I'm getting married in February, so I'm trying to decide which decade of dress I'm gonna go with. My choices are a short flapper style 1920's dress, or a slinky satin bais cut 1930's dress. I posted pictures of 2 similar dresses. Two totally different looks! I can't decide! I love them both! I suppose whichever one fits me better closer to the date :)
I'm sure you'll look amazing in either! Congratulations x
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I'd go with the 30's look myself, but that's just me.
ReplyDeleteWow, congratulations on your upcoming wedding! I'd love to get married in vintage, and I would definitely go for a floor-length dress, so I'm tending towards the one pictured above...
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I wanted to get married on February too because of the sunny winter days. But we cancelled it, twice. I guess I'm just not a big wedding person. But I like other people's weddings!
ReplyDeleteThat first dress looks so modern! Love both of these photos!
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Congrats! have you themed the whole wedding in some decade?
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Thanks for the congrats! I'm leaning towards the 30's gown, but it's super tiny, so we'll see if it fits by then! We're gonna have a really small wedding so I don't think we'll have a theme other than me being vintage. It's going to be in a beautiful lodge on Vancouver Island, so it should be nice and cozy!
ReplyDeleteOh, congratulations! I hope you'll share a pic of whatever dress you do decide on. If I looked anything like Jean Harlow--that would be the gown!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! My sister wore a bias cut heavy silk charmeuse gown for her wedding and she looked stunning. She had it custom made in the style of the 1930's.
ReplyDeletemy favourite is the first dress, it is so glamorous!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh I don't envy the difficult choice you will need to make as both are absolutely gorgeous!! I'm sure you will look stunning in whatever gown you choose:-)
ReplyDeleteI wore a reconstructed(by me) gown from the 70's. It was pretty fab! Of course I totally agree with you that you should wear vintage tough choice between the 2 decades,I think I might go with flapper!
ReplyDeleteLove the satin!
ReplyDeleteWell, congratulations! I'd probably go with a 20s dress, but that's just because I love that era so much. I was married in a 1970s Gunne Sax, but then I was married in 1977!
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