prices do not include sales taxes. Appropriate sales tax will be automatically added to your total if your order is shipped to a state where a store has been established. Sales tax is excluded on shipments delivered to the following states: ID, ME, MT, ND, SD, VT and WY. We apologize for any inconvenience, but we are not able to accept international orders directly over the Internet at this time. For our Canadian visitors, please see our section on Canada shown below, and we will be happy to help you. If damage occurs to your order in delivery, please call our toll free number, to arrange for a return pickup. We will cheerfully exchange it, refund your money, or credit your charge card. When returning merchandise, please return the product with the invoice packed in the original carton.

What delivery charges can I expect when I place an order on-line?Most orders are shipped UPS® Ground Service and you can expect delivery within 7-10 working days. For specific information on delivery and freight charges, please see our shipping/ delivery section under Customer Service. What is your return policy? At , you can always shop with confidence… your satisfaction is assured. If within 30 days you are not completely satisfied, return the item for an exchange, gift certificate, or full refund, including tax. Sorry, we are unable to refund shipping charges.Do you have a bridal or gift registry No, we do not have a bridal registry at this time.Can you ship items internationally? Currently, we are not able to ship products or catalogs to international addresses.

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