Fairytale Wedding Dress: Difference between revisions

Name comes from the term "fairytale wedding", which is meant to evoke old-fashioned grandeur and elegance (look for the newlyweds to leave in a horse drawn carriage), which includes the dress, and is quite popular in [[Weddings in Japan]].

 

 

 

'''NOTE: Since this involves weddings, some of these entries will be spoilers. [[You Have Been Warned]].'''

* A couple of dresses in ''[[Love Hina]]'', including Naru's when she marries Keitaro.

* A potential dress for the princess in ''[[Voltron]]''/''[[Go Lion]]'' is made, and then modeled, although the series ends before she even gets engaged.

* In the Toei anime of [[Yu-Gi-Oh]]: Honda fantasizes about marrying Miho, with her wearing one of these.

* In ''[[Kuragehime]]'', while watching jellyfish at the aquarium, Tsukimi's mother promised to make her a wedding dress just like that, fit for a princess. Though she then said, "Or is it weird that jellyfish remind me of princesses?"

* Alice Tinker's wedding dress in ''[[The Vicar of Dibley]]'' episode "Love & Marriage", although being [[Cloudcuckoolander|Alice]] it has a few unique additions of her own, such as a headpiece that looks like a glass sculpture with hearts hanging from it, fairy lights, and an illuminated bodice reading "I Love Hugo".<ref>Her original design was even weirder: "And for the train, I thought ''[[Thomas the Tank Engine]]''..."</ref>

* One of the minor characters on ''[[The John Larroquette Show]]'' got married, and his wife wanted a literal fairytale wedding, with her and the bridesmaids in [[Cinderella]]-esque gowns.

* Darlene's wedding dress in ''[[Roseanne]]''. Originally her grandmother Bev's, its old-fashioned look fit in nicely with Darlene's goth style.

* Phoebe's wedding dresses in ''[[Charmed (TV)|Charmed]]'' fits this, since her romance ideas came from ''Cinderella'', it fits.

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