Pretty Gisborne Wedding

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20114, 7 December 1939, Page 13

Pretty Gisborne Wedding

Wilson—Peyton

Frock of White Jacquard

Sweet peas in pastel tonings intermingled with delicate trails of asparagus fern formed a picturesque setting at Holy Trinity Church, on Saturday afternoon for the marriage of Nora Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. H. H. Peyton, Ormond, and the late Mrs. Peyton, and Robert Frederick, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilson, Salisbury road, Gisborne. The ceremony was performed by Canon A. F. Hall, and Mr. D. G. Dyer presided at the organ. The bride, who was escorted by Mr. A. Mclvor, wore a lovely frock of white jacquard cloque. The bodice, showing long closely-moulded sleeves, full at the shoulder, and a heartshaped neckline caught on either side with a pearl clip and finished with a Medici collar, was fastened down the back with tiny buttons and loops. The gracefully flared skirt was cut with a long oval train, and a narrow belt tied in a bow at the back defined the waist.

Her exquisite veil of white tulle, appliqued in a floral design in matching satin, was held in place with a coronet of pearls. White satin courl shoes, worn with stockings to tone, and a sheaf of Madonna lilies, intermingled with maidenhair fern, completed the charming ensemble. Bridesmaids in Picture Frocks The bride was attended by Misses Joan Campbell and Joyce Berwick Each wore a picture frock of champagne pointelle sheer designed with a gathered bodice fastened down the back with tiny buttons and loops, short pufl sleeves and a V-shaped neckline. The voluminous skirt just revealed gold shoes, and was finished at the waist with a narrow belt tied in a bow at the back.

A coronet of natural mixed flowers in delicate tonings was worn by each bridesmaid, and a showed b'ouquet of similar blooms was carried.

Mr. Percy Wilson, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and Mr. Allan Mclvor, cousin of the bricle, was groomsman.

After the ceremony a delightful reception was held in Le Grand Cafe. The wedding breakfast was served at tables adorned with pink carnations and trails of asparagus fern, and at the table of the bridal party similar blooms were artistically arranged round the handsome two-tier wedding cake. The customary toasts were honoured under the capable chairmanship of Mr. S. V. Tate. Incidental music was supplied by Mrs. W. Thomson. Mrs. A. Mclvor, aunt of the bride, was wearing an elegant frock of navy blue spindle crepe accented with touches of white, and a corsage spray of pink carnations and sweet peas. Her hat of navy blue 1 Ballibuntal Straw Was trimmed with a matching veil and white velvet .flowers.

Mrs. Wilson, mother of the bridegroom, wore a smartly tailored navy blue suit, ornamented with a shoulder spray of mixed flowers in soft shades of pink, a cream satin blouse, and a navy blue straw hat with gold trimmings. The bride travelled in an ensemble of navy blue cloque printed in a conventional design in red, blue and lemon tonings, worn with a hat of navy blue straw and matching accessories.

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