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6 Locally Made Candles to Cozy Up Your Home - Vimarsana News

6 Locally Made Candles to Cozy Up Your Home

'Tis the season for hygge.

9 Unique Luxury Watch Shapes You Can Wear This Season - Vimarsana News

9 Unique Luxury Watch Shapes You Can Wear This Season

Unconventional watch shapes are one of the next big trends. Take a peak at nine luxe watches our fashion editor recommends you try on this season.

The Design for This Orange-and-Red October Wedding Was Inspired by Fall - Vimarsana News

The Design for This Orange-and-Red October Wedding Was Inspired by Fall

For their October wedding, Megana and Vivek paired rich dark-red and orange blooms with moody lighting and a black dance floor for all the fall vibes.

The Best Places to Propose in DC, According to DC-Area Photographers - Vimarsana News

The Best Places to Propose in DC, According to DC-Area Photographers

Tis the season to pop the question! The holidays are coming, and although we say any time is a good time to propose, more than 40 percent of proposals reportedly happen between Thanksgiving and Valentine's Day in the U.S. So we asked dozens of local photographers for the best spots to get engaged, and their

DC Attorney General Sues Dan Snyder, Commanders, NFL - Vimarsana News

DC Attorney General Sues Dan Snyder, Commanders, NFL

DC attorney general Karl Racine announced Thursday that his office has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against Commanders owner Dan Snyder, his franchise, the National Football League, and league commissioner Roger Goodell “for colluding to deceive" city residents about an investigation into the team's allegedly toxic workplace so that fans would continue to financially support Karl Racine accused them of violating DC's consumer protection act.