I'm so excited. Lookey what my mom bought for me

Just looked it up, I'll amend it a bit -- it was white starting in about 1800 some places, then stopped during WWII here, and came back after the war, which is what I was thinking of.

Good Queen Victoria was married in white.

Before her time the wedding dress was usually something that could be worn on other occasions. A Dress for One Wearing would have been wickedly extravagant for most brides.

Still is, for most people I know.

As an uppity honorary third cousin thrice removed of the bride I am insisting that all thoughts about symbolism, commericalism and general hoopla in weddings be posted here:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1136295#1136295

Best obey. Us triple bitches is nasty.

I guess I must have misunderstood panzade this morning

My posting was geared towards Magus of course.
It's such a joyous day for every bride, and it shouldn't
be tainted by anything or anybody.


panzade

I think Panzade did mean we shouldn't lock Magus out of the discussion, I could be wrong. In any case, the merits of money on weddings has been moved to another channel.