Here she is in her fashionable bridal gown and floor-length veil, holding a magnificent bridal bouquet. Very 1920s and very sophisticated, IMHO.
A few months ago, I scanned this portrait at 1200 dpi, gave the original to one of Rose's sons, and made a copy for the other. They were thrilled and I was happy to reunite the original portrait with the proper part of the family tree.
Rose was one of six daughters and five sons born to Moritz (Morris) Farkas (1857-1936) and his wife, Lena Kunstler Farkas (1865-1938).
One of Rose's sons just told me that this wedding outfit was made by Rose's sis-in-law, Jennie Katz Farkas. Jennie was married to Moritz & Lena's oldest child, Alex (Sandor), and Jennie was renowned as a fashion seamstress. Turns out that she made nearly all the bridal outfits (and maid/matron of honor dresses) for her sisters-in-law!
What a gorgeous bride. I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Heather. Even if I didn't know Rose's marriage date, I'd be able to guess it was 1920s because of that fashionable flapper haircut and cap, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo! Classic 1920s!
ReplyDeleteCynthia, you are so right--her lovely outfit is classic, romantic 1920s!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunningly beautiful bride! Love the 1920's look! She looks like a movie star! Luv from Philly Cuz
ReplyDeleteThanks, Philly Cuz! I agree, she looked very glamorous and elegant. Perfect for a Wedding Wednesday photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing photo! It looks like it would have been an elegant wedding. With the long veil, I would imagine she would have been married in a large church with a long aisle to get the full effect as she walked down the aisle to meet her husband-to-be. Do you know where she was married?
ReplyDeleteJanet, I only know that she was married in New York City. But maybe her sons remember--I'll check with them. It would be fun to know!
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