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Neva Wood cuts wedding cake for some of the 140 guest, Monday before the start of the "Down the Isle 100 Years of Bridal Fashion" at the Ellen Noel Art Museum.
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Comments 0 | Recommend 0November 17, 2009 12:27 PM
Neva Wood cuts wedding cake for some of the 140 guest, Monday before the start of the "Down the Isle 100 Years of Bridal Fashion" at the Ellen Noel Art Museum.
Around 20 models showed off bridal gowns as well as the dresses that the mother of the bride and her guest would wear to a wedding ceremony.
The dresses that dated as far back as the 1860 are a part of Steven Porterfield's collection.
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