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How to choose hangers for the bride, groom, mother of the bride, bridesmaids, ushers

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  David Amazon Hangers Hangers can be plain white for the bride and black for the groom. Or add a bar to hold trousers. Or indentations for straps and loops. Or a white silk or synthetic flower for the bride attached to the base of the hook. Or a bow tie for the groom, best man and ushers, in black, or the chosen colour scheme. Add a detachable sign or bag to hold a ring or lip balm, or to hang on a wardrobe door or bedroom doorknob. The wording can be painted on, printed and stuck on, or engraved. The wording can be in white, black, silver, gold, or a colour.  Hangers can be personalised by name or function. Add the words bride, groom, mother of the bride, mother of the groom, usher, flower girl, bridesmaid, matron of honour, best man, ring bearer, page boy. You can paint hangers. In colours. Or with names. Or dates. If you are onto your second marriage, like Liz Taylor, the word bride is safer, and the hanger can be used for your second wedding or passed on to a daughter, si...

How To Sort Your Clothes By Colour? Lessons from the colour blind, Colour Conscious and Creative! Co-ordinated for all year, day and night time, funerals or weddings, Valentine's Day and special occasions

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 Brides wear white. A simple colour scheme. White dress, white shoes. Co-ordinated. Colour schemes are chosen for the theme of the wedding. That gets the bride into good habits!   Uncle  Ronald. My colour blind late uncle Ronald had all his clothes sorted into sets with labels: Blue shirt goes with blue tie. White shirt goes with black tie. Since he had recently died, I was the executor of his will, this made me very sad. Now, several years on, I can turn this story around. Isn't that great? Yes! He was able to go out, perfectly co-ordinated. His life was in order. At least, his clothes were in order. The handwriting was not his, so somebody else had helped him to organize the colours.  What a useful lesson. I could do the same. You could do the same.  He had very few clothes. Less than a dozen shirts. Less than a dozen ties. In a morning, afternoon or evening, he could have listed all the colours and sorted out the scheme for the rest of his life. You and I cou...