With the whole world abuzz about the up and coming royal wedding this month, it is a great opportunity to revisit weddings of yesteryear.
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SEATED AND SUITED: Sarah Anderson Duncan and David McIvor Irving married in 1910.
SEATED AND SASHAYED: This couple shows beach or bush weddings are nothing new. The names of bride and groom are lost to history.
A London wedding for this couple. The picture survives, but without names. "We love the calm confident look of the bride," Wendy Simes says.
This picture was taken in Moruya but no more is known. "With a waist pulled in that much we feel she must have been glad when it was all over," Wendy Simes says.
The wedding of Oswald (Ossie) Turnbull of the Criterion Hotel, Moruya, to Louise Cullimore in England in 1919. They returned to Moruya to live a couple of years later.
The wedding of Roly Louttit and Marie Henry.
Maybe you have a photo of Nan and Pop tying the knot?
Whether you were married in 1959 or 2009; we would love to see your wedding!
Let’s look back at love.
Submit your photos below.
But how do I get that old print into the computer?
Easy!
If you don’t have access to a scanner you can carefully take a photo of it on a flat surface. Just be careful to avoid glare.
If you want to go the extra mile and get a really good result PhotoScan by Google Photos is a great app available on Android and for iOS.
You can even watch a tutorial on how to use the app here.