This unidentified bride and her mother posed circa 1914. The shawl collars on both of their dresses help place them in a time frame.

So do the flowers.

Edwardian era bouquets were large with trailing ribbons, vines or flowers. Large lilies dominate the greenery. On her head this bride wears a type cap of flowers with a long veil.  Her mother’s corsage consists of a single piece of greenery, perhaps a fern, with an accent bud.

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