Friday, July 16, 2010

An "All-American" Bride

When the recession began to take its toll, many American consumers realized their money was better spent supporting their own country's businesses.

You may have to pay more for it.  Companies that go overseas typically want to cut costs, namely, enlisting cheaper labor.

Getting the "Made in America" seal of approval ensures products have not been manufactured in child-labor sweat shops. And, it's a greener choice too, with stricter environmental standards that are imposed and enforced by the EPA.

As you consider your wedding gown, buy American.  Thankfully, you have lots of options.  A number of top designers have stuck to American soil:

For more All-American gowns, check out The Knot's Guide to Americana Weddings.



And while I am all for donning red-white-and-blue with pride, I would have a hard time pulling this one off....


But I salute you, American bride!

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