Armella Simon and John Palmer

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02/06/2018

There's no date attached to this wonderful wedding photo but just based on the bride's headdress, we'd say the 1920's.

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Sheila Bryans

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02/06/2018

I agree late teens early 20’s

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Jeanne Walsh Heyworth

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02/06/2018

I think it looks like a baby bonnet

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Karen Versackas

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02/06/2018

Hahahahaha true that

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Becky Kelly

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02/06/2018

I love these old picture's.

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Nancy Laaja DeMille Fisher

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02/06/2018

1915.

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Dawne Zotz

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02/06/2018

Perhaps less than 100 years ago? The studio background setting and the serious expressions?

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Cindy Snyder

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02/06/2018

This wedding was before 20's. A well off family of influence.

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Laura Harmon Vickers

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02/06/2018

I'm thinking the late teens or early 20s . The dress is built like one from the teens

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Denise Fiorina-Brzezinski

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02/06/2018

I don't think the Bride's to happy.

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Anna Darling

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02/06/2018

I am leaning more towards 1910 - 1915. She looks stern because they had to sit motionless for so long.

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James Horton

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02/06/2018

They didn't smile in pictures back then because they thought it made them look silly or stupid.

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Bree Mari Tompkins

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02/08/2018

James Horton True...but she looks miserable

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Heather Brennan

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02/06/2018

she looks thrilled. lol

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Marilynn Marlow

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02/06/2018

Agree...1920's

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Ree Young

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02/06/2018

The headpiece with the low veil, single strand of pearls, and the short sleeves...in the 1920s range. Looks a lot like photos of my female relatives in that time period.

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Wayne-Marcia White

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02/06/2018

Beautiful

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Linda Woody

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02/06/2018

I think 1916-1922 range.

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Kathleen Neuhaus Long

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02/06/2018

Great wedding photo

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Sandra Daniels

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02/06/2018

Earlier I think, around 1910?

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Anna Boyer

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02/06/2018

Yes, my grandmother wore the same kind.

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Kim Braman

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02/06/2018

turn of the century, much father bakc than the 20s

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Nancy Kochis Braddock

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02/06/2018

I'm fine say 1918

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Terry Epperson Simeroth

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02/06/2018

I would say 20's as well.

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Sarah Veness

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02/06/2018

She appears to have been born in 1902 so probably early 20's

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Sarah Veness

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02/06/2018

she appears to have been born in 1902 so probably 1920ish

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Vicky Barron Davidson

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02/06/2018

I agree...the teens...not quite the 20s style.

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Julia Burns

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02/06/2018

I would say around WW I

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Diana Banks Campa

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02/06/2018

I would like to say late teens as well, however it looks like her hair is short and that would be the 20s, right? Or did they start bobbing their hair earlier than that?

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Maria Elena Bailey

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02/07/2018

My grandmother had bobbed hair in 1917

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Diana Banks Campa

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02/07/2018

Maria Elena Bailey , there you go. The answer to my question. Thanks.

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Kim Isaac

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02/06/2018

Lovely Picture!

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Virginia Barrette Powell

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02/06/2018

My Aunt Grace was married in Nov. of 1928. The headpiece looks very similar.

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Robyn Mullen

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02/06/2018

She looks unhappy and he looks cunning

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Gale Diehl Shackelton

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02/06/2018

1912

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Wendy Craft

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02/06/2018

Maybe sooner? Great photo!

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Linda Irick Pennoyer

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02/06/2018

She looks sad, like "oops what did I just do"?

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Gina Kingsbury

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02/06/2018

It could still be 20s--that headpiece is reminiscent of Eastern European headdresses, so she may be a 20s or even early 30s bride wearing a home-made one or inherited piece from her ethnic roots. The stylistic markers aren't as strong when the wedding couple and families were not wealthy; an older relative's dress, perhaps, or a home-sewn outfit.

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