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Weddings and war in 1940s New Zealand

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    "Weddings in New Zealand during the Second World War continued the tradition of long white or ivory coloured dresses, often with trains and flowing veils. This was in contrast to Britain for example where clothing was severely rationed. Long dresses, veils and large bouquets gradually faded from the scene in Britain in favour of suits, day dresses or military uniform."--At head of topic page.

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    88426 (Cat ID)

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