Bridal gown display

[ohairas]

Hi girls! I think I get to go see these this weekend, I can't wait.
http://web.mohistory.org/cakePHP/unCommonThreadsSite/something
Nikki

 

[Miss Neecerie]

oooh very cool...

we demand pictures if they let you take them

 

[FourKingTwenty]

My great-grandmother's wedding dress is part of that exhibit.

 

[epr25]

This show is way more in depth then the one that I went to. I so enjoyed the one I saw. This one looks wonderful! I wish we all could go!

 

[NicolettaRose]

Nice stuff! I wish I could go to that I am a sucker for anything vintage wedding related.

 

[ohairas]

My great-grandmother's wedding dress is part of that exhibit.

Do you wish to tell the name or what the dress looks like?
Museum says non flash photography is allowed, woohoo!
Nikki

 

[Vix]

I'm so glad you made mention of this! I'm going to St. Louis in August to move my cousin in and she'll be just down the street. I was going to start looking for things to do while there this weekend, but now I know my first! You'll definitely have to tell us how it goes. :eusa_clap

 

[goldwyn girl]

How wonderful, yes, photo's please.

 

[FourKingTwenty]

Do you wish to tell the name or what the dress looks like?
Museum says non flash photography is allowed, woohoo!
Nikki

It's this one. This is the picture from the website.

 

[ohairas]

Hi all! I was able to take pics, but without a flash my camera takes very blurry shots. You can see closer images by clicking on each dress here,
http://web.mohistory.org/cakePHP/unCommonThreadsSite/dresses_1850_1900
My favorite was the Emma Johnson Forbes dress.

FourKing, I did see that gown. The beading was amazing! How neat that your great-grandmother's gown was on display.
Nikki