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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
235
A
very
pretty
effect
is
produced
in
the
wedding
group,
if
the
bride
wears
pure
white,
and
the
bridesmaids
white,
with
flowers
and
trimmings
of
a
different
color.
Thus,
one
in
white,
with
a
head-dress
and
trimming
of
green
leaves;
another,
white,
with
blue
ribbons
and
forget-me-nots;
another,
white,
with
pink
roses
and
ribbons.
If
the
wedding
is
in
the
morning,
the
bride
and
family
may
wear
full
dress;
in
that
case
the
shutters
should
be
closed
and
the
rooms
lighted
as
in
the
evenings.
Let
the
supper
be
laid
early,
and
ready
when
the
ceremony
is
over,
that
the
guests
may
pass
into
the
dining-room,
if
they
wish,
as
soon
as
they
have
spoken
to
the
bride.
If
a
morning
wedding,
let
the
table
be
set
as
for
an
evening
wedding.
If
the
bride
gives
a
reception
at
her
own
house,
after
her
return
from
her
bridal
tour,
she
should
not
wear
her
wedding-dress.
If
in
the
evening,
a
supper
should
be
set.
If
a
morning
reception,
let
her
wear
a
handsome
light
silk,
collar
and
sleeves
of
lace.
Wine
and
cake
are
sufficient
to
hand
to
each
guest
at
a
morning
reception.
At
an
evening
reception
let
the
bride
wear
full
dress,
but
not
her
wedding-dress.
At
parties
given
to
a
newly
married
couple,
the
bridesmaids
and
groomsmen
are
always
invited,
and
the
whole
party
are
expected
to
wear
the
same
dresses
as
at
the
wedding.
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