Origin of the White Wedding Dress
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I don't have a wedding dress. I'll probably never get married, but if I did, I don't want white, the color I specifically want, you've gone and given us some shitty old timey poem that we have to follow, so I guess I can't really wear what I want on my wedding day, which probably won't happen so I guess it's fine. I only clicked on this article to get an idea of the time frame in which this became popular, because I was having a discussion with a friend.
It was 1972, and my parents could not afford much, so I made my dress. It was white dotted Swiss with a soft cotton lining. It was country style with long puffed sleeves, an empire waist and a large flounce at the hem. I used a white daisy lace trim at the seams with pastel blue centers, and carried white carnations (the first flowers he gave me) with a white carnation wreath in my hair. Years later, I used a small length of that daisy trim and tacked it inside the waist of our daughter’s wedding dress for her “something blue”. My husband and I have been married 45 years and are still head over heels in love~❤️ Thank you for letting me share! Denise Parker
I mean, you can just share anywhere, just scream into the void, it's the internet, man
what dose the black rose and green roses mean,Becouse I am going to have black and green wedding, those are our favorate colors. I dont think that the colors should mean anything if you are really in love with that purson