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Greetings all! Today we’re very excited to welcome aboard new Deco Weddings sponsor Wardrobe Shop, and once you take a look at some of their spectacular 1920s inspired stock, we know you’re going to be just as thrilled as we are. Let’s start with some of the gowns, shall we?
We’re back! Sorry for the delay in posting, it has been a crazy few weeks. But here we are. And tonight we’ve got a lovely set of vintage wedding photos courtesy of Michelle McMurray, founder of Wedding Story Writer. These images are scans of actual wedding photos from the 1920s and 30s, and there are …
We’ve featured the gorgeous designs of Johanna Johnson before (both her Trousseau Bridal collection and her RIDICULOUS-IN-THEIR-BEAUTY 1920s headbands and art deco jewelry)… …and today we need to bring your more deco-y goodness in the form of her 2013 collection, “Still Is The Night, Not So My Heart…”, inspired by the Ziegfield Follies chorus girls …
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Wardrobe Shop | Sponsor Spotlight | Vintage Gowns + Accessories
This post includes one or more affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking through, we may receive a small commission from the designer, retailer or shop (thanks!) More info here.
Greetings all! Today we’re very excited to welcome aboard new Deco Weddings sponsor Wardrobe Shop, and once you take a look at some of their spectacular 1920s inspired stock, we know you’re going to be just as thrilled as we are. Let’s start with some of the gowns, shall we?
The ‘Paige’ dress in mint, from Wardrobe Shop.
The Great Gatsby Party Dress in ivory, from Nataya and Wardrobe Shop.
The ‘Cosette’ dress in white, from Wardrobe Shop.
Next up, shoes? YES. Shoes.
Gorgeous pale blue art deco shoes, from Wardrobe Shop.
Oh were you looking for some glam headpieces and flapper headbands? Well they’ve got those too!
So yes please, and wow, and go on head on over to show some love to our newest Deco Weddings sponsor, Wardrobe Shop! Tell ’em we sent you, and ENJOY!
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