding day and you just pop it through the buttonhole.
If it's sewn shut, cut it open with a little pocket knife and if you don't want to worry
about your flower wilting, you can opt for a silk flower that looks like a real one but
it's in fact something that you can wear 365 days a year also to other weddings and events.
For a selection, please take a closer look here.
One other thing I see a lot is that grooms and the entire wedding party rent their tux.
In my opinion, it's one of the worst things you can do because those tuxes are very cheap,
they can have polyester on nylon and they make you sweat.
instead, you should opt to purchase one and you can even have it custom made today.
There are lots of companies that start at $500-$600, that way you get something that
fits you.
You need a little more time but you can use our black tie guide to get exactly the details
you want.
Now, if that's not an option for you, I understand.
I had very little money when I married my wife and so I wore a vintage tuxedo that I
had found on eBay.
Now, in order to do that, you really need to understand the measurements and it's an
own discipline in itself but it is possible.
You can look dapper as the groom on a very very low budget even under a $100 but that
means you need a bigger time investment and to do so, you have to read and understand
the rules of black tie which you can do so with our free tie guide on our website. for
example, the tuxedo that I;m wearing here right now is from the 1940s, i bought it at
a local vintage shop for $60.
It was basically brand new, it's a navy blue with a herringbone pattern, it's double-breasted,
it has nice wide lapels and it looks very dapper.
You just have to do your homework no matter what your budget is, you can look awesome
as a groom.
Stay tuned for more videos in our wedding series where we cover anything else that you
want to know as the groom when it comes to your wedding.
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Emergency dispatchers just as important as first responders in urgent situations - Duration: 2:07.
Matt- one first news the morning
you introduced us to three
Columbiana County
dispatchers-- and how the handle
stress on the job.
Now dispatchers are facing new
challenges in the field that
require new training.
I met with a few of those
dispatchers to see what type of
training they have to
go through. [B7]20170528 911 PM
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Every 911 call is different.
Dispatchers are the first
people you speak with when
you need help. Columbiana County
EMA Director, Peggy
Clark, says there are stresses
that come with the job and it
takes a certain person
to answer the call.
"THEY HAVE TO BE ABLE TO
DECIPHER WHAT THE PERSON NEEDS
AND MAKE
SURE THEY ARE GETTING ASSISTANCE
TO THEM. AT THE SAME
TMIE THEY HAVE TO GET A LOT OF
INFORMATION TO MAKE SURE WE ARE
GETTING THE RIGHT RESPONDERS TO
THE RIGHT LOCATION." Peggie also
says a dispatcher needs to
be cool under pressure, detailed
oriented and be able to
multi-task.
This is why training is so
important.
"WE'RE TAUGHT TO REMAIN CALM. IF
WE TALK IN A CALM VOICE AND
REPEAT
QUESTIONS OVER AND OVER AGAIN,
MAYBE THE SAME QUESTION, IT
SHOULD CALM THEM DOWN." But
working at this high level of
stress can also take its toll.
"WHEN I GO TO PUSH A BUTTON OR
SOMETHING ILL NOTICE MYSELF
LIKE, MY ADRENALINE RUNNING,
SHAKING A LITTLE BIT. YOU
DON'T REALLY NOTICE IT WHEN ITS
HAPPENING, YOU KINDA NOTICE IT
AFTER THE FACT" This new
training helps dispatchers
work through difficult
situations.
"AN OVERVIEW OF ALL THE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF CALLS WE CAN
GET. WE
LISTEN TO A LOT OF 911 CALLS
FROM ALL OVER. WE LISTEN TO HOW
OTHER DISPATCHERS HANDLED
SITUATIONS"
This isnt the only class they
must complete. They go through
another round of
medical training in the fall.
"THEY WILL BE ABLE TO BE
CERTIFIED TO GIVE LIFE SAVING
INFORMATION FOR MEDICAL
EMERGENCIES"
The State of Ohio is now
mandating dispatchers complete
this training or the
county will lose funding.
Now Julie if a county in Ohio do
not make the changes in time
then they will not get
funding cut but inside it will
be harder to get grant money in
the future for upgrades.
[B9]11PM GENERIC BUMPER 2-SG
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Prince Charles Divorcing Camilla Parker As Their Marriage Crumbles, Report Claims - Duration: 2:49.
Prince Charles is rumored to be divorcing Camilla Parker after all these years.
It hasn�t been that long since the British Royal family came under fire with the scandal
of Kate Middleton�s exposed undergarments, but today there is a whole new scandal coming
to light, and this one is way more serious than exposed body parts.
The British publication The Globe is claiming that the marriage between Prince Charles and
Camilla Parker is finally over after reports their relationship was crumbling have been
circulating for months.
But the issue doesn�t stop here, as Celebdirty Laundry claims the possible divorce is bringing
out some nasty controversies within the royal family.
The publication claims that the Queen was disgusted and appalled to find out that Camilla
had the gall to force the Royal family to pay a whopping $350 million (�256.6 million)
in return for her silence on what could potentially be some very explosive confessions to the
press.
As you might expect, the Queen isn�t ready to give in to Camilla�s demands and she
allegedly called the Duchess of Cornwall �a disgrace� for daring to make the outrageous
claim.
The monarch is said to now be more determined than ever to get Camilla out of the picture.
The gossip site insists that �Camila isn�t likely to go without a fight though.� In
their opinion, Camilla got into the royal family because she had big ambitions, probably
the crown, so they speculate that there�s no way she�s making a clean exit without
a big bundle of cash in return.
The fact of the matter is that Camilla has been married to Charles for nine years, but
she�s been involved with him for over 30 years, giving her enough time to gather up
a lot of nasty secrets she can now use to blackmail the royal family.
The website also alleges that the last months of the couple�s marriage have been fueled
by alcohol alone and by spending a lot of time apart.
The fact that they recently had to spend a lot of time together on a tour that was forced
upon them by the Queen, who is trying to keep up appearances, hasn�t improved the situation
between them, and now we hear they�re both ready to throw in the towel.
It�s not known just how much truth is in this story reported by the Globe, but one
thing is certain: the last thing the Royal British family needs is another scandal on
their hands.
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Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Oust Prince William And Kate Middleton as Most Popular Royals. - Duration: 2:39.
Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Oust Prince William And Kate Middleton as Most Popular
Royals.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are being forced to take a back seat.
In fact, critics say the Duke and Duchess are worried that they might soon become B-list
royals with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in the spotlight.
Critics say that Harry and Meghan will easily oust William and Kate as the British monarchy�s
most popular royals.
It�s without a doubt that Prince William and Kate Middleton are worried about their
future roles in the royal family.
Up to now, they were the one couple in the British monarchy that managed to generate
as many headlines and publicity as they have these last few years.
But with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle making headlines, that�s about to change.
In fact, the Prince William and Kate Middleton are being slammed by their critics for doing
half the official engagements Prince Charles and Princess Diana did at their age.
Critics have long called them the laziest couple in the history of the royal family.
And with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle looking to get married this year, William and Kate
might end up getting ousted from the spotlight.
Sources say that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are absolutely worried that Harry and Meghan
might easily oust them from the public eye.
Harry and Meghan are an energetic, hard-working couple, unlike work-allergic William and Kate.
Of course, there�s also the fact that Queen Elizabeth absolutely adores Prince Harry.
She sees all the hard work he�s put in for the royal family.
That�s why she even agreed to do a promotional video with him during last summer�s Invictus
Games.
Considering how passionate Meghan is about her humanitarian work, it�s without a doubt
that the Queen will encourage her and Harry to do more royal engagements and charity work
together.
So far, Buckingham Palace has not made any comments about Harry and Meghan Markle�s
engagement.
But many fans know the proposal will happen sooner rather than later.
Harry has never been in love more with a woman than he has with Meghan.
Do you think Prince William and Kate Middleton are jealous over Prince Harry�s relationship
with Meghan Markle?
Some sources say that Harry and Meghan have a chance of becoming the most popular couple
of the royal family.
Drop us a line with your thoughts in our comments section below.
Also, check back with CDL for all the latest news and updates on the royal family right
here.
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