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Haute Couture Wedding Favors $15.00 - Associated Content

Posted: 04 Oct 2010 12:04 PM PDT

If you love Haute Couture and want to give Haute Couture wedding favors for $15.00 dollars, then read this article. This article gives six ideas for Haute Couture wedding favors that are not too hard to put together and

are great ideas for men and women who are coming to your wedding.

Fake Diamond Bracelet for Women or Fake Gold Cuff Links for Men

The first Haute Couture wedding favor for $15.00 dollars is a fake diamond bracelet for women or fake gold cuff links for men. You can contact a jeweler and ask them about fake diamonds for no more than $15.00 dollars. You can pay a jewelry designer to draw a basic sketch of a fake diamond bracelet and either construct the bracelet yourself or have them do it. The same can be done for fake gold cuff links for men. You can place the bracelet in a square 8 x 4 inch light greenish blue box and the cuff links in a 2 x 6 inch brown grey box.

Nylon Cashmere Scarf and fake Cashmere Button Down Sweater for a Woman or Starch White Shirt for the Man

The second Haute Couture wedding favor for $15.00 dollars is a nylon cashmere scarf and button down sweater for a man or a woman. You can shop at any big chain store and look for bargains or surf the Internet looking for sales on scarves and fake cashmere sweaters. For a woman, you can buy a scarf and button down sweater in the color of light blue, light brown, light green, or light grey. For a man, you can buy a scarf in black, white or dark grey. For the woman, put the wedding favor in a peach color 4 x 6 inch box with light green paper tissue. For the man, put the wedding favor in a light grey color 6 x 1 inch box with white paper tissue.

Round Tin Bake Pans with Duncan Hines Decadent Cake Mix and Glaze Frosting

The third Haute Couture wedding favor for $15.00 dollars are round tin bake pans with a box of Duncan Hines Decadent cake mix and glaze frosting. You can buy tin cake pans at a big chain general store as well as boxes of Duncan Hines Decadent cake mixes and glaze frosting. Place in a white 3 x 9 inch box with pink and white tissue paper, a blue and white stripped bow and a thank you note.

Pink Blue Bed Sheets for Women and White Light Blue Bed Sheets for Men

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Hospice worker accused of stealing 92-year-old's wedding ring, jewelry while in hospital - St. Petersburg Times

Posted: 23 Sep 2010 07:38 AM PDT

By Danny Valentine, Times Staff Writer
In Print: Friday, September 24, 2010

Rings belonging to Jane Meek, including her wedding band (middle finger, middle ring) are displayed. Meek, who has cancer, was in a hospital when hospice worker stole the ring and about 20 other pieces of jewelry, officers said.
	[Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office]

SUN CITY CENTER — Jane Meek, gravely ill, wanted to wear her wedding ring one last time.

But the 92-year-old widow feared the ring was gone forever, stolen from her home with other jewelry Saturday while she lay in a hospital bed suffering from cancer.

Mike Massimei, 47, heard about the case Monday and was determined to make Meek's wish come true.

The Hillsborough County sheriff's detective quickly homed in on a suspect: a hospice worker who had delivered equipment to the woman's home.

Within hours, Massimei had a confession and the jewelry in hand. Soon, he was walking up to Meek's Sun City Center home to return 22 pieces of jewelry, including the ring her late husband had given her.

She was so elated she couldn't stop crying.

The detective choked back tears of his own. They talked for two hours, but Massimei mostly just listened as Meek described the life behind her necklaces, bracelets and rings, some collected during travels to Egypt and India.

It made him think about his own memories: his wife's smile at their wedding, dancing in the kitchen at Thanksgiving.

"I've seen a lot of things," said Massimei, a 21-year veteran of law enforcement. "This one really touched my heart."

His talk with Mrs. Meek stayed with him.

"I know that I am going to treasure everything that comes past my eyes," he said. "It makes you look at your heart."

The man he arrested, Jason B. Russell, 27, was charged with third-degree grand theft. He was released Wednesday from a Hillsborough County jail on $2,000 bail.

Massimei said Russell is a former military police officer.

The LifePath Hospice worker admitted he stole the jewelry, worth about $4,000, the detective said. While delivering equipment, Russell asked Meek's family for water. Left alone, he went into her bedroom and emptied her jewelry box, Massimei said.

The detective said nine other pieces of jewelry were found with Russell and that he is a person of interest in similar cases.

Patty Klein, a spokeswoman for LifePath, said Russell is no longer with the company. She said LifePath conducts a rigorous background check on all employees before hiring. Russell had never been arrested in Florida.

Massimei said Russell confessed quickly.

"He knew he did wrong, and he wants to work through it," the detective said. "He was extremely remorseful."

The detective shared that with Meek.

She said she hopes Russell gets his life back on track.

Danny Valentine can be reached at dvalentine@sptimes.com or (813) 226-3386.

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