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(Editor’s note: The date was September 22, 1979, and Aunt Julie remembers that at the reception they “had the traditional southern menu for afternoon weddings — wedding cake with …
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And what I mean by THE dress is, of course, is THE perfect wedding dress for THE perfect wedding day that gals dream about since they are, oh say, three years old. Which to us guys is all a but strange, since guys typically start thinking about their wedding day, oh say, the morning of the wedding!! But as we all know, it's all about THE dress........ So even in the 70s, the wedding dresses tended to the more traditional. Hmmm, these dresses don't look like they came from a Sears catalog…

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(Editor’s note: The date was September 22, 1979, and Aunt Julie remembers that at the reception they “had the traditional southern menu for afternoon weddings — wedding cake with …

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These are what beautiful women looked like in their white wedding dresses during the 1970s.

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These are what beautiful women looked like in their white wedding dresses during the 1970s.

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via The 60s-70s in a way was a juxtapose. While the world was exploding politically and socially, bridal fashion stayed pretty much restricted and traditional. On the other hand the late sixties/seventies era is known primarily for wild and off-beat chic that sometimes made its way into bridal wear. Thanks to a some savvy designers, the funk was fine-tuned into into high fashion. The era was the most politically charged of the century and invariably spilled over even into haute couture…

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