Madi Lane Throughout history, wedding dresses have often been likened to the type of dresses worn by royalty
Southern novelists from the eighteen-thirties on harked back to the ancien regime of Colonial Virginia with stricken delight, as in John Esten Cookes The Virginia Comedians, of 1854, quoted in Edmund Wilsons Patriotic Gore: Where are they now, those stalwart cavaliers and lovely dames who filled that former time with so much light, and merriment, and joyous laughter
~ Northwest Passage H.S
For once youre more relaxed, save the glitzy, shiny blues
The dress part, including the slip, may be of any of the pastel shades, and the fringe can be shaded from light to dark of the same color, or it may be any other pastel shade that would effect a clever combination