Wedding Glossary
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Sweep Train - the shortest dress train, it goes back 8 to 12 inches after touching the floor.
Semi-formal - At these weddings; a less restrictive choice of clothing applies.
Stroller Coat - This is a semiformal jacket colored gray or black that resembles a tuxedo, but worn for daytime weddings.
Semi - Cathedral Train-A dress that extends 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 feet from the waist.
Sleeveless Bodice - A bodice style that doesn't have any attached sleeves.
"Save the Date" Card - Informal announcements that precede the wedding invitations several months ahead and allows your guests to make the necessary arrangements to attend your wedding.
Sephardim - Jewish traditions and culture that originate from the Mediterranean, including Spain and Portugal.
Shabbat - (shah-BAHT) The Hebrew word for "Sabbath."
Simcha - (seem-CHAH) - The celebration of joy and a joyous occasion. At a Jewish wedding, it is a post-ceremony party whose purpose is to heighten the jubilation of the bride and groom.
Silhouette (dress) - the general outline and style of a dress.
Shawl collar - A smooth, rounded lapel with no notch.