A bride doll is always fashionably dressed for her wedding day. Her costume may include: a veil, petticoats or undergarments, a bridal bouquet, lace trimmings etc... Bride dolls are common to both Western and Eastern cultures, so their costume could look quite different from the brides represented below, depending upon the doll's country of origin.
This little 14" bride is made of porcelain. She has an abundance of ruffles and lace on her gown! |
From Betsy McCall...A Blushing Bride Doll from 1959. |
"Radiant in gown of nylon lace and net, she's ready for the BIG day! Skirt billows over her taffeta underskirt. Cap with imitation pearls has finger-tip length nylon tulle veil. Hooped petticoat. Wears matching panties, bridal slippers, stockings..carries bouquet..wears engagement ring." Sears
Madame Alexander Bride Doll from 1957. |
"Elise Bridal Doll. A doll to be cherished in the years to come. A vision in a gown of floating white nylon tulle; with a chapel-length veil, held in place by a delicate coronet of flowers. A bridal bouquet completes her breathtaking appearance. Lifelike plastic, 16 1/2" tall."
The Making of The Meghan Markle Porcelain Bride Doll
by AshtonDrake doll artists
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- Seasonal Porcelain Bride Dolls here and more Fairy Tale Bride doll here and Patterns of Love Bride Dolls from LetaBitOfEverything
- Vintage TV Commercials About Bonnie Bride
- Barbie Bridal Beauty! from TheBarbieCollection
- Barbie Royal Bride Doll
- Study Vintage Gowns to make some of your own...
Bride Dolls from Effanbee 1977 trade catalogue. |
"The strains of Lohengrin - the procession is about to begin! View the gorgeous Brides and Bridesmaid and the adorable flower girl and ring boy as they pass by, you will notice their beautiful authenticity and every attention to detail. A truely magnificent entourage of blushing beauties!"
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