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Wedding Dress 1899

Wedding Dress 1899


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Wedding Dress 1899

Unadorned trained skirt, floor length veil, gauged yoke, double flounce descending from the shoulders to the waist, high collar & long, knuckle length sleeves. Date: 1899

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1899 Buttonhole Corsage Curtain Descending Double Dresses Floor Flounce Gauged Knot Knuckle Length Posy Shoulders Skirt Sleeves Trained Veil Waist Yoke Unadorned


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This stunning wedding dress, dating back to 1899, showcases the elegance and grace of a bygone era. The unadorned trained skirt, made of heavy fabric, sweeps the floor with every step taken by the bride, adding a sense of grandeur and sophistication. The floor-length veil, made of fine netting or lace, covers the bride's head and cascades down her back, adding an air of mystery and allure. The gown features a gauged yoke, which is a narrow band that sits at the top of the dress, gathering the fabric and creating a smooth line. The double flounce, descending from the shoulders to the waist, adds volume and movement to the dress, making it a true showstopper. The high collar and long, knuckle-length sleeves complete the classic Victorian look. The bride may have adorned the dress with a curtain posy or a floral corsage, adding a pop of color and fragrance to the ensemble. A top knot or a posy of flowers may have been worn in the bride's hair, complementing the dress and adding a touch of whimsy. The wedding customs of the late 19th century were rich in tradition and symbolism. The bride may have carried a bouquet of flowers, believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. The groom may have worn a buttonhole or a corsage made of the same flowers as the bride's bouquet, symbolizing their unity and love. This historical wedding dress, with its timeless design and intricate details, transports us back to a era of romance, elegance, and tradition. It is a reminder of the enduring beauty and significance of the wedding ceremony and the special bond it represents.

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