
So it seemed quite natural to me when my husband and I were married four years ago to do the same thing, especially because it was not the first marriage for either of us. We were married in a simple ceremony in our home, by a dear friend, an Episcopalian priest. The bride wore black, of course.
When the topic, weddings, was chosen for the Etsy Bloggers Carnival, it was a story I had to share! The photo above is from our wedding, but as I look just like my grandmother, it was almost a step back to that simpler time, 97 years ago. I guess that happy marriages do not come from the color of the wedding dress....black, white, or any other color!
What about you? What color was your wedding dress?
8 comments:
What a great story :) If I ever get married, my dress won't be traditional either. And it will be a simple ceremony at our home as well :)
happiness definitely doesn't come from the dress color...or the wedding for that matter...it's the marriage that counts :)
My dress was ivory & champagne :)
what a neat story! thanks for sharing. Me... well, I didn't wear white!
Such a sweet story. Thanks for sharing.
How lovely to have those memories, and to be connected through time by the color of your wedding dresses.
My sweetie and I are coming up on 20 years of second marriage. My gown was a deep green satin and velvet; his was plaid. (Just my teensy joke--the groom wore a kilt!)
I wore ivory. I think your story is so sweet and special. I think that the simple traditions bind generations. I put wedding photos of my grandparents and parents as well as my hubbies on the mantle at my reception. I thought it was special to include everyone who is near and dear to us. Nice job!
My wedding and reception were simple. I wore a white dress that my cousin had worn in her wedding. I added a blue band around the waist.
How wonderful to see that so many of you chose unique colors as well as the beautful, traditional white!
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