Mom Turns Wedding Gown into Angel-Style Christening Gown
Mandi Macik sent her wedding gown to have a christening outfit made for her soon-to-be born daughter. Her gown had some lovely bead work so we incorporated it into an “Angel” style gown. A headband with roses made from the gown chiffon and satin completes the outfit.
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Here is an interesting article about the royal christening gown.
Will the royal baby wear the christening gown worn by his siblings?
thesun.co.uk
JUST like his siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte, the new royal baby will be christened in the near future. In a tradition spanning hundreds of years, royal babies are christened soon af…
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