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Originally Posted by Madame Turlock
I hope people will not think this is sacrilegious, but I would like to use my wedding dress to make a ghost bride prop. I was married in the 1970's when the style of wedding dresses was loose and flowing which I think offers a lot of potential for an inside prop. Black lights would be used to light the display. I'm considering three options (listed below). Which one would you choose to best fit the style of the dress?- Ghost with white sculpted head and white hair
- Vampire bride with red accents and dark wig
- Skeleton bride with dead flower bouquet
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Well Madame if its sacrilegious then Im in big trouble because I am having a headless bride in my haunt this year with her groom holding her head as it spins. Got the idea from Witch from Cananda. You should check out her album if you get a chance. She has a great sound track for the bride as well. Good luck and I cant wait to see pics
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