Free Vintage Printable
I think this might
be about 1880's Victorian era...
Dresses were about 15-20 lbs...
Lots of layers, a steel-boned corset, and a bustle!
People were smaller and they had smaller feet too...
Here are some essential rules of etiquette
and how one must conduct themselves
during the Victorian era...
~Do not stare around a room.
~Do not lay aside the bonnet of a formal call.
~Do not touch the piano, unless invited to do so.
~Do not make a display of consulting your watch.
~Do not indulge in satire.
~Do not always commence a conversation
by an allusion to the weather.
~Never make yourself the hero of your own story.
~The home is the wife's province.
~Ladies should avoid walking rapidly upon the street,
as it is ungraceful and unbecoming...
Quite useful, I must say...
Many thanks for stopping by!
~~~
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS PAMELA!!!!!!!! :) I LOOOOOOOOVE THIS ONE!!!!!!! :) (AND YOU KNOW, I'm working on a Wedding Card too!) :) THANKS PAMELA!!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you remember all that when you are out and about Pamela xx
ReplyDeleteI love their dresses. They are so pretty. Thank you for sharing. Edwina Brown
ReplyDeleteI would never have made it in that society!! Lol!! So glad we don;t wear corsets, etc. Thanks for this image.
ReplyDeleteI saw wedding and had to check it out!! No wonder they were all so skinny they were dragging their dresses around. Thank you for the great image!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Hi Pamela, thank you for sharing your great images with everyone. I have been collecting yours for a few days now as some are great to be used on "masculine" cards which I find it difficult to make! This Victorian wedding image is so inspring, I can't wait to find a way to use it on one of my handmade cards. Thanks again for your site here and for sharing wonderful image goodies with us!
ReplyDeleteHi Pamela! I discovered your website through the Free Digital Stamps website. Just want to thank you for your images...I have collected a number to use on "masculine" greeting cards. This Victorian wedding image is inspiring and I look forward to making a pretty card with it. Thanks for your website and for sharing so many goodies with us. Cheers!
ReplyDelete