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Wildflowers, vintage vessels, and arrangements that look like they were gathered together moments before your “I do’s”—This spring, we’re loving the rustic aesthetic of country-garden celebrations and the easy, natural flowers they call for.

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Here’s how to do it right now, for a harmonious future that’s paved in green

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Intimacy’s bra whisperer will help you add a sexy surprise to your honeymoon

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For a back-to-nature, super-luxe safari to see lions and zebras and elephants (oh my), and truly get away from it all

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Old City Gets a Jonathan Adler!

The gay designer takes over the old Fosters

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Instead of writing a check to your favorite local charity, donate your time or resources to one of these organizations.

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We never thought we’d see the day. Here, ex-Mayor John Street opens up to his onetime 
nemesis (and almost-maybe mayor) about his legacy, his distrust of the media, and why he thinks Michael Nutter is pretty much the Worst. Mayor. Ever.

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Stuff you can’t miss this month.

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Opinionated 70-year-old proprietor, Geno’s Steaks

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Rites of December

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Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran’s conquest of 13th Street is complete

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Keep it shiny this season.

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One night last June, Sabina Rose O’Donnell, a popular young waitress heading home in Northern Liberties, was dragged from her bike, raped, and murdered. An 18-year-old man who lived 10 blocks away, in North Philadelphia, confessed. The media portrayed her killing as random. Given the way the city is changing, it may be anything but.

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The guys behind the Franklin Fountain open Shane Confectionary

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Toto Schiavone brings rustic Italian cooking to Blue Bell