If I were to ask you "Would you consider wearing your Mother's wedding dress for your own wedding?" your instant answer, more than likely, would be "Never!". Am I right?
Well, let's just take a moment to think about that.
There are a couple of reasons it would actually make a lot of sense to. Firstly it would be very cost effective, your Mother's wedding dress will of course already have been bought and paid for and secondly it would take a lot of pressure away from you in finding the perfect dress.
Practical reasons aside, how wonderful to think that by passing down a wedding dress generations of brides will be married in the same dress, building a family tradition.
Well, let's just take a moment to think about that.
There are a couple of reasons it would actually make a lot of sense to. Firstly it would be very cost effective, your Mother's wedding dress will of course already have been bought and paid for and secondly it would take a lot of pressure away from you in finding the perfect dress.
Practical reasons aside, how wonderful to think that by passing down a wedding dress generations of brides will be married in the same dress, building a family tradition.
Passing down the generations: Sarah's dress was first worn by her Grandmother in the 1950s
Still not convinced?
Vintage: Bride Sarah was delighted that lace was back in fashion after the Duchess of Cambridge wore it for her wedding to Prince William, right
So..."Would you consider wearing your Mother's wedding dress for your own wedding?"
For Sarah's story visit the Mail Online HERE.
For Sarah's story visit the Mail Online HERE.
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