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Corsages, cards and champagne brunches now define the day.
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Corsages for special family members: Mothers and grandmothers simply love corsages.
Weddings Valentine Style Diann Valentine 2006
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I dont buy gil for things I absolutely have to have on FF, because again, I have friends, I have farming, I have things like Corsages with your name on them to sell for 190k in gil because you cant handle me posting a personal comment on my own diary.
terrarose Diary Entry terrarose 2005
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Corsages, whether high or low, are ornamented in some way or other.
The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851 Various
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Before leaving England I had met a Southern lady, who, on my inquiring as to what was most needed by her compatriots in the beleaguered States, replied curtly: 'Corsages, sir, I reckon.'
Sketches From My Life Pasha, Hobart 1887
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Before leaving England I had met a Southern lady, who, on my inquiring as to what was most needed by her compatriots in the beleaguered States, replied curtly: 'Corsages, sir, I reckon.'
Sketches From My Life By The Late Admiral Hobart Pasha Augustus Charles Hobart-Hampden 1854
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Corsages from Ian Stuart were added to all the dresses to complement the bride's gown.
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Corsages from Ian Stuart were added to all the dresses to complement the bride's gown.
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Corsages are proving to be an unexpected inspiration, giving brides another outlet for adding a romantic touch.
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Corsages and boutonnieres were created by the brides 'best friend, Amy Smith, while her husband, Everett, provided music for the event.
Knox 2008
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