Could she be anyone but the mother of the bride? Here admiring a baby at the reception and doubtless listening to words like, 'you'll be a grandmother soon.' This is one of those scenes that could be seen in any town or village in the world, don't you think? Place, language - it doesn't matter.
I do visit and I do comment and I was here. I did look at your picture(s) and I did read what you wrote about them. I could say how great you are and how beautiful your work is but alas I would soon run out of things to say on the next blog I visited, so I just left this to prove I stopped and said a few words on Sunday. Have fun now while you can.
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She looks happy doesn't she!
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ReplyDeleteOh would you look at those window boxes! The whole scene is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteShe must be the bride's mother. She looks so happy and pretty in her outfit.
Thanks for stopping by my blog Jilly. I hope you're having a fabulous time in the States! :-)
That's definitely a 'mother of the bride' hat !!
ReplyDeleteShe is absolutely glowing. I don't have words to describe it, but I am sure many a mother in law can talk about that special occasion.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are really great, Jilly, and I can see you are not cheating as I do: your photos have been taken in Menton, not in the US :-))
ReplyDeleteHappy momment ^^
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful dress they had. They looked like they are all very happy and why not. It is a wedding.
ReplyDeleteOh.. she looks so so happy doesn't she?
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Jilly! I recognize that sometimes also grown-ups can be the same anywhere around the world! You captured this really well!
ReplyDeleteShe can barely suppress her joy at having her daughter married off at last! She looks a picture. I bet that's the mother of the groom next to her (on the left).
ReplyDeleteMarie, we don't think of it as cheating at all !
ReplyDeleteThat can be saved for your meeting with Butch Cassidy.
As you say it's such a universal scene and a delightful one.
ReplyDeleteSome resemblance to the Queen Mother's dresses as I remember them, don't you think ???
ReplyDeleteSo true...could be anywhere.....
ReplyDeleteShe's also wearing a classic chiffon "mother-of-the-bride" dress! Thank goodness I have a son ;-)
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