D Magazine February 1997

Consultants, party planners, jewelers and bridal fashion retailers make your wedding their business.

Your family may be dysfunctional, but your wedding doesn’t have to be.

You can be creative and still be traditional-if you want. These three Dallas couples show there’s more than one path to “I do.”

Steve Christenson pursues his prey with a relentless zeal-whether it’s a majestic lion in the Kalahari or a trading blitz on Wall Street.

Neiman Marcus NorthPark may be the most profitable store in the nation. Malcolm Reuben’s mission is to keep it that way.

Also: Picardys Shrimp Shop and NorthSouth

Where to Shop, Play & Stay

OUR MONTHLY MENU OF TRENDS & TIDBITS

Whetting thirsts in dry districts can be profitable.

Bachelor Pads: Space and Service with a View

We Tried to Bid “20 Bucks” But They Didn’t Listen

What to Do & Where to Go: Our Selective Guide

Yes to Dallas, No to Politicians

Places to Meet & Eat: Our Critics’ Picks

Auction of high-tech Preston Hollow mansion proves a steal for buyer.

Things You Need to Know; How to Get Around

Same Civic Issues, 100 Years Later

The votes are in. Nearly a thousand ardent eaters rank Dallas-Fort Worth’s favorite restaurants. Winners, rejoice. Losers, keep cooking.