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Is a woodland setting your idea of the perfect wedding? Or perhaps a Camelot-theme is more your style. Get inspired with the Wedding Ideas Workbook. Continue reading Something Old, Something New Wedding Ideas Workbook
In the 1940s simple white satin dresses were popular, as well as the Sweet Heart neckline. Continue reading Early 1940s Bride & Groom
During the late 1920s the fashion was the straight up and down “boy-look”, and this cream satin vintage wedding dress is a good example of that style. Continue reading Late 1930s Wedding Gown
This 1930s bride’s dress is a floor-length flow of white satin that was popular during that time. The groom wears a black cut-away coat with tails. Continue reading Early 1930s Bride and Groom
This 1925 Bride and her Bridesmaids wear popular fashions of the time. The bride wears a Bridal Cap with a long net veil. Continue reading 1925 Wedding Party
This 1914 Bride’s dress reflects the fashion designs of Parisian designer Paul Poiret. It looks like a Kimono with its V-neckline. Continue reading 1914 Bride and Groom
Wedding decorations don’t always need to be flowers. In 1906 this bridal couple used faux leaves in branches on the walls for decoration. Continue reading 1906 Wedding Party and Decorations
In 1905 the Bridal fashion was a high necked dress with a blousey bodice and long skirt. This dress has beautiful lace decorating the bodice. Continue reading 1905 Bride and Groom
The 1903 bride was covered from her high neck collar down to her floor sweeping skirt. The bodice of this vintage bridal gown is decorated with silk ribbon Continue reading 1903 Bridal Gown
Bridal fashions during the 1950s maintained the look of the tight bodice, natural waistline, and very full skirt. In the 1950s we see bridal gowns being shortened to mid-calf length, called “cocktail” length. Continue reading Late 1950s Bridal Gown
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