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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
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Enclose
the
invitation
in
a
white
envelope,
and
tie
it
with
white
satin
ribbon.
If
you
send
cake,
have
it
put
in
a
white
box,
and
place
the
note
outside
the
cover,
tying
it
fast
with
white
satin
ribbon.
The
bride's
dress
must
be
of
white
entirely.
If
she
is
married
in
the
morning,
a
plain
white
silk,
white
mantle,
and
white
bonnet,
full
trimmed
with
orange
flowers,
with
a
plain
veil,
is
the
most
suitable
dress,
and
she
may
wear
a
richer
one
at
her
reception,
when
she
returns
from
her
bridal
tour.
As
soon
as
the
carriages
come,
let
the
bridesmaids,
and
relatives
set
off
first.--Last,
the
bride
with
her
parents.
The
bride,
her
parents,
and
the
bridesmaids
go
immediately
to
the
vestry,
where
they
meet
the
bridegroom,
and
the
groomsmen.
The
father
of
the
bride
gives
her
his
arm
and
escorts
her
to
the
altar,
the
bridegroom
walking
on
the
other
side.
Then
follow
the
bridesmaids
and
groomsmen
in
couples.
When
they
reach
the
altar
the
bridegroom
removes
his
right
hand
glove,
but
the
bride
keeps
hers
on
until
the
clergyman
takes
the
ring.
The
first
bridesmaid
then
removes
the
left
hand
glove,
and
it
is
not
resumed.
The
bridesmaids
should
wear
white
dresses,
white
mantles,
and
bonnets,
but
not
veils
or
orange
flowers.
The
bride
and
groom
leave
the
church
first,
after
the
ceremony
is
over,
and
take
the
carriage
with
the
parents
of
the
bride,
and
the
others
follow
in
the
order
in
which
they
came.
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