This is not a wedding picture

But I find it lovely just the same. It is early 1900's...Victorian era. I adore the dresses with the matching hats. Look at the Man standing. See his watch fob? Detail. This picture captures it.

The stamp at the bottom says "Olivers Versailles, O." So the Photog was named Olivers, but as to the Versailles? Could be street name or city.  I don't know...my searches came up empty :(

Pretty Profile

They know what they are about.

I love the Brides profile. Seeing the train and quarter view of her lovely dress. Look at the detail at her hem. Divine! Her new husband is such a handsome man! Pretty classic profile on him as well. Never can go wrong with a three piece suit. Timeless.

An Officer and a Bride?

Hear that? Its the sound of me whimpering in the corner when I saw the state of this picture.

That aside, I think the man may have been an officer of some sort? The hat makes me wonder...

The Brides head dress is stunning.

Bride or Bridesmaid?

Three posts in one day...I've been very naughty this week. I'm sorry.

This one caused a bit of a debate today with the hubby.

Is it a Bride and Groom? Or a Bridesmaid and Groomsman?

Hubby says Bride because of the flowers.

I say Bridesmaide because of the length of the dress.

So you all decide.

But the detail is beautiful. I'm marking this one in the 20's era...Shoe style and dress.

Another Dunn

I am loving that dress.

And this is another one of my Wisconsin finds several years ago. See the Dunn's Art Gallery stamp? I have several pictures with the same stamp.

Fade to Black

Pretty, isn't it?

The picture fading into black. This is early thirties.

Bridesmaids

Everyone notices the Bride. But the Bridesmaids? Not really. Or they do, but its just a passing word or two. I like pictures of  bridesmaids, seeing their facial expressions, their dresses and how they fit into the overall wedding.