Looks just like what my nana was married in! Her dress was (perhaps edgy at the time, or maybe just thrifty) a wine color. They got married in the church then had cake and punch in the basement 😂 the next day my grampa went right back to work
I feel like I read that on a plate at the Alberta Aviation Museum. But it may have been a different couple or I’m misremembering the information on the display
I was married in 1982. I wore a prom dress that cost me only $75.00. It was a sleeveless lace bodice, floor length, white with an elastic waist. I loved it. I still have it today.
I got married in only 2018 and my wedding dress was only $75! I got so lucky! The woman who owned the place closed out all the wedding dresses for $75 regardless of orig price to make room for prom/quinceañera dresses. It had to be expensive. Beaded, laced up, boning, with a beaded train. Not what I imagined I'd wear but it was perfect. My husband spent more on his suit!
I married in 2013 and wore a prom dress too! (£35). Turquoise halter neck, elastic bodice back, floor length organza-type material with beaded empire waist. Considering altering it to shorter, fuller skirt and replacing the beading with something different.
That is so wonderful that you had that opportunity to wear her dress and that it was also perfect for you!!! I admit to being a little jealous, my Mom was so much more petite than I am, so it wasn't possible for me to wear her dress. Think 4'8 vs. 5'1, 88 lbs vs. 100lbs. Hers was a cold climate dress, but we live in a hot climate, so I got over it quickly when Daddy went with me and Mom to pick my dress. My Daddy truly surprised us by not only helping me pick the right dress, but asking if the little extras that I wanted could be added in with the alterations. So, I got my silk rosettes!!!
@@jennifergraceh It was almost 28 years ago, but I remember it so frequently and clearly. Especially since he passed away 10 years later. He and I did the home repairs together, as well as help my Grandparents with their rent houses, something my brothers had no interest in. He also taught me to change a tire and the oil in my car. And to replace the belts. Yes, my first car was an oldie....but he didn’t fail on the girl stuff. He once fixed a metal attachment problem for a pearl drop with one of my banquet dresses, in less than 5 minutes. 😅 He took me on errands with him and cared for me on his off- time, when Mom was working. Back then, he got teased a little with him toting me around, but he didn't care. Or at least he didn't say. I'm the better for it and stronger for his care and influence in life. It was funny that such a big and burly man (but wonderful teddy bear) came into the bridal salons with me and Mom. They weren't used to this back then where we live. But he was helpful and had a good eye for what looked right. Mom just laughed and said that maybe he needed to take over all our clothes shopping! He said no. Just this stuff. 👌 ❤❤❤
You look gorgeous in all of them but I remember the ‘80s having those insane over designed dresses with huge puffy sleeves and tons of lace and crystal headbands. I’m glad I got married in the ‘90s!
I think 80s dresses were bigger than this one. My early 80's wedding Barbie had a dress sort of like the 70s and 80s dresses she showed here. Diana's wedding dress was a turning point for dress shape.
My great grandma got married in the 40s and because she'd been a member of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force during the war (women's branch of the RAF, in Britain during the war women were both conscripted, basically drafted to Americans, and able to volunteer. My great grandma volunteered) and had worked on several bases he dress was made with actual spare parachute silk she was given for free off the base because rationing lasted several years after the war. We also have several letters from both my great grandfather begging her to come home (he'd wanted to sign up with the RAF but because he was an essential farm worker he needed his bosses permission which he couldn't get) and a photo of her in her full uniform. My grandma said her mum always had the air of a sargent major while she was growing up lol. She was a very old woman while I knew her and she died when I was 16 but I loved her a lot.
My grandmother was married in OD green nylon my grandad sent her his rserve chute from market garden he assumed it was white and never checked but she made her dress out of it anyways and he didn't find out till they got married in late 46 when she walked down the isle i guessost of the ladys knew but the men wernt told she was wearing OD green
@@the.other.ian. my great aunt scanned the wedding photo as part of a historical preservation thing, she's into all that genealogy and family history stuff, so it is online somewhere, I'll text her and see if she has the link.
my grandma got married in the 60s, her dress had an empire cut and the skirt was super short, i believe half of her thighs were showing. and she has a similar dress but in lilac, all lace and handmade by a relative, i love it
I wore a 70’s dress. Long sleeves and high neck. Daughter had it shortened/train removed and the sleeves made into bell sleeves for her rehearsal dinner. Everyone was asking where she got it. ❤️
Says “traditional” and shows a cape 😆 I do wish that would become fashionable again! I do love the fabric on the first wedding dress! I didn’t know tiaras were popular during that time period.
my parents got married in the early 90s and my mom asked my dad if there was anything he liked on a wedding dress. my dad is willing to engage with femininity but he doesn’t actually know anything about it lol, so he did think about it but his only thought was “one of those big bows on the butt.” she did honor his request lol bc he’s right, those are cute. so i liked the big bow on the butt of your 90s dress!!!
Mine was definitely the 1990s-style dress. A sweetheart neckline and long-sleeved with laced material on the arms and top of the dress. It was a bit larger on the bottom with the hoop skirt underneath and also had a long train. In the summer of 2010, I lucked out in finding the perfect dress before that fall. A wedding boutique had closed and sold all of their merchandise to the vocational schooling institution I was currently attending. They held a clothing drive and sold it and all the accessories to me for $40 (originally $600+/$700+). I was beyond thankful. It only took an additional $150 to have it taken into a size 12 (originally size 22) at an alteration store. My wedding shoes were silky white and matched the bottom of the dress exactly.
Woooooow.... the 40s, 50s, and 70s dressed are soooooo beautiful. I feel like I'd feel so gorgeous if i wore any of them on my wedding day - but especially that lovely silk one!
the 1950s dresses are definitely my favorite! 💜
agreed, 50's dress in the 40's fabric
Mine too it's very pretty
Same, so my vibe
Looks just like what my nana was married in! Her dress was (perhaps edgy at the time, or maybe just thrifty) a wine color. They got married in the church then had cake and punch in the basement 😂 the next day my grampa went right back to work
Me too❤!
I remember one super adorable story of a woman who made her wedding dress out of the parachute that saved her then fiance's life.
I feel like I read that on a plate at the Alberta Aviation Museum. But it may have been a different couple or I’m misremembering the information on the display
honestly, goals
I believe that was Lt. welsh’s wife from band of brothers
My grandpa saved his parachute for his daughter and when he tried to take it out of storage 20 years later it disintegrated.
@@winterrose8174crazy
40s and 90s were drop dead gorgeous
Omg yess !
Agreed
Agreed 👍
Not sure why but that 70s dress spoke to me. May be I need a second wedding 😂
I would wear the 1940s❤
Same
Yup for sure
Same
I love either 1940s or 1950s
Same. That one and the one from the 60s.
I was married in 1982. I wore a prom dress that cost me only $75.00.
It was a sleeveless lace bodice, floor length, white with an elastic waist. I loved it. I still have it today.
40 and 50
Wow amazing!I bet it’s so pretty!❤
Dang thats $235.77 today
I got married in only 2018 and my wedding dress was only $75! I got so lucky! The woman who owned the place closed out all the wedding dresses for $75 regardless of orig price to make room for prom/quinceañera dresses. It had to be expensive. Beaded, laced up, boning, with a beaded train. Not what I imagined I'd wear but it was perfect. My husband spent more on his suit!
I married in 2013 and wore a prom dress too! (£35). Turquoise halter neck, elastic bodice back, floor length organza-type material with beaded empire waist. Considering altering it to shorter, fuller skirt and replacing the beading with something different.
I love the Victorian revival dress. It’s so pretty and simple
Very romantic and.often with a prairie revival look. Gunne Sax was the dress label to have for proms and weddings.
I *LOVED* the 60s one, it feels so badass
Badass? I was thinking of Frances dress from the movie legend lol
Love the 70's. I always admired Victorian and Edwardian era clothing, so I can definitely admire their revival during that time :3
I agree! It really caught my eye. It looks so cool 😁 I would love to have a dress like that
@@Luffy_D_Goofyyes
what Edward is the Edwardian era named after & why have i never heard of it before
@@MistyInTheCloudzIt is named after King Edward VII, Queen Victoria's eldest son.
Absolutely! ❤
The 70s one definitely. I have this dark academia/boho style and that one is perfect for that 😊
40's raw silk dress was stunning
The 40s and 50s dresses are STUNNING
I love the 70s one
Same
40s and 70s were so pretty
Exactly
♡♡♡♡
The 1990s dresses are gorgeous. My favorite so far!
40s, so simple and elegant ❤
The 1960s one is so pretty. 😍
Love them all! I wore my husband's grandmother's handmade wedding dress from 1971. It fit like a glove and it was honestly the dress of my dreams.
That’s sooo sweet,honestly I dream of stuff like this!
That is so wonderful that you had that opportunity to wear her dress and that it was also perfect for you!!! I admit to being a little jealous, my Mom was so much more petite than I am, so it wasn't possible for me to wear her dress. Think 4'8 vs. 5'1, 88 lbs vs. 100lbs. Hers was a cold climate dress, but we live in a hot climate, so I got over it quickly when Daddy went with me and Mom to pick my dress. My Daddy truly surprised us by not only helping me pick the right dress, but asking if the little extras that I wanted could be added in with the alterations. So, I got my silk rosettes!!!
Love them so much wedding dress form 1972 like goblin was dressed of my dreams
@@2Cambellthat’s so lovely your dad went too! What an amazing memory!
@@jennifergraceh It was almost 28 years ago, but I remember it so frequently and clearly. Especially since he passed away 10 years later. He and I did the home repairs together, as well as help my Grandparents with their rent houses, something my brothers had no interest in. He also taught me to change a tire and the oil in my car. And to replace the belts. Yes, my first car was an oldie....but he didn’t fail on the girl stuff. He once fixed a metal attachment problem for a pearl drop with one of my banquet dresses, in less than 5 minutes. 😅 He took me on errands with him and cared for me on his off- time, when Mom was working. Back then, he got teased a little with him toting me around, but he didn't care. Or at least he didn't say. I'm the better for it and stronger for his care and influence in life. It was funny that such a big and burly man (but wonderful teddy bear) came into the bridal salons with me and Mom. They weren't used to this back then where we live. But he was helpful and had a good eye for what looked right. Mom just laughed and said that maybe he needed to take over all our clothes shopping! He said no. Just this stuff. 👌 ❤❤❤
The 60s and 70s are definitely my fav
the 70s dress was amazing, definitely my favourite!
You look gorgeous in all of them but I remember the ‘80s having those insane over designed dresses with huge puffy sleeves and tons of lace and crystal headbands. I’m glad I got married in the ‘90s!
Exactly. They were everywhere with the huge, teased, over-sprayed hair.
I think 80s dresses were bigger than this one. My early 80's wedding Barbie had a dress sort of like the 70s and 80s dresses she showed here. Diana's wedding dress was a turning point for dress shape.
I like them all. Although I have seen from the 90’s that were real nightmares.
I know. She's so wrong
No one really said 1950s.... but I just love that style!!! SO MUCH!!! I wanna bring that style of dresses back...
I really like the 40's and 90's they are both absolutely beautiful
The 40's and 50's dresses where everything ❤
your nineties dress looks more 80s- in the mid 90s dresses started to get more simple
and the 90s head peice looks more 60s, my grandma had one like it
I don’t know if you saw or not but it said wedding dresses
are you sure? The 90s dress looked just like my mom's, and she was married in the 90s.
@@hazel1418 yes i saw it
I went to SO many weddings in the 90's, and they were all giant, busy dresses, like holdovers from our 80's prom dresses.
1970’s one caught my eye, very cottagecore(?) and really dreamy to me ❤ maybe it’s the hair piece that’s doing the job, but it looks gorgeous.
The 1940s and 1990s are my favorite 😍
The 50's dresses are my favourite
I love the 60's dress. It's wonderful
My great grandma got married in the 40s and because she'd been a member of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force during the war (women's branch of the RAF, in Britain during the war women were both conscripted, basically drafted to Americans, and able to volunteer. My great grandma volunteered) and had worked on several bases he dress was made with actual spare parachute silk she was given for free off the base because rationing lasted several years after the war. We also have several letters from both my great grandfather begging her to come home (he'd wanted to sign up with the RAF but because he was an essential farm worker he needed his bosses permission which he couldn't get) and a photo of her in her full uniform. My grandma said her mum always had the air of a sargent major while she was growing up lol. She was a very old woman while I knew her and she died when I was 16 but I loved her a lot.
aw that's so wholesome!
My grandmother was married in OD green nylon my grandad sent her his rserve chute from market garden he assumed it was white and never checked but she made her dress out of it anyways and he didn't find out till they got married in late 46 when she walked down the isle i guessost of the ladys knew but the men wernt told she was wearing OD green
Damn i want to see that parachute dress
@@the.other.ian. my great aunt scanned the wedding photo as part of a historical preservation thing, she's into all that genealogy and family history stuff, so it is online somewhere, I'll text her and see if she has the link.
40s, 70s, and 90s. That's my pick.
The last one but with the cape. A wedding dress with a cape is so cool
The 1950's dress is probably my favorite, I would DEFINITELY wear that dress to my wedding!!
That first dress in IMPECCABLE and perfect on you!
70’s/80’s
They are so pretty and my style.
The 70s look has my heart
1940s is just so breathtaking. it reminds me of the dress sandra bullock wears in the proposal, which was 1930s style if I’m not mistaken.
Love the 70's. It's so beautiful
70s is my favorite!💙
Princess Diana was a great influence in 80's. Dresses were so heavy.
The 60's is my fave. Love the princess bride vibe
Its the cape and empire waist for me
50’s and 70’s have my heart
The first dress!!! So classy!👰🎩💍💒
I like the 70s, 50s, 60,s and 90s ^^
Love the 70s one
The 1st one , soo beautiful
1950s and 1970s are my favorites! Very pretty
Oh! The 90s dress immediately reminded me of Rachel's first scene in Friends!
You missed all of us having a dupe of Diana’s wedding dress in the early 90’s
Either 1940s or 1970s. Especially the 1970s, its so pretty!😃
40s is the most beautiful wedding ensemble I have ever laid eyes on! 😮
50s and 70s were very beautiful!
my grandma got married in the 60s, her dress had an empire cut and the skirt was super short, i believe half of her thighs were showing. and she has a similar dress but in lilac, all lace and handmade by a relative, i love it
70 is my style
The 60s column dress is gorgeous.
40 or 50s are absolutely STUNNING
I wore a 70’s dress. Long sleeves and high neck. Daughter had it shortened/train removed and the sleeves made into bell sleeves for her rehearsal dinner. Everyone was asking where she got it. ❤️
I'm really loving the 70's dress. I want one in black!
I loved the 70's dresses. So pretty!
That 50s dress is just 💋 ❤. I love that era in fashion. It's classy and modest, but not too modest.
Honestly, you couldn't pay me to wear any of these for my actual wedding. XD
90’s looks so good in my opinion
50s, 70s, and 90s were all so pretty
1960s is definitely my favorite. My dream dress has lace sleeves and a high neck lace collar ❤
id definitely be in something 70s if i was gonna wear a dress to my wedding :) the victorian era was very pretty
70's is just what im looking for, so gorgeous 😍
40s are def my favorite
Says “traditional” and shows a cape 😆 I do wish that would become fashionable again!
I do love the fabric on the first wedding dress! I didn’t know tiaras were popular during that time period.
my parents got married in the early 90s and my mom asked my dad if there was anything he liked on a wedding dress. my dad is willing to engage with femininity but he doesn’t actually know anything about it lol, so he did think about it but his only thought was “one of those big bows on the butt.” she did honor his request lol bc he’s right, those are cute. so i liked the big bow on the butt of your 90s dress!!!
They are all beautiful, cool and pretty wedding dresses to me! 😀
I would wearr all. They are so beautiful and simple❤😊
The 1970 hippy victorian revival dress, I feel in love with it ❤
Mine was definitely the 1990s-style dress.
A sweetheart neckline and long-sleeved with laced material on the arms and top of the dress. It was a bit larger on the bottom with the hoop skirt underneath and also had a long train.
In the summer of 2010, I lucked out in finding the perfect dress before that fall. A wedding boutique had closed and sold all of their merchandise to the vocational schooling institution I was currently attending.
They held a clothing drive and sold it and all the accessories to me for $40 (originally $600+/$700+). I was beyond thankful. It only took an additional $150 to have it taken into a size 12 (originally size 22) at an alteration store. My wedding shoes were silky white and matched the bottom of the dress exactly.
The very first SILK dress is the BOMB ⚡☔⚡ Absolutely beautiful.. I would wear that one in a minute. 💖🌀💜🔥💛
90’s all the way! 😍
the 70s one is absolutely gorgeous
They are all gorgeous but I like the 50's and 70's
50s were amzing
The 40's dress is gorgeous
1970's and 1980's are giving Goth brides and I love it!
Woooooow.... the 40s, 50s, and 70s dressed are soooooo beautiful. I feel like I'd feel so gorgeous if i wore any of them on my wedding day - but especially that lovely silk one!
That 60s dress is awesome!!
The 60s dress was pretty. ❤
These dresses are beauties. Love this era
I’d definitely wear 1990’s it looks gorgeous
The silk dress looked amazing on you. You look so fabulous in all of them. But the silk, and how it contours to your body perfectly, Brilliant!
the 50s one ! its cute and not super extravagant which i like :3
I would wear the 60s ones. One of my favorite fashion eras. I love the cape.
1960's! I love the cape, I will definitely wear one to my own wedding!
that 70's dress just fits my style smmmmm
The second marriage hits hard. Couldn’t imagine the sacrifices
70's though I love the 60's capes!
The 80’s looks so comfy
The 70’s looks amazing
im personally in love with the 70's dress
That cape in the 1960 is just 😍🥰
the 50s dress is so pretty!
90's was absolute glamazon energy and I've always adored it.
50's are the best!
40s & 50s are my favorite!