Bridal Collection (page 15)

Britannia and Eve magazine, June 1939
Front cover illustration featuring a beautiful bride clutching a bouquet of calla lillies

Bridal fashion feature in Royal Wedding Number, 1923
The fashion column of the Illustrated London News in its special Royal Wedding Number, celebrating the marriage of the Duke of York (later King George VI)

Faroe Islands, Denmark - Wedding Party & Mussel Gatherers
Mussel pickers (with large pots on their back) at Skuo, Faroe Islands, Denmark and a large wedding party (top) also on the Faroe Islands

The Tatler Bride & home Number, 1 May 1957
Front cover of The Tatler Bride and Home Number featuring a bride with unfeasibly sharp cheekbones surrounded by blowsy roses

Egypt - Marriage Procession Date: circa 1910s

A bride in Alsace
A bride is reassured by female friends and family as she prepares to get married. Whilst the women surrounding her appear to be relaxed and enjoying themselves

Monro O Hagan wedding with dog
Scene outside Westminster Abbey as the Hon Mary Caroline O Hagan arrives for her wedding to General Sir Charles Carnichael Monro

Morocco - Dressing a Moroccan Moorish Bride
Dressing a Moroccan Moorish Bride in traditional costume in preparation for her wedding

Bridal Fashions 1929
For a spring wedding, Brides dress is of white net embroidered in silver; bridesmaid in apple green satin while the small attendants wear Greenaway

1930S BRIDE

Squaring the Circle
A stylised illustration showing an angular honeymooning couple paying a rotund bellboy at the hotel where they are spending their wedding night

Wedding Dress of 1827
Highly decorated wedding dress with embroidery depicting flowers, a low-cut ruff and very fanciful hair-styling

Catherine of Siena Weds
ST CATHERINE OF SIENA is mystically married to the infant Jesus while musicians strum and angels arrive with a bridal crown

Racial / German / Friburg
A Friburg woman in bridal costume

Exotic Bridal Costume
Black woollen suit: cut-away coat, short waistcoat with stand collar, breeches with falls, knitted stockings, pumps, top hat & pink lining, white cravat & shirt ruffles

Victor Stiebel Wedding
Design by Victor Stiebel (1907-1976) for a wedding dress with long train, full veil

Stiebel / Wedding Dress
Wedding dress in magnolia slipper satin, with bodice yoke based on traditional smocking from a 19th century Staffordshire wedding smock. By Victor Stiebel at Jacqmar

Niagara Falls Anon 2
A panoramic view of the Falls - the American Falls on the left, the relatively small Bridal Veil Falls to the left of Goat Island, the Canadian or Horseshoe Falls beyond

Lena Ashwell / 1903
LENA ASHWELL Actress, in Bonnie Dundee

Eugenie / French Empress
EUGENIA MARIA DE MONTIJO DE GUZMAN Wife of Napoleon III and Empress of France from 1853 to 1871. Pictured in her bridal dress

Hungarian Bride
A Hungarian bride stitches her bridal veil

Wedding Dress
Bridal dress

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"Capturing the Timeless Elegance Bliss: A Glimpse into Historic Weddings" Step back in time and witness the enchanting marriage of Greville Worthington and Diana Duncombe, a union that epitomized love and tradition. As they exchanged vows, her wedding dress, designed by Worth himself, radiated sheer opulence. Transport yourself to London in 1921 with an art deco fashion sketch showcasing a stunning bridesmaid dress. This black and white masterpiece captures the essence of sophistication that defined bridal fashion during this era. Intriguingly captured in monochrome, a beautiful brunette bride holds her bouquet tightly as she embarks on a new chapter filled with joyous promises. The image exudes timeless charm while celebrating the gracefulness of caucasian beauty. Delve into history through advertisements like Atkinson & Barkers Royal Infants Preservative - a testament to how even royal families sought perfection for their little ones on special occasions. Marvel at Elizabeth Bowes-Lyons' exquisite wedding shoes; every step she took was adorned with elegance fit for royalty. These delicate treasures symbolize not only her journey down the aisle but also her commitment to love everlasting. The grandeur of royal weddings is undeniable, as seen in the iconic bridal procession from 1947. Witnessed by millions worldwide, it showcased regal splendor intertwined with genuine emotions that transcended social boundaries. Princess Marina of Greece graces our memories "In Her Wedding Gown, " emanating radiant beauty that captivated hearts across nations. Her ethereal presence reminds us all that true love knows no borders or boundaries. The impeccable style exhibited by both bride and bridesmaids during the 1947 Royal Wedding continues to inspire generations today. Their dresses were masterpieces crafted with utmost care, reflecting an era where elegance reigned supreme. A Tatler front cover immortalizes Duchess of Kent's wedding gown, a vision of grace and sophistication.