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so is the new missus gonna change her name to..Kushner?
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^ No, she's keeping Trump...
I'm wondering where they will live- she has a place on Park Avenue (not terribly big) and he just bought a place downtown a couple of months back, before they were engaged...But Ivanka living downtown on the West Side!!??
I'm wondering where they will live- she has a place on Park Avenue (not terribly big) and he just bought a place downtown a couple of months back, before they were engaged...But Ivanka living downtown on the West Side!!??
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Oh I'm pleasantly surprised by the wedding dress 
It's very elegant and timeless actually - the usual strapless look just screams late 90s-early 2000s. Beautiful.
It's very elegant and timeless actually - the usual strapless look just screams late 90s-early 2000s. Beautiful.NakedIfIWantTo
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^ No, she's keeping Trump...
I'm wondering where they will live- she has a place on Park Avenue (not terribly big) and he just bought a place downtown a couple of months back, before they were engaged...But Ivanka living downtown on the West Side!!??
they can always keep their places, who says married couples have to live together right, haha, but I thought since she converted to Judaism, she would take up Jewish names?Ashcottmanor
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^ I was just going to say the same thing, they could keep both of their apartments then buy another one together. And if they ever get into a fight they can sleep far away from each other!
* Wonder how long it will be before a couple of those...wonderful flip flops show up on EBay...? *
i do like her dress now. thanx for pix added.
From the Boston Globe:
As childhoods go, Ivanka Trump’s was, to say the least, atypical. Sure, she had a lemonade stand like many kids - but the most frequent customers were her bodyguard, chauffeur and housekeeping staff. When she visited dad’s office (Trump Castle Casino), the security guards gave her giant cups full of quarters to use in the arcade.
When the Claw Grabber game eluded her, the guard unlocked the glass case and handed her a prize.
“Sucked being me, huh?” wrote Trump in her new book “The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life” (Touchstone, $24.99).
Trump accepted the privileges bestowed on her as the daughter of one of the country’s most famous real-estate moguls, but also worked her skinny butt off. After dabbling in the modeling business, she graduated from the Wharton School of Finance and paid her dues at Forest City Enterprises in New York before joining her dad’s firm.
The 27-year-old, now a vice president at her father’s real-estate firm, married 28-year-old newspaper publisher Jared Kushner at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., on Sunday. Trump’s tale is more than just a memoir; it’s full of sensible advice for rookies in the real world, especially young women. She chides herself for having been too proud to ask for help and advises newbies to establish themselves as the worker willing to take on the tough tasks.
“Let your boss see that you’re willing to take on the difficult or mundane tasks - and let everyone else see it, too.”
Trump’s overzealous work ethic veers toward the nerdy. She regularly works Sundays and writes:
“A lot of my friends go home after a tough day at work and crash in front of the television. Or they’ll meet for drinks or a late dinner. Why not dedicate one night each week to continuing your education?”
Classes aside, Trump’s best lessons - and most animated anecdotes - came from her parents. She recalled flying coach to France for vacation with her brothers while her mom sat in first class.
“If you want to spend some of your modeling money and upgrade your ticket, that would be great,” her mother told her.
Tales about her father are just as pointed. The ever-punctual elder Trump left an unfashionably late Marla Maples on the tarmac in Palm Beach, Fla.
“I tapped my father on the shoulder and told him to look out his window, but when he saw Marla all he did was throw up his hands. He didn’t tell the pilot to stop, and we took off anyway.”
And then, of course, there are the celebrities. Among her Trump Tower neighbors was Michael Jackson, who invited himself to the then-8-year-old’s performance in “The Nutcracker.”
But Trump inherited her father’s love of spectacle, and can’t resist name-dropping Kanye West into her otherwise on-topic tale.
“My assistant had to get past six or seven layers of agents and public relations people to get his contact information . . . I told him I was a big fan of his music - and of him personally. We’ve been friends ever since.”
Ah, how the other half lives
As childhoods go, Ivanka Trump’s was, to say the least, atypical. Sure, she had a lemonade stand like many kids - but the most frequent customers were her bodyguard, chauffeur and housekeeping staff. When she visited dad’s office (Trump Castle Casino), the security guards gave her giant cups full of quarters to use in the arcade.
When the Claw Grabber game eluded her, the guard unlocked the glass case and handed her a prize.
“Sucked being me, huh?” wrote Trump in her new book “The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life” (Touchstone, $24.99).
The 27-year-old, now a vice president at her father’s real-estate firm, married 28-year-old newspaper publisher Jared Kushner at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., on Sunday. Trump’s tale is more than just a memoir; it’s full of sensible advice for rookies in the real world, especially young women. She chides herself for having been too proud to ask for help and advises newbies to establish themselves as the worker willing to take on the tough tasks.
“Let your boss see that you’re willing to take on the difficult or mundane tasks - and let everyone else see it, too.”
Trump’s overzealous work ethic veers toward the nerdy. She regularly works Sundays and writes:
“A lot of my friends go home after a tough day at work and crash in front of the television. Or they’ll meet for drinks or a late dinner. Why not dedicate one night each week to continuing your education?”
Classes aside, Trump’s best lessons - and most animated anecdotes - came from her parents. She recalled flying coach to France for vacation with her brothers while her mom sat in first class.
“If you want to spend some of your modeling money and upgrade your ticket, that would be great,” her mother told her.
Tales about her father are just as pointed. The ever-punctual elder Trump left an unfashionably late Marla Maples on the tarmac in Palm Beach, Fla.
“I tapped my father on the shoulder and told him to look out his window, but when he saw Marla all he did was throw up his hands. He didn’t tell the pilot to stop, and we took off anyway.”
And then, of course, there are the celebrities. Among her Trump Tower neighbors was Michael Jackson, who invited himself to the then-8-year-old’s performance in “The Nutcracker.”
But Trump inherited her father’s love of spectacle, and can’t resist name-dropping Kanye West into her otherwise on-topic tale.
“My assistant had to get past six or seven layers of agents and public relations people to get his contact information . . . I told him I was a big fan of his music - and of him personally. We’ve been friends ever since.”
Ah, how the other half lives
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I went to the bookshops today looking for it, but it's not out yet. How stupid.
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Does anyone have more pics from this event? I believe they are from Fall 07. I want to see what bag she's carrying ..
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^That's okay. Thanks for looking though, Boomer!
I don't know, gang- no pictures again...This is all so very Un TrumpLike....
It looks like the celebrations were far from over, for newlyweds Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, who tied the knot last Sunday, as the couple attended reception number 2 last night. According to people.com, Ivanka and Jared had a post-wedding reception, which was hosted by Jared’s parents.
The party, which guests referred to as Sheva Brachot, was held at the historic Puck Building in New York City. And if you are now wondering what that means, it is a special Jewish wedding blessing. There was plenty of kosher food, as well as hotdogs, hamburgers, sushi, salad and steak sandwiches.
Twenty seven year old Ivanka was dressed very elegantly, in a champagne-colored, floor-length sleeved dress, with her hair pulled into a bun. Guests then danced the night away to the Horah, as well as some other traditional Jewish folk music and “In My Life” by the Beatles.
It looks like the celebrations were far from over, for newlyweds Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, who tied the knot last Sunday, as the couple attended reception number 2 last night. According to people.com, Ivanka and Jared had a post-wedding reception, which was hosted by Jared’s parents.
The party, which guests referred to as Sheva Brachot, was held at the historic Puck Building in New York City. And if you are now wondering what that means, it is a special Jewish wedding blessing. There was plenty of kosher food, as well as hotdogs, hamburgers, sushi, salad and steak sandwiches.
Twenty seven year old Ivanka was dressed very elegantly, in a champagne-colored, floor-length sleeved dress, with her hair pulled into a bun. Guests then danced the night away to the Horah, as well as some other traditional Jewish folk music and “In My Life” by the Beatles.
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^Wow! Very pretty! And those earrings are to DIE for! She is so lucky.
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^Indeed! such flawless skin.
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^^The most beautiful picture of Ivanka I've ever seen
Nikki Haskell, a close friend of Ivanka's mother, told Entertainment Tonight that the ceremony and reception - held at the Trump National Golf Course - were "quite extraordinary."
She described the setting for the wedding: an "elaborate cupola" full of windows that allowed guests to gaze out upon the trees, which were turning colors. There were also flowers hanging from the branches of the trees, Haskell said.
Apparently, the reception dinner was equally impressive, held in an all-white tent filled with white roses.
"They must have taken every white rose in the United States - it was so elegant and so chic," Haskell told ET.
Meanwhile, Cindy Adams at the New York Post revealed the timeline of the celebration - the ceremony took place at 4 p.m., followed by cocktails at 5:30 and dinner at 7:30. Many guests - who had left home at 2:30 - ended up staying for eight hours!
What's next for the happy newlyweds? Well, Ivanka and Jared are planning a December honeymoon in Africa, but for now they have both returned to work.
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More on Ivanka Trump's wedding: White roses and windows
Photos of Ivanka Trump in her Grace Kelly-inspired wedding dress have hit the net, and now more details of her elegant nuptials with Jared Kushner are emerging.Nikki Haskell, a close friend of Ivanka's mother, told Entertainment Tonight that the ceremony and reception - held at the Trump National Golf Course - were "quite extraordinary."
She described the setting for the wedding: an "elaborate cupola" full of windows that allowed guests to gaze out upon the trees, which were turning colors. There were also flowers hanging from the branches of the trees, Haskell said.
Apparently, the reception dinner was equally impressive, held in an all-white tent filled with white roses.
"They must have taken every white rose in the United States - it was so elegant and so chic," Haskell told ET.
Meanwhile, Cindy Adams at the New York Post revealed the timeline of the celebration - the ceremony took place at 4 p.m., followed by cocktails at 5:30 and dinner at 7:30. Many guests - who had left home at 2:30 - ended up staying for eight hours!
What's next for the happy newlyweds? Well, Ivanka and Jared are planning a December honeymoon in Africa, but for now they have both returned to work.
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