Wedding dress connects generations of brides in a Hallmark-worthy story.
MANCHESTER — In the summer of 1950, a soon-to-be bride went shopping with her mom for a wedding dress to celebrate her special day at the famous Marshall Field Department
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MANCHESTER — In the summer of 1950, a soon-to-be bride went shopping with her mom for a wedding dress to celebrate her special day at the famous Marshall Field Department
MANCHESTER — In the summer of 1950, a soon-to-be bride went shopping with her mom for a wedding dress to celebrate her special day at the famous Marshall Field Department
Eight brides in the same family have passed down a $100 wedding dress in a decadeslong tradition.
A woman who tied the knot earlier this month didn’t have to search for her “something old” or “borrowed,” she got both in her wedding gown
At her Chicago nuptials to Chris Lipari, the newlywed, 27, became the eighth woman in her family to wear a wedding dress purchased by her grandmother for $100 in 1950 at a Marshall Field's department store.