Bride and Groom in Navy and Ivory
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The wedding portrait is one of history's most significant photographic and artistic traditions, formally documenting the union of two people. Since the 19th century, bridal portraiture has followed certain visual conventions: the bride typically wears white or ivory (a symbol of purity that became standard during the Victorian era), a veil, and carries flowers—particularly roses, which symbolize love and beauty. The formal posing of bride and groom together, side by side, became the cornerstone of wedding documentation and remains deeply embedded in Western marriage customs and home display practices.
- Stitch count: 78 x 123
- 21 colors in the palette
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78 x 123 stitches 21 colors
Pattern description
This counted cross stitch captures a timeless wedding moment in soft pastels and rich navy, depicting a bride in an ivory gown with delicate veil beside her groom in formal navy attire. The bouquet of red roses adds a vibrant accent to the composition. At 78 × 78 stitches with 21 DMC thread colors, this intermediate-level pattern balances ornamental detail with manageable stitch count.
The gentle color palette—pale pinks, soft blues, warm beiges, and cream tones—creates an elegant, romantic mood perfect for framing or gifting to newlyweds. Stitched on Aida fabric using DMC floss, the pattern requires intermediate skill to blend the varied skin and dress tones smoothly. The crisp navy of the groom's suit provides strong visual contrast while the trailing veil and classical pose evoke traditional bridal portraiture, making this an ideal keepsake for anniversary celebrations or wedding-themed home décor.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 78 x 123 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 5.6 x 8.8 inches or 142 x 223 mm
Suggested Material Size: 11.5 x 14.7 inches or 292 x 373 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
