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Princess for a day: the wedding dress in Victoria, 1840-2024

Join Margaret Anderson as she looks at the history of weddings and the wedding dress in Victoria, with some surprising results

Learning and Technology Stories, History and Discussions

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Online
09 October 2024 12:00 am - 09 October 2024 01:00 am
Free
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In elaborate white dresses, with filmy veils, happy brides smile at the world in countless photographs.

But where did the many ‘traditions’ of the wedding day come from, and did the bride always wear white?

Join Margaret Anderson as she looks at the history of weddings and the wedding dress in Victoria, with some surprising results. This talk will be presented online via Zoom.

Booked attendees will be sent a link to watch the presentation live.

They will be able to type questions to the presenter using the inbuilt functionality of Zoom.

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Whole-length portrait of woman, to left, sitting, right hand to face, wearing wedding dress. About 1890.
Photo credit: State Library Victoria

Reviewed 27 August 2024