Well done you for getting up early and celebrating in style! Here in Britain we had the luxury of rising slightly later, and we managed a pretty passable picnic (at home) to accompany the day’s events.
Nice combinations! Where did you get this dressing gown from?
Your morning coat as a very interesting, rather closed cut in the front. Do you get a lot of wear out of it? I wore mine in October for the last time…
Gasp! Cuffs!!
David V — yes, it was so hot I wore a pair of glen plaid cotton trousers in order to not wilt… I was hoping no one would notice…. good eye.
GG, the dressing gown was made for my father in Korea, I believe. The morning coat is a retired rental I picked up for a song. It’s OK and this was the first time I’ve had occasion to wear it.
Perhaps you might write a post and share your thoughts about various aspects of the wedding? It might be the prototype for perfection in social occasions for eternity. Loved every second of it!
Paula, I think my father-in-law said it best. He commented that Hollywood couldn’t begin to ape the pageantry, not even from a distance. This was the real thing.
Well done you for getting up early and celebrating in style! Here in Britain we had the luxury of rising slightly later, and we managed a pretty passable picnic (at home) to accompany the day’s events.
Nice combinations! Where did you get this dressing gown from?
Your morning coat as a very interesting, rather closed cut in the front. Do you get a lot of wear out of it? I wore mine in October for the last time…
Gasp! Cuffs!!
David V — yes, it was so hot I wore a pair of glen plaid cotton trousers in order to not wilt… I was hoping no one would notice…. good eye.
GG, the dressing gown was made for my father in Korea, I believe. The morning coat is a retired rental I picked up for a song. It’s OK and this was the first time I’ve had occasion to wear it.
Perhaps you might write a post and share your thoughts about various aspects of the wedding? It might be the prototype for perfection in social occasions for eternity. Loved every second of it!
Paula, I think my father-in-law said it best. He commented that Hollywood couldn’t begin to ape the pageantry, not even from a distance. This was the real thing.