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A few months ago I picked up a really wonderful antique photo album. These lovely Wedding photos came from that album. Here we have 3 different couples, all dressed in their wedding day finery. The first one is my favorite, it was attached with some old black photo corners, I liked the look of them, so I scanned them with the photo. So much fun for your vintage collage or mixed media projects!And speaking of Weddings... be sure and check out the new site One Pretty Wedding, to find loads of DIY ideas for planning the perfect wedding! Even if your not planning a wedding, you'll find lots of creative inspiration!
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excellent photos xoxo karen
ReplyDeleteThanks!! These are wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited! I am doing my first indie wedding show this month and you can be sure that I will be making some fun stuff with these goodies! Thank you!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for these Karen. It must be the day for weddings - I just popped over to Laura at 52 flea and it is her wedding anniversary AND it's mine (and my husband's of course)!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you guys like these!
ReplyDeleteAnji, Happy Anniversary! I guess you are right, because mine was yesterday!
They don't look very happy :(
ReplyDelete"It's your WEDDING day! Of course you can't have fun!" Very amazing nonetheless. It's interesting tp see the change wedding photographs have taken.
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Great wedding photos indeed!
ReplyDeleteMmmh, thinking about Wolfie Loveheart´s comment... I got dozens of vintage family photos where you don´t see people smiling. Seemed to be no habit those days :)
Thanks a lot for sharing
Wolfie & Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteThe reason people didn't smile for photos back then, was because it took a very long time to get the photo, and they had to stay still for a number of minutes while waiting for the exposure. It's difficult to freeze a smile for many minutes, so therefore a serious expression was the easiest way to keep the face in the exact same pose for such a long time.
Lovely! I have a stash of antique photos and postcards from antique and thrift stores in NY. Love it when they tell a story, if you find a cache from one family or person.
ReplyDeleteLove these photos, LOL I got married in blue jeans at the Justice of the Peace office 25 yrs ago. Times have changed.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Such wonderful photos....i find it a shame that they get lost from there families....great for us to look at tho....i have some of my own family..i love vintage.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen !!!
ReplyDeleteMy Grandparents Ricardo and Carmen
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hi thanks for sharing this
ReplyDeleteregards.
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Gracias, me encanta graphics fairi
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