As most of my photos are of others I havestayed away from faces for these pics but I was fascinated by the bridesmaids shoes, so so high! ( But also very glam). Spot Lula's flat ballet pumps.
Lula was ushered away to the hairdressers with all the big girls, she rather liked her ringlets.
And the bride looked so beautiful, her 'blue' was her shoes, magical!
I cannot do glamour or even smart so I made my dress and went with 'quirky' for my look. I used Cynthia Rowley's Simplicity 2215. I made a skirt from Lotta fabric a few months back so I returned to more Lotta for the dress. Size 10 and a great relaxed fit, I don't have to alter anything and there is room to eat. Vintage buttons and a red vintage folk print inside the pockets. I departed from black tights for the wedding- these shots were taken at home a few weeks ago.
I do like this style, I feel another calling, perhaps for the rereat?
love your dress - I have this pattern in my queue for spring/summer, and I like the relaxed fit of yours.
ReplyDeletethose bridesmaids dresses look lovely! and the bride's shoes are marvellous!
I love your beautiful dress!!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and I have to say that you have the most beautyfull red shoes I've seen lately. May I ask which company makes those?
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pictures! You look great! I love the picture of the bridesmades skirts and shoes. I would fall flat on my face wearing any of those for sure!
ReplyDeleteLove that first pic of you and your hubby. As soon as I saw the Echo I though Kerry must have made that dress how did I miss that post. It looks so cool! I love the brides blue sparkly shoes too.
ReplyDeleteOk, nice clothes and all, but THE SHOES in this post. Wow!!!! Love all the fancy wedding ones, but I'll always have a soft spot for red. Your outfit is fab!
ReplyDeleteOh you looked lovely, and the bride's shoes were brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThe bridesmaids dresses are just so similar to my mum's 60s wedding dress... what goes around and all that x
Love your dress, and those red shoes are absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the dress! I have a couple of yards of this waiting to be made into (I think) a skirt, it's such a great print.
ReplyDeleteI just like how you use red buttons for this dress. I love the dress style. You look lovely in that dress!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, lovely way to use Lotta and love the shoes and dresses
ReplyDeleteLOVING that dress K! I might investigate that pattern for myself actually. Blue shoes is a brilliant idea too. Filing that away for later :-)
ReplyDeletelove that dress and you are right, those blue shoes are magical! almost cinderella!
ReplyDeleteLove your pretty dress!! The blue shoes are so fun!! Have a great night!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful couple!! And you look great in your lovely dress!!
ReplyDeleteLove your dress you clever thing! The blue shoes are very fun :) x
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this post, but the first image is my favorite! It just made me smile to see your smile and the cute, cute dress!! Oh my I still haven't started my Tova. You inspire me to make clothing so much, Kerry!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Kerry! (And "beautiful Kerry"!)
ReplyDeleteOne quick question: did you find you have to wear a slip with the dress? I have sewn a couple of dresses from quilting cottons, and tight-stick (that's the official term, right?) has always been an issue.
Looks like it was a lovely day and a beautiful wedding.
As it is a sticky out sort of style there was no cling and no lining on the skirt- the bodice is lined with thin cotton. Quilting cotton works well for this style I think, it gives a bit of body!
DeleteI have that dress pattern and it's just been sitting on the shelf! I love your dress. Totally filing this away for the next time I'm asked if quilting cotton works for dressmaking.
ReplyDeleteQuilting cotton is a funny thing but I think it works for some styles. It is not very floppy so for a full skirt it seems to be perfect, especially in a dark colour as no lining is needed. For floppy more gathered styles i think it can look a bit wooden and bulky!
DeleteCUTE dress!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pic of you and your hubby!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could wear those high heels, but alas no longer.
Tks for the inspiration. Still need to make my Tova
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Wonderful pic from you and your hubby! And the dresses, just gorgeous!
ReplyDeletejust lovely! all of it! your dress, red buttons, wedding, shoes, ringlets. lovely :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! Thanks for sharing your day with us. Love the bride's shoes and am in awe of your dressmaking ability!
ReplyDeletelove the lotta look. It's so modern and quirky
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