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@Darren Russell Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Watching your videos has taught me how utterly ridiculous the concept of bodice-ripping romance novels are. There are way too many layers to deal with!
I mean, you probably could rip them (if you snipped them first). But I doubt any heroine would be so forgiving of someone destroying their expensive clothing. I know I certainly wouldn’t be!
Watch g the change from wedding riding to evening reception all using the same basic dress with bits removed (train for riding) or altered (train bustled up) for dancing with a change of bodice from day to evening makes you realise that these dresses were much more practical than modern ones where many brides buy 2 outfits, wedding and evening reception/party, which then either go to charity shops or into a box for posterity. All that money spent and never worn again. Oh, and wax orange blossom was still in fashion in 1957 when my mother got married (in a dress eerily similar to the one worn fairly recently by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge), her veil was held on by a circlet of waxed orange blossom which reappeared to be broken up and worn as a corsage by me when I got married in 1988. Some things are too good to change or go out of fashion. Beautiful dress, congratulations.
How charming! This also shows how practical it can be to have the dress consisting of separate pieces. You can change some during the day - or mix and match after the wedding.
And you really got married in that dress! Wow! I am really amazed, and with all the costumes of your guests and all. I would love to get married like that also. Feel like I’ve watched a period movie. Very lovely!
That was fascinating and such a beautiful dress. My grandmother married in the late 1890s and she told me her dress was a brown skirt, cream blouse and brown jacket. After the wedding, it was her good dress.
TheKyPerson I love the idea of being able to wear it again. Maybe I could have mine dyed and remove my train after I marry so it could be worn on other occasions... Maybe I could add a dark layer of chiffon over the skirt...
Yep, it was very common for the "regular" folk to have an outfit they'd be able to reuse after their wedding. That's why white wedding dresses were such a status symbol- it was near impossible to re-use them because you couldn't keep them clean if literally any work had to be done.
Lily Brown There’s some women who have made a project out of rewearing their wedding dress...I don’t have the links just now, but the stories are funny and poignant.
SoundShinobiYuki I hadn’t thought of this before. Thanks! I just commented to Lily Brown There are stories of women who have done fun things with their wedding dresses I don’t have the links just now...but they are worth looking for 😊
I discovered your channel about a month ago, and I am always blown away by just how elegant you look in these dresses. I've always loved period dress, but seeing them in motion is so much more beautiful than seeing them as just a static image. Your wedding photos were simply amazing. I must say, that husband of yours is incredibly dashing. There's just something about a sharp-dressed man. I also love the waltz from Tchaikovsky's 'Sleeping Beauty' as well.
That final picture with Lucas' cheek resting against your brow is so perfect. You two have an air of utter comfort and contentment for one another that shows up so often in your videos, but it's nice to know it's been there since the beginning!
Thank you so much for sharing this video and the wedding photos. You {and hubby} look stunning, and I'd pick that wedding gown over anything they show on Say Yes to the Dress. Beautiful!
I really wish I hadn't been talked out of a full length veil. My wedding dress was mint green from an 1860s pattern. I had bought a veil, it was cheap and looked the part, but everyone else kept telling me it "would cover up the beauty of my dress" forgetting I could remove it for the reception; I guess I forgot that too but the pressure was real. I still have my dress and I've lost 65 lbs so it fits again, maybe I'll get the veil I want do a photoshoot with my husband 5 years later lol.
I had a Victorian wedding, and I designed my dress using various features of Victorian dresses. My dress was lavender and ivory, and I wanted it to look more like a Victorian-inspired ball gown instead of a traditional Victorian wedding dress. I had it made by a costume shop that makes the costumes for the major theater near my home because they were the only ones I could find who had the necessary expertise. The wedding gown in this video was so beautiful! I love its attention to Victorian structure and layering. I like that Victorian brides wore their wedding dresses to special occasions after the wedding. It’s always seemed sad to me that a modern bride typically wears her gown only once. Thank you for sharing the video! P.S. I went to your website, and it blew me away! So much talent and expertise!
Oh my goodness, this was your actual wedding dress? How beautiful! Thank you so much for the video and for sharing some behind the scenes of it in use on your wedding day!
This is wonderful! I've always loved seeing this kind of dressing up videos, as I found vintage fashion to be intriguing. I also adore the fact that the dress that you are wearing is the actual wedding gown you wore at your own wedding! Your wedding seems so beautiful too~
Beautiful period wedding. Some things never change, the bride is beautiful in her gown and the bridesmaids well enough said! What a day to remember, thank you for sharing.
Oh...that was so interesting to watch...but then it became a beautiful thing to watch as you showed the real Wedding photos! I'm getting married in February next year, and I'm looking forward to the preparation and worry being over and tthe day to just begin... ❤️
Wow this dress is amazing! I expect when you walked into the room, everybody took a deep breath because of how stunning you looked! Congratulations on your 7th year of marriage! Btw - your hubby looked rather dapper!
Fascinating fact: the bridal gown was often also the gown the lady would be buried in. And she'd lay it out in the room next door when she was giving birth. Just in case.
When I found out that my moms train was detachable I thought it a genius idea and the lady who made her wedding dress was brilliant. But apparently that idea has been around for centuries. That’s kind of cool.
I love how we sometimes think that outfits like these were all one dress - rather than a top and a bottom, with other structural garments underneath. There is so much more variety, it seems, then, than now - at least with specific pieces. For instance, different collars to go with the same basic 'top', etc. The outfits tend to look so seamless, for lack of a better word - and for the reasons you obviously displayed here (over layers, etc.). Overall I find your channel very entertaining and I love learning about fashion history!
Beautiful dress for a beautiful bride. I've really enjoyed all of your videos, thank you so much for showing us what these things actually looked like. When reading a book it's hard to picture it.
I didnt almost cry at the end, im such a soppy one lol, i always cry at wedding stuff now since ive gotten married haha. That dress is beautiful, you looked like a princess
I would love to have the same concept on my wedding day! For a person like me who loves historical stuffs, this is just fabulous! 😊😍 Looking forward to your more videos. 😄
that was why i made the dress..... and once i made it, i used it after the wedding on sever occassions - as would Victorians. gtting a dress you would use only once was considered a waste of money - ules syou could afford it.
Stunning! I loved that you actually used this as your wedding outfit, an added bonus for us watching. Congratulations, & may all your troubles be little ones. x
So beautiful! Also, I can't remember if I've asked, but since you have had "maids" in the videos, might you do a quick one on dressing up as a servant or maid of the time period(s)?
Oh my gosh! That was a most wonderful treat! I have saved this video to my private playlist! And then to top it off, in the background, was 🎶 (I know you, I waltzed with you) Once Upon A Dream...🎶 I've been binge-watching priorattire. What a delight to find this little gem in the midst!
This is incredibly beautiful. Although I'm glad that woman's clothing is a little more practical nowadays, I want to wear something like this at least once in my life.
My favorite author was born in 1865 and lived till 1945. She was always writing about satin wedding dresses and orange blossoms. She would have worn a dress made like this. Now you have created her world for me. Many thanks.
HOW GORGEOUS! We share the same passion. I assisted with my mother's wedding which was themed as an Edwardian era garden party. It took us two years to prepare but in the end it was beautiful. - even the outlandish hats which were common to the period.
In many cases, the bridal dress after the wedding became that lady's Sunday best. One can thank the media and Queen Victoria for making white wedding dresses de rigueur. Used to be that until that time. Wedding dresses were what colour the fabric that was used to make the dress.
This will sound stupid but I ate this video up like a dessert and absolute adore the idea that you actually gown for your own wedding for it had literally taken my breath away . Thank you so much for sharing 💝
Was thinking how awesome it would be if you actually were married in this gorgeous gown! Then... there it was, your actual wedding with the gown. Absolutely beautiful! Perfect dream wedding. 💖🌷💍💎
Absolutely Beautiful! Also, thank you for sharing photos of your actual wedding as well. You And your husband make a beautiful couple. May you be blessed with many, many beautiful years together ⚘💗⚘
Marvellous! I would like to wear such a wedding dress at my wedding, just I would choose pure white with a red roses! Thank you for sharing such beauty with us!❤❤❤
Beautiful dress! Thanks for sharing your wedding photos as well, they're gorgeous! The part about your cousin catching your bouquet made me giggle, I just caught the bouquet at my cousin's wedding a few weeks ago :)
I always get excited when i get notis that youve uploaded a new video. Please never stop showing us the beautiful dresses you create! And thank you for sharing some weddingimpressions with us. You look stunning as always
So beautiful! And I always thought the dress was one piece! Knew about the under-layers but fascinating the skirt was made up of three different pieces! Just gorgeous!!
that was why i decided on a priod dress - wanted a modern one as i wear a lot of historical ones for work. but couldnt find one that i would like, so after 2 months of searching i gave up and made my own...
What a lovely wedding, and everyone in such beautiful garments, and even the authentic side saddle horse riding (I ♥♥♥ horses!)! Thank you for sharing!
How wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful wedding pictures with us 😍. I am amazed and love this video ❤️. I admire your art! Best wishes for you and the hubby from Germany
Well I thought it's another beautiful costume... and then it turned out it's your ACTUAL wedding gown! Haha amazing :)
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@Darren Russell Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
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Watching your videos has taught me how utterly ridiculous the concept of bodice-ripping romance novels are. There are way too many layers to deal with!
I mean, you probably could rip them (if you snipped them first). But I doubt any heroine would be so forgiving of someone destroying their expensive clothing. I know I certainly wouldn’t be!
You could still have quick fun with the slit drawers
@@kimdupont3731 I've seen a novel make good use of that but it wasn't historically accurate.
I think it's so lovely that you actually got married in this outfit. All of it is very beautiful
Well, I made it for this purpose:-)
Gorgeous!!!
Ive always thought she looks a little like Christina Ricci!!! :D
Watch g the change from wedding riding to evening reception all using the same basic dress with bits removed (train for riding) or altered (train bustled up) for dancing with a change of bodice from day to evening makes you realise that these dresses were much more practical than modern ones where many brides buy 2 outfits, wedding and evening reception/party, which then either go to charity shops or into a box for posterity. All that money spent and never worn again.
Oh, and wax orange blossom was still in fashion in 1957 when my mother got married (in a dress eerily similar to the one worn fairly recently by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge), her veil was held on by a circlet of waxed orange blossom which reappeared to be broken up and worn as a corsage by me when I got married in 1988. Some things are too good to change or go out of fashion.
Beautiful dress, congratulations.
How charming!
This also shows how practical it can be to have the dress consisting of separate pieces. You can change some during the day - or mix and match after the wedding.
Thank you for sharing the pictures of your wedding, you make a very handsome couple.
What I love most about this video is that she actually wore this on her wedding day. I like seeing this kind of dress back in use.
And you really got married in that dress! Wow! I am really amazed, and with all the costumes of your guests and all. I would love to get married like that also. Feel like I’ve watched a period movie. Very lovely!
That was definitely one of the nicest theme weddings I’ve seen. The clothes we’re just beautiful! What lovely memories you must have of that day.
Love that this was your actual wedding dress, absolutely gorgeous
That was fascinating and such a beautiful dress. My grandmother married in the late 1890s and she told me her dress was a brown skirt, cream blouse and brown jacket. After the wedding, it was her good dress.
TheKyPerson I love the idea of being able to wear it again. Maybe I could have mine dyed and remove my train after I marry so it could be worn on other occasions... Maybe I could add a dark layer of chiffon over the skirt...
Yep, it was very common for the "regular" folk to have an outfit they'd be able to reuse after their wedding. That's why white wedding dresses were such a status symbol- it was near impossible to re-use them because you couldn't keep them clean if literally any work had to be done.
Lily Brown
There’s some women who have made a project out of rewearing their wedding dress...I don’t have the links just now, but the stories are funny and poignant.
SoundShinobiYuki
I hadn’t thought of this before. Thanks!
I just commented to Lily Brown
There are stories of women who have done fun things with their wedding dresses
I don’t have the links just now...but they are worth looking for 😊
I love that the bridal dress was worn after the wedding. Much more practical than today's just on the wedding day.
I discovered your channel about a month ago, and I am always blown away by just how elegant you look in these dresses. I've always loved period dress, but seeing them in motion is so much more beautiful than seeing them as just a static image.
Your wedding photos were simply amazing. I must say, that husband of yours is incredibly dashing. There's just something about a sharp-dressed man.
I also love the waltz from Tchaikovsky's 'Sleeping Beauty' as well.
That final picture with Lucas' cheek resting against your brow is so perfect. You two have an air of utter comfort and contentment for one another that shows up so often in your videos, but it's nice to know it's been there since the beginning!
Thank you so much for sharing this video and the wedding photos. You {and hubby} look stunning, and I'd pick that wedding gown over anything they show on Say Yes to the Dress. Beautiful!
Diana Gibson Modern wedding gowns tend to be boring IMO. I’m SO tired of seeing strapless wedding gowns.
Period outfits from back in the day have always romanced me. Love them with a passion. Your wedding outfits were just incredible!! So very clever. 😍😍😍
this is literally the prettiest dress ever omg
I really wish I hadn't been talked out of a full length veil. My wedding dress was mint green from an 1860s pattern. I had bought a veil, it was cheap and looked the part, but everyone else kept telling me it "would cover up the beauty of my dress" forgetting I could remove it for the reception; I guess I forgot that too but the pressure was real. I still have my dress and I've lost 65 lbs so it fits again, maybe I'll get the veil I want do a photoshoot with my husband 5 years later lol.
I had a Victorian wedding, and I designed my dress using various features of Victorian dresses. My dress was lavender and ivory, and I wanted it to look more like a Victorian-inspired ball gown instead of a traditional Victorian wedding dress. I had it made by a costume shop that makes the costumes for the major theater near my home because they were the only ones I could find who had the necessary expertise.
The wedding gown in this video was so beautiful! I love its attention to Victorian structure and layering. I like that Victorian brides wore their wedding dresses to special occasions after the wedding. It’s always seemed sad to me that a modern bride typically wears her gown only once.
Thank you for sharing the video!
P.S. I went to your website, and it blew me away! So much talent and expertise!
Thanks for sharing your wedding photography,you looked amazing, the dress was beautiful and for more practical than what is worm today.
Oh my goodness, this was your actual wedding dress? How beautiful! Thank you so much for the video and for sharing some behind the scenes of it in use on your wedding day!
This is wonderful! I've always loved seeing this kind of dressing up videos, as I found vintage fashion to be intriguing. I also adore the fact that the dress that you are wearing is the actual wedding gown you wore at your own wedding! Your wedding seems so beautiful too~
Beautiful period wedding. Some things never change, the bride is beautiful in her gown and the bridesmaids well enough said! What a day to remember, thank you for sharing.
Oh...that was so interesting to watch...but then it became a beautiful thing to watch as you showed the real Wedding photos!
I'm getting married in February next year, and I'm looking forward to the preparation and worry being over and tthe day to just begin... ❤️
It’s so cool that this was your actual wedding dress. You looked lovely on your special day
I'm living in the wrong time period, look at those beautiful clothes but knowing my luck I'd either be a servant or in the workhouse!! 😂
Me too
Pixie Locks You are so funny!
Me, too :)
Id definitely be in the workhouse so much so I live right next to an old one (that they turned into a hospital)
Me too!
Wow this dress is amazing! I expect when you walked into the room, everybody took a deep breath because of how stunning you looked! Congratulations on your 7th year of marriage! Btw - your hubby looked rather dapper!
awwww so sweet to include pictures from your actual wedding - loved the period outfits!
Fascinating fact: the bridal gown was often also the gown the lady would be buried in. And she'd lay it out in the room next door when she was giving birth. Just in case.
It sounds like a logical idea. People are usually buried in their best clothes. Which dress could be finer than a woman's wedding dress?
The sad part is that the "just in case" was no exaggeration.
What a lovely wedding! It was beautiful that everyone was in historical attire. Beautiful - and you and your hubby looked gorgeous.
So beautiful! You and your husband make such a cute couple! And a wedding with those kind of clothes is amazing!
Victorian Bridal fashions were just beautiful. How fun that She and her new Husband a totally Victorian wedding. Everyone looked so elegant.
You look beautiful! I love that you wore it for your wedding, very memorable ❤
Now, THAT'S a wedding!!! What fun. How beautiful! OMG. Stunning. You rocked that dress too
When I found out that my moms train was detachable I thought it a genius idea and the lady who made her wedding dress was brilliant. But apparently that idea has been around for centuries. That’s kind of cool.
I love how we sometimes think that outfits like these were all one dress - rather than a top and a bottom, with other structural garments underneath. There is so much more variety, it seems, then, than now - at least with specific pieces. For instance, different collars to go with the same basic 'top', etc. The outfits tend to look so seamless, for lack of a better word - and for the reasons you obviously displayed here (over layers, etc.). Overall I find your channel very entertaining and I love learning about fashion history!
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!! Stunning wedding pictures!!!
Such a beautiful wedding dress. Loved the pictures of your actual wedding.
Beautiful dress for a beautiful bride. I've really enjoyed all of your videos, thank you so much for showing us what these things actually looked like. When reading a book it's hard to picture it.
I didnt almost cry at the end, im such a soppy one lol, i always cry at wedding stuff now since ive gotten married haha. That dress is beautiful, you looked like a princess
I would love to have the same concept on my wedding day! For a person like me who loves historical stuffs, this is just fabulous! 😊😍 Looking forward to your more videos. 😄
I love how you did a Victorian Era themes wedding! So cool!
The videos from this channel are always such a treat! Thank you so much for posting a new video!
So nice to see friends sharing the historical fun! Beautiful dress and beautiful wedding!
it's amazing that you used the dress on your actual wedding, so beautiful!
that was why i made the dress..... and once i made it, i used it after the wedding on sever occassions - as would Victorians. gtting a dress you would use only once was considered a waste of money - ules syou could afford it.
Loved that you shared your actual wedding pictures, very cool idea! LOVED the dress!
Now THAT'S a wedding dress!
Beautiful dress. Beautiful bride. Beautiful couple. So lovely! And the horse was beautiful, too!
I love that you had a historically attired maid as well. That just set the scene perfectly. Gorgeous dress!
Honestly i like this dress better than the dresses today. More elegant and beautiful than those skimpy dresses.
Stunning! I loved that you actually used this as your wedding outfit, an added bonus for us watching.
Congratulations, & may all your troubles be little ones. x
So beautiful!
Also, I can't remember if I've asked, but since you have had "maids" in the videos, might you do a quick one on dressing up as a servant or maid of the time period(s)?
Alas, I don’t have any suitable clothing! Once I do I will
Oh, good idea! I would love to see the servants getting ready for the day, too!
I agree, How do the maids get dressed? We need to look into their lives too
Oh my gosh! That was a most wonderful treat! I have saved this video to my private playlist! And then to top it off, in the background, was 🎶 (I know you, I waltzed with you) Once Upon A Dream...🎶
I've been binge-watching priorattire. What a delight to find this little gem in the midst!
Thank you so much for Sharing! You two were absolutely Breathtaking! What a Perfect Wedding!
Y’all make a lovely couple. Congratulations.
This is incredibly beautiful. Although I'm glad that woman's clothing is a little more practical nowadays, I want to wear something like this at least once in my life.
My favorite author was born in 1865 and lived till 1945. She was always writing about satin wedding dresses and orange blossoms. She would have worn a dress made like this. Now you have created her world for me. Many thanks.
Stunning gown! You and your husband make a very handsome couple. Love your videos!
Found your channel during quarantine and I've become very enthralled with your work!
Marvelous bridal attire!
I'm sure many dreams came true in your wedding!, congratulations and my best wishes for you!
I recognize the music! It's from the Sleeping Beauty ballet by Tchaikovsky! So beautiful! I love this music!
HOW GORGEOUS! We share the same passion. I assisted with my mother's wedding which was themed as an Edwardian era garden party. It took us two years to prepare but in the end it was beautiful. - even the outlandish hats which were common to the period.
Stunning gown and gorgeous wedding. Thank you for sharing pictures of your gorgeous wedding.
You are stunning!! Everything about this whole ensemble is perfection. I love your wedding pictures as well.
In many cases, the bridal dress after the wedding became that lady's Sunday best. One can thank the media and Queen Victoria for making white wedding dresses de rigueur. Used to be that until that time. Wedding dresses were what colour the fabric that was used to make the dress.
Very sweet to let us glimpse your special day. You two look happy! Congrats belatedly. :)
Your wedding was lovely. Thank you for sharing.
Oh my Goodness. I love your videos. Not only informative but beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. I love your wedding photos. BEAUTIFUL!!!
Your wedding was beautiful. Straight out of a fairy tale.
This will sound stupid but I ate this video up like a dessert and absolute adore the idea that you actually gown for your own wedding for it had literally taken my breath away . Thank you so much for sharing 💝
Was thinking how awesome it would be if you actually were married in this gorgeous gown! Then... there it was, your actual wedding with the gown. Absolutely beautiful! Perfect dream wedding. 💖🌷💍💎
Love it especially seeing the actual wedding photos. It looked a fun day. Just beautiful
So beautiful, thank you for sharing your actual wedding photos. You looked so lovely!
You're the full deal when it comes to historical fashion: talented seamstress and equestrian! One might say a true modern lady. I'm very impressed!
What a treat to see your own wedding. Thank you!😎😎😎😎😎
4:58 I didn't question the background until it suddenly moved!
LOVED this.... Congratulations on 6 years! You look beautiful!!
So wonderful to see a bridal veil worn the way it should be, and not just a piece of netting hanging off the back of the head!
Absolutely Beautiful! Also, thank you for sharing photos of your actual wedding as well. You And your husband make a beautiful couple. May you be blessed with many, many beautiful years together ⚘💗⚘
Marvellous! I would like to wear such a wedding dress at my wedding, just I would choose pure white with a red roses! Thank you for sharing such beauty with us!❤❤❤
Beautiful dress! Thanks for sharing your wedding photos as well, they're gorgeous! The part about your cousin catching your bouquet made me giggle, I just caught the bouquet at my cousin's wedding a few weeks ago :)
One of my most favorite videos. Belated Congratulations on your wedding :-)
Gorgeous!!! Love your wedding photos!! So beautiful!
What a beautiful wedding you had. That dress is the loveliest I've ever seen. I hope I can find something nearly as pretty when it's my time.
Oh! Your wedding pictures are divine! Thank you for sharing them with us all.
A breathtaking wedding dress and suit! You always have museum quality “costumes”! I would love to see the evening bodice!
I always get excited when i get notis that youve uploaded a new video. Please never stop showing us the beautiful dresses you create! And thank you for sharing some weddingimpressions with us. You look stunning as always
I thought it was so sweet that the gown you put on was your actual wedding dress!
Jessica Ison I loved that she chose her own dress. Now she can tell us about the authentic experience! :)
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful dress and lovely photos with us!
You actually look beautiful. This is a piece of history that is being lost. I love it.
You two look lovely! Modest and proud :) wish you two the absolute best and keep the videos coming! Such an absolute joy to watch ❤️
So beautiful! And I always thought the dress was one piece! Knew about the under-layers but fascinating the skirt was made up of three different pieces! Just gorgeous!!
Gorgeous through and through; the funny relatable text, the attire and the model/designer! Brava!
Wow with all those layers and buttons and tapes I can see why Miss Havisham never got round to taking hers off!
The dress is lovely, well done! I really enjoyed the pics at the end. Thank you for sharing them.
Oh my, you just put every modern gown out there to SHAME! It's so gorgeous!
that was why i decided on a priod dress - wanted a modern one as i wear a lot of historical ones for work. but couldnt find one that i would like, so after 2 months of searching i gave up and made my own...
What a lovely wedding, and everyone in such beautiful garments, and even the authentic side saddle horse riding (I ♥♥♥ horses!)! Thank you for sharing!
How wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful wedding pictures with us 😍. I am amazed and love this video ❤️. I admire your art!
Best wishes for you and the hubby from Germany
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!! Thank you for including photos of YOUR wedding!!! Beautiful!!!
You are the most beautiful bride that every little girl dreams of being. Thank you for your video.