A Vintage Bridal Gown

Steven and I have been married for almost 9 years this coming July. How time went by so fast. It seems like yesterday I met Steven for the first time.

I have been wanting to post about our wedding vignette that are displaying on a canvas in our wall bed room since a long time a go, for an unknown reason I totally neglect it. Yesterday I was looking at our wedding pictures, when I finished looking at all the pictures I then took some pictures of  the wedding vignettes from the wall and the vintage wedding gown  a long with the peonies I have in the living room.

It was a simple wedding party as I recall. I created all the table decoration like flowers and candle myself. I also created the invitation in Photoshop. I made my own hand bouquet of flower with a vintage button sewn on the stems that covered with vintage silk ribbons. My mother and father flew from Indonesia and brought many beautiful dried and polished sea shells as party favors, which I then decorated and to put on the table for each guest.

What I really love is the vintage wedding gown. It has a very soft unique color. It is like champagne color with a soft gray greenish and grey bluish tone in it. It is really a sweet 3 tiered vintage dress. The material looks vintage as well but in great condition. The top decorated with sequence all over the front part. It is simple, sweet and elegance dress.

Here you can only see the dress on the background. You can see the dried roses boutonnieres were worn by Steven and my son Buck at the wedding. Among other things on the canvas are my crystal flower hair pin, ribbons, a piece of the table cloth, mini wedding invitation, sea shells and the vintage rhinestone buttons that decorated the hand bouquet flower.

We are planning to have an exchange vows party for our 10 wedding anniversary.

I display the wedding vignettes near by my vanity table so I can see it every day. So far not a day went by without me thinking about this wedding day and  each day I  smile that we are happy embracing our moment together while waiting to celebrate our 10th anniversary next year.

Thank you so much for stopping by!