1920-25 Wedding Party

Some water damage, and its warped.

But the picture and faces are clear.

I love the detail put into the flowers and I just love the brides head dress.

And the Flower Girl's dress is just darling!

I quite like this picture

Look at that head dress! It is just an explosion of awesome.

And the groom...ummm, looks like he got caught in a wind tunnel. Just sayin'

Reedsburg. Wisconsin.

To Mr. & Mrs. Schiffer from Mr. & Mrs. Randault

Such a lovely piece of Victorian history!

Mr. and Mrs. Schiffer must be the couple that stood up with the Couple on their special day.

The dress itself is rather plain, as if the bride would have rather focus on the flowers and other small touches, such as the veil and locket at her throat.

Its a well loved photograph, faded as if it was out on display for a long time...chipped a bit as well. But still a beautiful piece 

xoxo

Jane

A World War II Double Wedding

1944.

A Sargent and an unknown ranking officer share a wedding day with their beautiful brides.
(PS: I am not happy with my scanner right now...I think I need a bigger one  =/)

A Bit of "Couple Time"

Last weekend me and the Mister went on our very first child free vacation to the Dells. We had a blast! We also antiqued. So that means new pictures for my collection. :-)

I hope you'll like them! I found some very old ones and as recent to 1944 WWII.

They'll be researched and dated and then will be shared with you all soon!

xoxo
Jane :)

1923

May 5th, 1923 to be exact.

Such a pretty picture. The date was written on the frame.

The top and side were cut to fit a frame. Which is a shame because on the side it looked like names were written.

Photo buttons were glued on...Nice, I suppose.

But then it takes away from the picture. Too much to look at.

But the smaller button is the groom's Army photo...WW1

I took the picture out of the cardstock frame.

They had taped it. TAPE. Oh my.

And then I thought the had super glued the back to the cardstock. Turns out, no. Thank goodness.