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We spent the days playing croquet, dressing the tent, walking, exploring and nights round the fire pit, BBQing and drinking wine. I did my own hair and make-up, Im relatively fussy and equally unfussy

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With just a few simple pantry staples, you can shake it all together in a jarhomemade maple dijon vinaigrette has never been easier

It looks great with a tuxedo or a suit

On A Nostalgic Note: Types of dresses like the mermaid dress have their origins in the striking creations of designers like Madame Gres, and Madeleine Vionnet of the early 20th Century who constructed this shape through their experiments with the bias drape