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Trousseau was the leading nineteenth-century term for wedding apparel for the Bride- and referred to the entire ensemble. It is rarely used now- what with Wedding Gown, Bridal gown, and other shorter terms- Word, like many apparel terms is French in origin.
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What is something interesting in history?
That queen Victoria was the first woman to where a white wedding dress
When did white weddings first start?
Queen Victoria married Prince Albert in 1840.
What does it represent if you wear a white wedding gown?
Many Westerners thought that a white wedding dress was purity or virginal, but in truth it was Queen Victoria who started the trend for the white wedding dress.
Who was the first queen to wear a white wedding dress?
No one will ever be sure who the first bride to wear white is, but it has been said that Queen Victoria of England was the first person to wear white and made a fashion statement with wearing white at her wedding.
What culture primarily used white for the wedding dress long before it was popularized in the west by queen Victoria?
Japanese culture. :)
What does it mean getting married with a white dress?
In Western Culture since the era of Queen Victoria, the white wedding dress has represented innocence and purity; the virginity of the bride.
What clothes did queen Victoria where?
queen Victoria wore a pretty dress that stunk
Where was Queen Victorias wedding held?
Queen Victoria's wedding was held at St Jame's Palace.
Why do Americans wear white on there wedding day?
White is suppose to indicate virginity. The truth of the white wedding dress was started by Queen Victoria in merry old England ... a fashion statement.
What did queen Victoria wear for her wedding?
She wore white!
What color dress did Queen Elizabeth wear at her wedding?
she was wearing an orange dress
Did Queen Victoria whear a white dress?
Yes!
