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Mr Whittington and Miss Case wedding, Petworth, September 1954
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West Sussex County Council Photo Prints and Wall Art
Mr Whittington and Miss Case wedding, Petworth, September 1954
Bride and groom cutting the wedding cake with the bridesmaids at the reception
Photograph by George Garland
Garland Collection
West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N43286. West Sussex County Council Record Office contains a fascinating history of the county of West Sussex, England. © West Sussex County Council - All Rights Reserved
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Step back in time to the elegant and timeless wedding of Mr. Whittington and Miss Case, held in Petworth in September 1954. This stunning photograph captured by George Garland transports us to a moment filled with love, joy, and celebration. In the image, we see the bride and groom standing side by side as they delicately cut into their wedding cake surrounded by their beaming bridesmaids. The scene is one of pure happiness and camaraderie, with everyone dressed impeccably for the special occasion. The attention to detail in this photo is truly remarkable - from the intricate lace on the bride's gown to the perfectly arranged flowers adorning each bridesmaid's hair. Every element comes together seamlessly to create a picture-perfect moment frozen in time. As we gaze upon this snapshot from decades past, we can't help but feel a sense of nostalgia for simpler times when weddings were celebrated with grace and elegance. It serves as a reminder of the enduring beauty found in tradition and ceremony. This photograph from the Garland Collection at West Sussex Record Office is not just a glimpse into one couple's special day; it is a window into an era where love was cherished, memories were made, and moments like these were meant to be treasured forever.
Framed Prints
Step back in time with this charming framed print capturing the wedding of Mr Whittington and Miss Case in Petworth, September 1954. The happy couple is seen cutting the cake surrounded by their bridesmaids, creating a timeless and elegant addition to any home decor.
Photo Prints
Capture the timeless elegance and joy of a 1950s wedding with this stunning photographic print from Media Storehouse. Featuring Mr Whittington and Miss Case cutting their wedding cake surrounded by bridesmaids, this charming image is sure to add a touch of vintage romance to any space.
Poster Prints
Capture the timeless elegance of a 1950s wedding with this stunning poster print featuring Mr Whittington and Miss Case cutting their wedding cake surrounded by bridesmaids. A beautiful snapshot of history from West Sussex County Council's archives.
Jigsaw Puzzles
Piece together the magic of a bygone era with our stunning jigsaw puzzle featuring Mr. Whittington and Miss Case's wedding in Petworth, September 1954. This charming snapshot captures the joyous moment of cutting the cake surrounded by beaming bridesmaids. A timeless keepsake from West Sussex County Council's archives.
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