The tradition of a bride garbed in white weaves through two thousand years of history, influenced by the Romans – and Queen Victoria.
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When Queen Victoria donned white for her wedding in 1840 she started a trend that continues today. Other royal weddings have proved to be just as influential.
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Associate Professor, Visual & Creative Arts Education, University of Sydney
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