Friday, May 10, 2013

Actress Wears Black Wedding Dress



This could wind up becoming some kind of trend. The 1st bride to be married in white was Queen Victoria to Prince Albert. Up till then it hadn't really been done. After that everyone did it in imitation of Victoria until it become a tradition whose origin was forgotten. People just assumed that's the way it had always been as if Eve had married Adam in white, instead of in The Garden of Eden behind the fig leaves! Thing is that Victoria's marriage was tragic.

Her husband died early and she spent many years wearing black as the widow queen. Since brides have started wearing white we've seen the divorce rate sky rocket. So maybe white weddings are unlucky. Perhaps different coloured weddings dresses influence the luck of the married couple. So it will be interesting to see how this match up turns out. If they make a go if it then they maybe onto something. Coloured wedding dresses could even become a trend!

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