On the left is the full Opera-length Isabella Satin glove which features nine little bows the length of the arm, perfect to keep you warm if you have set your heart on a strapless wedding gown for a winter wedding.

The featured image of the cotton glove with a bow is from Cornelia James, as are the two below. Over 70 years on, Cornelia James is probably the world's most famous and possibly favourite glove maker. So if you've decided that you want to go for the more traditional glove, where better to head than to Cornelia James, who was asked by Norman Hartnell to provide gloves for the future Queen at her wedding to Lt. I have previously written about fingerless wedding gloves, for those who feel that putting on the ring is stressful enough without the extra worry of gloves to contend with! In fact, many wedding gloves come complete with an almost hidden opening on the third finger, allowing you to slip your finger out at the appropriate moment. If you want to wear bridal gloves for the sheer joy of the occasion, think about the different styles available. If you decide to go for the full elegance of gloves on your wedding day, take a little time to think about the style you want to achieve, why you want to wear gloves and what sort of style of wedding gown you are going to have. Wedding Accessories Wedding Gloves for all seasons

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