
The gown

Some detail of the gown

More details, isn't it lovely?!

The under-gown is beautifully made as well. I hate to call it a slip, because it is much more beautiful than that.

Some of the detailing on the under-gown
Along with the dress come care instructions and a little bit of history regarding the dress.

Here is a list (it's got names on both sides)of people who have worn the gown over the years, including my father, grandmother, aunts, cousins, second cousins, etc.

Pictures of family who has previously worn the gown. Does this top picture look familiar? It's Cordelia---she and Elise look a lot alike!

Here is a family member wearing the dress in 1942!
I am so happy to be passing on this tradition to my girls!
8 comments:
That is neat that you have that many family members that have wore that.
I adore this post!
How beautiful and special it has made it all these years. So much history! I hope you have a wonderful day celebrating :)
How beautiful! Blessings to all of your family on this joyful day!
Beautiful!
Wow. I got goose-bumpy thinking about the history of the gown! Excellent.
what a beautiful heirloom and a lovely family tradition!
What an incredible piece of family history. The dress is amazing and the list with pictures...wow.
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