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Black wedding dress

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After 1820 most wedding dresses were white, and so this black example is unusual. The bride had her dress made by Wilhelmine Wildermann, a seamstress who owned a shop in one of the well-known main streets of Karlsruhe (Baden-Württemberg). The cut of wedding dresses in this German federal state was always in keeping with fashion. The colour, however, was generally black as women traditionally wore black dresses to church.
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Title: Black wedding dress
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After 1820 most wedding dresses were white, and so this black example is unusual.
The bride had her dress made by Wilhelmine Wildermann, a seamstress who owned a shop in one of the well-known main streets of Karlsruhe (Baden-Württemberg).
The cut of wedding dresses in this German federal state was always in keeping with fashion.
The colour, however, was generally black as women traditionally wore black dresses to church.

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