Wedding gowns

Here you will find a number of gowns dating back to the thirties and up to recent day styles. They are sold as is. If you require more photos or information about these beautiful creations, please contact Roxane and I will be pleased to reply to the best of my knowledge! They can be altered to a certain extent, at additional cost.

This beautiful ivory satin floor length gown from the thirties is classy and simple. It is cut on the bias, gathered at the bust line and on the bolero's short-sleeved caps. A narrow belt emphasizes the waistline and a bow decorates the neckline of the matching bolero jacket.
Size 4; $100.

At left: A silver satin thirties dress, cut on the bias, for it's slinky results, is also floor length. It has long sleeves with puffy caps and a draping neckline, adorned by a self-fabric bunch of flowers.
Size 4; $100.

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This classic early nineties gown is made from ivory satin. It features a shoulder draping collar and
long narrow sleeves ending in slender points on the hands. The short train can be hooked up into a small bustle.
Size 10: $100.
Right:This original headpiece is beaded on layers of lace and has a waist-length triple-layered veil attached. One size: $30.

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An ivory coloured seventies gown with a folk, Queen Anne, look. Lots of lace on tulle, gathered at sides, like the hem. The sleeves are all lace as is the lower back hem. The riding hat has a cathedral length veil attached as well as feathers and a little beading. The tulle is gathered into a pouf at the back of the hat's crown. The outfit is completed with a lace parasol, see below.
Size 6: $100.

A delightful vision from Party Time, this off-white matte satin full length gown with attached train has a separate crinoline, seen below right. Gently gathered sleeve caps flow into narrow cuffs at wrists. The bodice is overlayed by beaded and sequinned lace which forms a scalloped sweetheart neckline.This scalloping is mirrored all around the hemline of the cathedral length train, see below left. Beaded flowers and sprays of pearls on a comb complete the headpiece, below right.
Size 8-10: $150.

Parasols and riding hats are the ideal accessories for the Queen Anne style gown. Two parasol types are shown at right: sateen cloth, edged with lace or all lace.
Sateen parasol: $40. Lace parasol:$20.

Another mid-eighties Queen Anne style gown. The skirt and sleeves are lightweight ivory challis (100% wool). The bodice is overlaid with rice-bead guipure lace (see detail below), also used on the bottom half of the sleeves and along the train's hem. The empire waistline is outlined with satin ribbon and the back closes with 24 self-fabric covered buttons. The riding hat is decorated with the lace, netting and feathers.
Size 8-10: $150.