Sophia Weidenbach Wedding

can not tell they are beautiful

Double wedding?

The guys look like brothers...

this WAS double wedding 1936 a sister ( on left) and brother on right

I was going to say, the bride has calla lillies, while the attendant has roses. I think the calla lillies are more expensive.

My mother had calla lillies at her wedding in 1939

Most likely siblings marrying their partners on the same day.

The bride will always be the girl seated

Bride would be the focus so the lady seated in front.

I would think the bride and groom would be in the forefront of the photo rather than behind another couple. The larger bouquet with the calla lilies would be a good sign, too.

It was a custom for the maid or matron of honor to carry a bouquet as well and sometimes even wear a veil. The photo below is of my Aunt Josie and Uncle Sal (mid-1940's). Clearly, the gown is a giveaway as to who the bride is, but the maid of honor had a large bouquet and a veil. And, of course, the bride was in front of the others with the groom standing next to her.

Probably a double wedding - pretty common in that era, especially if siblings were involved. And those both look like period wedding ensembles.

Beautiful picture ❤❣

I think double wedding. My Dad & Mom did it with my Aunt Myrtle & Uncle Art.

They all look so happy ?????

Bride and groom in front. She has fancier more expensive flowers. The other two are the maid of honor and best man

Beautiful photo

Double wedding maybe?

I thought double wedding.

I have a photo similar to this from relatives.