I got married in 1966 and had a lovely wedding dress . All dresses in those day had long sleeves.and we didn’t show everything, we had a lot of respect for the way,we looked.
Me too. I got married in 1966, and my wedding dress had long sleeves, satins and Chantilly lace with a beautiful train, and married in a catholic church.
Love these pictures from the 60’s! My parents stood for a cousin’s wedding in 1964. The bridesmaids had yellow short dresses. They had a fake yellow flower with a little veil on their heads. I thought it was so cool that the bridesmaids had veils too. I would take that headpiece from my mom’s closet and play bride with it.
I had forgotten how popular veils and gloves were back then. It was really interesting to watch, I just wish they had not repeated so many of the pictures.
My parents got married in 1966, my mom borrowed her friends wedding gown and they had the reception at my grandparents house. Mom said they were saving their money for their house which they bought a year later for $18k.
Those where the days a bride came into the church as a respectful young lady ! Not showing her breasts , her legs , or her butt ! A very respectable young lady ready to start a new life with the love of her life ! The wedding gowns weren’t expensive like nowadays, then in a year they’re getting divorced!
Totally agree, respect for those around them and reverence for their place of worship. People hardly use those words these days. Never mind understand and practice them.
Totally agree with you. They were the days we knew how to have a wedding dress and also the bridesmaids, today most of them with tattoos showing, and their wedding dressers are horrible
My mother married in 1962. She looked beautiful. My grandmother was a seamstress and made the gown s of her three daughters and a niece (raised by her as a daughter). They all looked precious. My wedding gown was also quite “modest”. And beautiful too
Gorgeous the time of sophistication and elegance. Not like today where everything is laid bare ,see though and no respect for themselves, the church or priest, pastor or the person being the officiating. Let alone the father's of the bride
What I findthe most silly thing of brides today they have been living with their groom for several years, have a child together , and then do the whole Father give the Bride away. Once you have lived with and had a child you dont need anyone to give you away. Have your wedding celebration but at least walk yourself down the aisle . I just personally think it has become silly
User-Nonsense! A day most families can’t afford. A dress that costs a lot and is rarely if altered- worn again. It’s unreal. Nothing to do with learning about each other. Why would a daughter want to be ‘given away’? It’s mostly about impressing the neighbours and status. It’s the worn out traditions of other cultures. Most brides aren’t virgins any more. That’s how untruthful it all is.
I don't think it's wearing out, try abd get a wedding venue booked. However watching a young woman wafting down the aisle in a backless, sleeveless, dress cut down to there does make you wonder.
Married in 1969. My mother made my wedding dress from a Vogue pattern. It was simple yet elegant with an empire waist and Chantilly lace sleeves. My hair was in a short mod style with a short veil. I definitely looked like a 60's era bride
Ero bambina ma mi ricordo molto bene quelle spose con quegli abiti e pensavo che un giorno ne avrei indossato uno anch'io. Mi sono sposata nel 1978 e la moda era già cambiata ma il vestito bianco con il velo rimaneva sempre il preferito.
My aunt had the most beautiful short lace wedding dress in 1960’s she looked beautiful and looked like a star. Lots of photos of my Mum in a rainbow array of wonderful bridesmaids dresses, her own dress was made by my Dad’s aunts who were court dressmakers it cost £6.
I love princess length wedding gowns and enjoyed seeing the few shown here. I'm a new subscriber and look forward to seeing more videos featuring wedding gowns of different eras.
My parents were married in 1969. They eloped to Nevada. My mom wore the suit she had worn for her first husband’s funeral!! Our family always teased her and dad about that.
Um just an FYI. Back during this time it was traditionally the responsibility of the brides side to buy the ALL the bridal party dresses. Add the cost of these dresses tells you just how much money where putting into a wedding.
🎉😮hermosa epoca reflejada encestas lindas fotos, en donde todo sueño de una mujer era su vestido de novia, queca pasado el tiempo pero hay diseñadores moderno que aun les ponen un toque de esa epoca del glamur tradicional, felicitaciones❤😊
I miei genitori di sono sposati il 22 settembre 1960 erano bellissimi......mio papà completo grigio chiaro e cravatta di seta bianca. Mia mamma un abito largo in pizzo con velo corto e piume di struzzo sul capo❤❤❤
Some of the dresses from the 60's had strong influence from the 50's. Those are the ones that are timeless. The rest during that decade make me cringe.
So true! I was at a classy restaurant in town I live in last weekend. It was prom night. The boys packed together, not with their dates. The girls in skimpy dresses and white platform sneakers. It was all I could do to not roll my eyes.
Yo me case. Con un vestido . De invierno. 1992. En la. Basilica el salbador. Santiago de chile mi vestido era muy lindo. Elegante. Muy hermoso.modelo. princesa. Con una cola larga. . ❤❤❤❤
I got married in 1978. My dress had a scoop neckline, long sleeves with cutouts in them, a train with a long veil. Looked mostly like what you see here except for the neckline. I am totally disgusted by the brides that show off all (they call it “sexy”, I call it trampy , then it lasts a year ( or less). Mine has lasted 46 years.
Развлечения
Love the 60's style, very fashionable and respectable.
Yes like my grang mom bridal gown, so classic and awesome, mostly pure lace and veil, 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Love those gowns! Both the bouffant and sheath styles. So very elegant.
I got married in 1966 and had a lovely wedding dress . All dresses in those day had long sleeves.and we didn’t show everything, we had a lot of respect for the way,we looked.
Me too. I got married in 1966, and my wedding dress had long sleeves, satins and Chantilly lace with a beautiful train, and married in a catholic church.
Do you still have your dress?!?❤
@@katherinecumbo5906 Do you still have your dress?!?❤
Si mi madre platicaba ello el respeto más que nada a su fe de ir como toda una novia al altar con o sin damas pero bien.
@@kat35lulu88 no unfortunately .
Love these pictures from the 60’s! My parents stood for a cousin’s wedding in 1964. The bridesmaids had yellow short dresses. They had a fake yellow flower with a little veil on their heads. I thought it was so cool that the bridesmaids had veils too. I would take that headpiece from my mom’s closet and play bride with it.
Me too. My mother still had her veil too and to play with it was magic
hope they had happy lives together.
I had forgotten how popular veils and gloves were back then. It was really interesting to watch, I just wish they had not repeated so many of the pictures.
I love them!!
Really beautiful dresses 👗❤❤ 👗
My parents got married in 1966, my mom borrowed her friends wedding gown and they had the reception at my grandparents house. Mom said they were saving their money for their house which they bought a year later for $18k.
Beautiful memory, thank you for sharing.❤🙏✌️
Married June 1964. Had a beautiful lace dress. My bridesmsids dress were so pretty. Memories.❤
I was born I June 1964. Turning 60 very soon 😊😊
Those where the days a bride came into the church as a respectful young lady ! Not showing her breasts , her legs , or her butt ! A very respectable young lady ready to start a new life with the love of her life ! The wedding gowns weren’t expensive like nowadays, then in a year they’re getting divorced!
Totally agree! Class, timeless, and elegant. They were ladies!
Totally agree, respect for those around them and reverence for their place of worship. People hardly use those words these days. Never mind understand and practice them.
Totally agree with you. They were the days we knew how to have a wedding dress and also the bridesmaids, today most of them with tattoos showing, and their wedding dressers are horrible
Lots of old ladies here!😂 how many of you were pregnant under those big ugly dresses! Ahhh yes its what you don’t tell. Getting to the alter quick!😂😂😂
@@sherryrutledge8792 The child was born and had a mother and father they knew, Not ripped to pieces and flung in a bucket.
The dresses are all so beautiful and sophisticated 🥰 back when women were ladies 🥰
Love all the verions of green bridesmaids dresses. 60s green.
These dresses are beautiful. A bride should look lovely, not cheap as many do now.
My mother married in 1962. She looked beautiful. My grandmother was a seamstress and made the gown s of her three daughters and a niece (raised by her as a daughter). They all looked precious. My wedding gown was also quite “modest”. And beautiful too
Has someone who used to work in a Bridal shop ,most of those dresses you could wear today .Much more classy than the strapless ones .
I loved the wedding dress that Grace Kelly wore in the movie "High Society" just beautiful..
Gorgeous the time of sophistication and elegance. Not like today where everything is laid bare ,see though and no respect for themselves, the church or priest, pastor or the person being the officiating. Let alone the father's of the bride
Più belle le spose di una volta che queste di oggi❤
Так они были невестами, девушками...
The bridesmaids headgear was typical of that time. Same on my mums wedding photos in 1961.
Lovely to see beautiful but all so modest bridal gowns.
What I findthe most silly thing of brides today they have been living with their groom for several years, have a child together , and then do the whole Father give the Bride away. Once you have lived with and had a child you dont need anyone to give you away. Have your wedding celebration but at least walk yourself down the aisle . I just personally think it has become silly
Why even have a wedding? It's a mockery. The issue is MOOT
I have seen couples walk down the aisle together.
All the people in these shots look 1,000 more classy and stylish than people do today
I remember some 60s brides wore elegant brocade suits with fur collar and a tiny matching fur hat. Very elegant.
beautiful moments, memories forever ❤
User-Nonsense! A day most families can’t afford. A dress that costs a lot and is rarely if altered- worn again.
It’s unreal. Nothing to do with learning about each other.
Why would a daughter want to be ‘given away’?
It’s mostly about impressing the neighbours and status.
It’s the worn out traditions of other cultures. Most brides aren’t virgins any more.
That’s how untruthful it all is.
Schöne Bilder und die Brautkleider sind sehr schön
I don't think it's wearing out, try abd get a wedding venue booked. However watching a young woman wafting down the aisle in a backless, sleeveless, dress cut down to there does make you wonder.
Imagine having 3 or 4 best friends at once!❤❤❤❤
Married in 1963. Did the fitted gown, brocade bridesmaids dresses. Pale turquoise and pale peach.
Una boda no es para enseñar su cuerpo debemos vestir con respeto. Es como es una boda gracias bendiciones
Felicitări pentru videoclip.
So beautiful shows the person
Married in 1969. My mother made my wedding dress from a Vogue pattern. It was simple yet elegant with an empire waist and Chantilly lace sleeves. My hair was in a short mod style with a short veil. I definitely looked like a 60's era bride
Loved this. Some beautiful dresses. (I wish brides wouldn't wear glasses)
Wtf is wrong with you
Some of us are practically blind without our glasses and going without is not a choice.
Ero bambina ma mi ricordo molto bene quelle spose con quegli abiti e pensavo che un giorno ne avrei indossato uno anch'io. Mi sono sposata nel 1978 e la moda era già cambiata ma il vestito bianco con il velo rimaneva sempre il preferito.
Our society has lost the sanctity of marriage. So sad.
Women knew how to dress in those days. They had respect for themselves, their husband and the church.
Foarte frumos.
Brings back memories
My aunt had the most beautiful short lace wedding dress in 1960’s she looked beautiful and looked like a star. Lots of photos of my Mum in a rainbow array of wonderful bridesmaids dresses, her own dress was made by my Dad’s aunts who were court dressmakers it cost £6.
These dresses were before my tume but theyre beautiful. Girls getting married today should look for such beatiful and dignified dresses.
I love princess length wedding gowns and enjoyed seeing the few shown here. I'm a new subscriber and look forward to seeing more videos featuring wedding gowns of different eras.
My parents were married in 1969. They eloped to Nevada. My mom wore the suit she had worn for her first husband’s funeral!! Our family always teased her and dad about that.
BEAUTIFUL 🌹
Bonitos vestidos!! Con mí hna y mí prima fuimos cortejos de mí tía, apenas con 6 añitos, no sabíamos que hacer 😁💖
Que lindo veo desde nicaragua
My Mama's Dress 🤍 She is so Beautiful
Sweet
Predivne
Most of them clean classy looks, tea length or long.
VINTAGE, when women were ladies 🌹
Um just an FYI. Back during this time it was traditionally the responsibility of the brides side to buy the ALL the bridal party dresses. Add the cost of these dresses tells you just how much money where putting into a wedding.
If you took away the headpieces and viels, most of the dresses would still look lovely today. My favourite was the mini dress!
🎉😮hermosa epoca reflejada encestas lindas fotos, en donde todo sueño de una mujer era su vestido de novia, queca pasado el tiempo pero hay diseñadores moderno que aun les ponen un toque de esa epoca del glamur tradicional, felicitaciones❤😊
😢las novias de los años 60 eran muy censillas pero muy elegantes .❤😂
I loved Jackie Kennedy ensembles
Bellissimo sposi quanto l amore non ha tempo ed epoca .....poesia che rimane imortale con il suo bene e male ❤❤❤❤
I was married in 1967. Short gowns were "in" at the time.
Molto belli.questi
Vestiti da sposa ❤❤❤❤❤
Dommage qu'aujourd'hui certaines robes de mariées soient trop dénudées.
La CLASSEE UN. c'est tout !!!!
Да, дамы были дамами, их добивались мужчины, на них хотели жениться. Платья были красивые, нежные, без голых ног и плечей, как сейчас"из сауны".
así me gusta muchísimo los velos de novia 👰
Belos vestidos de noivas nos anos60.Lembro me das fotos de albuns de familia❤
I miei genitori di sono sposati il 22 settembre 1960 erano bellissimi......mio papà completo grigio chiaro e cravatta di seta bianca. Mia mamma un abito largo in pizzo con velo corto e piume di struzzo sul capo❤❤❤
I hate that dresses are so expensive. I ended up going to the JP because the dresses in my size are so expensive. I'm not that big either. 😢
Some of the dresses from the 60's had strong influence from the 50's. Those are the ones that are timeless. The rest during that decade make me cringe.
Most of the 60s really looked stereotypical 50s people don't even know
***「優雅」喔~~~~~~
This generation - doesn't have a clue !!!!!
No, they don't unfortunately for them, Social engineering has deliberately turned us Westerners into oversexed consumers only. Mobile phone paupers.
So true! I was at a classy restaurant in town I live in last weekend. It was prom night. The boys packed together, not with their dates. The girls in skimpy dresses and white platform sneakers. It was all I could do to not roll my eyes.
They wouldn’t be caught dead in a wedding dress that’s not showing lot of skin.
@@beverlyrhame3692 Every modicum of modesty is taken from them. Do they know they have a soul?
@@marygunning5121 this is what happens when shame is no longer a virtue.😞
Yo me case. Con un vestido . De invierno. 1992. En la. Basilica el salbador. Santiago de chile mi vestido era muy lindo. Elegante. Muy hermoso.modelo. princesa. Con una cola larga. . ❤❤❤❤
I got married in 1978. My dress had a scoop neckline, long sleeves with cutouts in them, a train with a long veil. Looked mostly like what you see here except for the neckline. I am totally disgusted by the brides that show off all (they call it “sexy”, I call it trampy , then it lasts a year ( or less).
Mine has lasted 46 years.
WUNDERSCHÖN
These are 1960s wedding gowns and dresses
Almost all of these were 1960s weddings
Yes, but anyway, my daughter was the more beautiful bride!
3/4 length sleeves. Meh.
Fürchterliche Hintergrundmusik, viel zu laut.
Que horror no me gustan !!!