1830s wedding dress

Ball gown of ivory organdie, satin, and chiffon. C. 1830. Via Pinterest. #fashionhistory #romantic #1830s #ballgown #prettydress #ivorydress #19thcentury #whitedress #researchingtheromance

1836 Wedding Gown

1838 Wedding gown, England.

Bridal Dress 1830-1840 Artist/s name UNKNOWN Medium hand-coloured etching Measurements Accession Number 2464.4-3 Credit Line National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

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by Georges Jacques Gatine, after Louis Marie Lanté, published in Le Journal des Dames et des Modes hand-coloured etching and line engraving published 1834 © National Portrait Gallery, London

1833 Wedding dress, shoes, and embroidered drawstring bag, Australian/English. Worn by Agnes Thompson for her wedding to Dr. George Busby, government medical officer at the Convict Hospital at Bathurst.