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The groom sits as straight as an arrow in the brown wicker chair. His crisply pressed suit with bow tie, slickly combed hair and boutonniere* tell of his care in preparing for the photograph. (Note the watch chain looping across his vest.) *A small flower or bouquet worn on a lapel
The groom sits in a wood, claw-footed chair. He also dons a rose boutonniere but notice the style of his shoes. Instead of boots, he wears highly polished, laced-tied shoes. This gentleman's hair is also slicked back and neatly combed as the groom above.
The groom wears a double-breasted suit, polished boots and tie. A lock of hair rests on his right forehead adding to the comfortable elegance of the photograph.
This is a lovely photograph filled
with many details. The flowers are the first item to catch the viewer's
eyes. In addition to the bride's bouquet, flowers lay The bride's ensemble is a collection of fine lace, puffed sleeves, necklace and brooch. Another interesting detail, which is more evident in the original photograph, are the bride's gloves. She dons long elegant gloves that have the fingers cut out. The groom is attired in a double-breasted suit, boutonnière and handkerchief in his left coat pocket. Note the styling of the groom's haircut - parted down the middle and greased down.
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