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#56-VL-3 HER WEDDING DAY
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"HER WEDDING DAY"

When she was just a little girl, she dreamed of being a bride. Then someone special came into her life and "being a Bride" took on a deeper meaning. Now her wedding day is here. The hopes, the dreams, and all those months of planning have come together at last. As she reflects upon this perfect day, the little flower girl arranges her cathedral veil made of the finest French muslin of the time. Her faithful white cat, watching the special preparations from his position on the slip chair, also knows that this is a very special day.

"Little Victorian Facts 1864"

Bridal bouquets were not carried by brides of this time, but were presented to her after the ceremony. However, a tradition of the time, was that of encircling the head or headdress with wax orange blossoms and also tucking them into folds and various places on the wedding dress. A member of European royalty remarked of his bride, that she looked like a brush coming down the aisle.

Bride's name can put on the ribbon and is scaled to the size of the picture.  Please click on the ribbon to learn more about personalization.

"THE ENGAGEMENT"

Gazebos through the ages have always been romantic places. This is especially true of the gazebo at Hampton Park, the scene of many weddings and engagements. In this scene the young Victorian lady daintily extends her hand, while her suitor, having received "yes" to his proposal slips the ring on her finger.