The photo is of Celina Szerejko and Roman Gzell on their wedding day (21 Apr 1935).
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8 comments:
What a stunning bride..the dress and flowers are really elegant.
Beautiful! I always love "fancy" wedding photos from years past. (They are few and far between in my family line.)
Regina
The bride is a classic beauty and the gown timeless. Thanks for showing this.
Such a wonderful photo! Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you all for your comments. I must agree, she a stunning bride. I love the dress--classic1930s elegance.
I truly love the old wedding photos.
I do too! Thank you for your comment!
I just read the post today and came back to look at this one. I like to see a person growing up. She was a beautiful bride.
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