ROYAL BRIDE'S DRESS

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 111, 6 November 1935, Page 13

ROYAL BRIDE'S DRESS

"WARM PEARL" COLOURING

United Press Association—by Electric Teleffraph—Copyright. LONDON, November 4.

One hundred and twenty guests, mostly Royalties, who will not include the Duchess of Kent, will attend the Royal wedding service, which is expected to last half an hour. Afterwards the couple will appear on the balcony with their Majesties and other Royalties.

The bride's dress is of "warm pearl" coloured with a stain named alalice. It is severely plain with long tight sleeves. A knot of orange blossom catches the draperies at the throat. The four yards of train will be hidden by a pearl-coloured tulle veil held by a coronet of orange blossom. She will carry orchids and tuberoses.

The bridesmaids' frocks are 'of the same material and equally simple. Folios of warm golden lame line the sashes, hem. and sleeves and coralcolofared cellophane roses are caught at the throat and there will be a wreath of seed pearls and leaves on their hair. The little bridesmaids will wear the same salin veiled with net and with net rulTles round the hem and sleeves, cellophane roses run round the neck and the frocks' lines with taffeta ruffles. They will wear lace mittens and carry sheafs of tuberoses tied with lame.