Bride continues tradition of 115-year-old wedding dress

When Shannon Catherine Shea stepped into her Battenburg Rose Point lace wedding dress last night she was the 20th bride to wear the 115-year-old gown.And, she may be the last.Shea, 30,This is good, because it gives you an opportunity to find a specific demand for which you can be the fashion short skirts for sale supplier within your demographic. This will also help you develop a specific brand which will set you apart from any competitors. married Christopher Troy Bamburg, 27, at sunset at Los Paloma, Benton.The wedding culminated a relationship based on a a blind date set up by a mutual friend.Was it love at first sight? "It was fun at first sight, that is for sure" Shannon quipped.She is is employed by the Bossier Parish Talented Arts Program as a theater teacher.If you have decided that you would like to try your hand at becoming a costume fashion nurses in night duty sex, you will need to consider a few things that will have a tremendous impact on the success of your business. Bamburg is a medical technologist at Willis-Knighton-Pierremont, recently accepted in the master's degree Physicians Assistant Program at LSU Health Shreveport.Shannon is known in local theater circles through her work with Peter Pan Players, where she was artistic director until recently 

The bride is the daughter of Shreveporters Larry and Jane S. Shea. The groom's parents are Troy L.Since Halloween season is coming in a few months time, the question is, do you already look at which Cheap Deluxe Black Halter Bikini Set on sale to get for your kids? Or perhaps do you have any idea of what costume they shall be wearing? Bamburg, of Bossier City, and Lisa M. Henry, of Greer, S.While the costume as a whole is eye-catching from any Cheap Hot Pink One Piece Monokini on sale, the beads on the front have a tendency to attract the most compliments.C.And, last night, Bamburg-Shea became part of legend, history and old lace.And, because the dress is old and delicate, the bride wore it only for the ceremony.She replaced it for the reception — at the behest of its Georgia caretakers — slipping into a sparkling silver "Great Gatsby"-inspired frock she fell in love with in the window of Couleur's. "I tried it on and it fit perfectly," Shannon said.So calm your nerves and make yourself know that girls wearing these dresses are not from another planet bodystockings They are the same girls like you.For the reception, she also channeled the "Great Gatsby" feel. "I love glitter and I told the florist that there had to be ostrich plumes," said Shannon. 

And, when the couple left the site, there were fireworks and sparklers.The cream-hued wedding lace gown purchased in Brussels is a very simple, sheath-inspired floor-length dress, cut very low in back and buttoned with pearls.Although some details of the legend have been lost, the story of the dress starts with Shannon's great-great-great-great Aunt Mary Heard, of Rome, Ga., who traveled frequently in Europe at the turn of the 20th century.Heard was a fascinating character with lots of money and was married twice. She traveled frequently to Europe and was acquainted with royalty in England.