This wedding photograph is of groom Hermann Dyck and his second bride Paulina Kuehn. She is dressed in white with a long, lacy veil and headpiece. Her head piece as well as bodice are adorned with myrtle. The groom is wearing an Edwardian style tuxedo, short at the waist but with tails. His vest is black. Shirt and bow tie are white. He is wearing a white glove and holding a top hat and white glove. They are in front of a backdrop. The date 1912 is imprinted on the cardboard above Alexandrovsk in bottom right corner..
This is a wedding photograph of an unknown couple. The bride is wearing long gloves and holding a fan. She has a handkerchief tucked into the sash at her waist just above the fan. Her dress is adorned with myrtle. The groom is wearing a morning coat with a white ribbon and small flowers pinned to his left lapel. There is a stamped red seal in the bottom left corner. The date 1912 is imprinted in the right bottom corner.
This photo is of Anna Janzen in her wedding dress standing next to her husband John Janz who is wearing a suit. The two are standing outside in front of a fence. Alexandrovsk is printed in the lower right corner.
This photograph is of a bride and groom, both standing. Her dress is white and is adorned with flowers (possibly myrtle) from the right down to the left, almost to the hem of the dress. She has a large headpiece with a veil that falls just past her shoulders. She is holding a large bouquet of flowers. The groom is in a morning frock with a white shirt and tie. He is holding white gloves and a top hat. They are standing in front of a backdrop. He has a mustache. Reverse of photograph states in German "I received this card at new year (1906) Anna"
This is a photograph of the wedding of Katharina Priess in her wedding gown seated next to her husband, Peter Janzen who is dressed in a suit. She is holding a bouquet of flowers, he is holding gloves. Alexandrovsk is written in bottom right corner.
This photograph is of Peter Janzen and his bride Katharina Priess. The bride is seated showing a long train and veil and holding a large bouquet which appears to contain roses. Her headpiece and the dress bodice have myrtle on them. The groom is dressed in a morning coat with white shirt and white bow tie. He is holding a top hat and white gloves. His lapel also has a sprig of myrtle attached to a white ribbon. The photograph appears to be taken outdoors surrounded by plants. A curtained window is visible behind the groom. Alexandrovsk is printed in bottom right corner.
This is a wedding photograph of Margaretha Janzen dressed in a long white gown with a broach at the neck, a floral wreath on her veil, with a long train. The groom, Jacob Schulz, is wearing a formal long coat with small flowers on his left lapel. He is wearing white gloves. Alexandrovsk is printed on bottom right corner.
This photograph shows the bride seated holding a large bouquet of flowers tied with a ribbon. Her headpiece is ornate and has a lac veil attached. The groom is wearing a morning frock coat complete with white bow-tie and white gloves.. His left lapel is adorned with a small sprig of flowers and a white ribbon. The bride is Maria Dyck and the groom is Heinrich "Heinz" Janz. They look like they come from a well-to-do background.
This is a well dressed bridal couple. Her dress is white and ornate with a wide belt at her waist. It appears to be all lace. There is a pin or small brooch at her throat. She is wearing a veil with flowers. She appears to have fair hair. Her left hand is in the crook of his right arm. He is wearing a dark, double-breasted morning suit, white shirt and white bow tie and ribbons with flowers on his left lapel.
