Vintage Weddings
Feb 3, 2014 | by Becky Oeltjenbruns
1951 wedding of Shah Reza to Shahbanu Soraya, dress by Christian Dior
Two things guide us at Cause A Frockus: a passion for all things vintage and a desire to serve our readers. As new kids on the block, we are overjoyed to have received such positive feedback and are excited to announce that the commitment to our tag line is even stronger today then when we first etched that phrase under our logo – “To Shop Vintage is To Know Vintage.” Your ongoing support really means the world to us and it’s something we do not take for granted.
Our top goals have always focused on giving you the tools to be an expert in your favorite collectibles and connecting you with amazing shops that carry exactly what you’re seeking. So that got us thinking – as so many members of our Cause A Frockus family get ready to embark on the exciting adventure of marriage, what can we do to help make their special day amazing?
1929 Wedding
Planning any ceremony is filled with details and vintage weddings are definitely not immune! What should you consider when you shop for your vintage wedding dress? Where do you go for authentic bridal accessories? What did groomsmen wear in the 1950s? What songs do you tell the deejay to play to keep the vintage vibe going all night? What did 1930s bouquets look like? Can you find wedding planners who share your retro vision? We’ll deliver comprehensive answers to these questions and many more. Our passion is fueled by the power of research and we don’t let the ink dry until we have compiled the best information.
In the coming weeks you’ll notice a wedding page added to our top navigation bar and we invite you all to click and get inspired! Ask us questions, let us know if our advice is helpful, or just share your opinions. As time progresses, this section will grow to include interviews with top vintage wedding experts nationwide – from jewelers to bridal shop owners to event planners – we bring the best to you.
Cheers to new adventures in this new year!
May the vintage be with you,
Becky Oeltjenbruns
Creative Director | Cause A Frockus