More of this story Aug 2, 2008
Wedding apparel purchases, diapers, winter clothing and bathing suits are also covered. The state charges 4. (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald, NC)
Sales tax holiday begins Friday Aug 1, 2008
07/30/08 By Helen Barrett. Shoppers can automatically save 0. (Alva Review Courier, OK)
Member of CWCHS class of 2008 has modeling career well underway Aug 8, 2007
a clothing designer who designs her own line of wedding apparel. The day after the family portraits were shot, the photographer called the Linzy family and said he had shown the shots of Jody to Federici and she liked what she had seen. (Carmi Times, IL)
Stores Ready for Tax-Free Weekend Aug 1, 2007
An alphabetical listing of tax-free apparel includes aprons; athletic supporters; baby receiving blankets; bandannas; bathing suits and caps; belts and suspenders; coats, jackets, capes and wraps; diapers (children and adults, including disposables); earmuffs; gloves and mittens; hats and caps; hosiery, scarves; formal wear (excluding rentals); underwear and undergarments; insoles for shoes; shoes, sneakers, sandals and boots; jogging suits; neckties; rainwear; uniforms (athletic and nonathletic... (The Pilot Newspaper)
Tax Free Weekend Information Jul 31, 2007
Wedding apparel, including veils (sold not rented). For more information. (WTVR.com, VA)
Dont flip your wig over the Sales Tax Holiday Jul 27, 2007
Making the approved list are things like aprons, athletic supporters, bathing suits and caps, diapers for adults and children, costumes, formal wear, wedding apparel, garters, garter belts and girdles. Perhaps a check of school curriculum should also be included. (Alva Review Courier, OK)
Tax-free holiday on the horizon Jul 27, 2007
Suffolk News Herald Online. Serving Suffolk, VA since 1873. (Suffolk News Herald, VA)
In R.I., a South County Museum tour is a pleasant past time May 23, 2007
From June 16- July 15 , the museum will showcase its collection of wedding apparel from the late 17th century through the first half of the 20th century in "Wedding Bells." One of the earliest pieces is a linen "shift." As Crothers explained, in the late 1700s there was a custom known as a "shift wedding." If a man wished to marry a woman who was divorced or widowed, the woman would have to cross the corner where adjoining towns met twice at midnight wearing only her shift, or slip. This would... (Boston Globe)
