Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Wedding Wednesday - 1920's (Art Deco Era) Bride from Pottstown, PA

Look at this lovely 1920's bride who was photographed on her wedding day by Santangelo of Pottstown, PA.  I don't know anything about her, but she made a beautiful bride in her long white gown and beautiful  headdress with with the long, lacy train.  This photo is framed in an elegant 6 1/2 x 9' cardboard folder.    I have cut it down to make it easier to see the lovely bride.


The photographer was Antone (Tony) Santangelo (1879 - ?) who  lived and worked for many years in Pottstown. He married Edith Maud Ormee on 5 Jan 1909.  He and his wife both worked as   photographers in his photography studio according to the 1920 Pottstown Ward 3, Montgomery Co, PA census. 

4 comments:

  1. It is interesting to note how different her bouquet is from most of the other brides we've seen. It looks like tied ribbons with the flowers...I wonder if there was a significance to it?

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  2. That gown must have been gorgeous - what a picture that would be from the back as she walked down the aisle. But those huge bouquets brides carried back then seem unwieldy.

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  3. She Looks Really Happy & Proud!

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  4. What a bouquet! It must have been heavy! I love her veil and train..great old photo:)

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