Veil is Something Old for 20 of Family’s Brides

Written by Pat's Papers | Thursday, 29 July 2010 9:29 AM

In its 91 years, it’s been married 20 times. The St. Petersburg Times profiles a veil that has been worn by 20 brides of the same family. And the women who’ve worn it are sure if it could talk, it would have some stories to tell—like the time the floor-length antique lace accessory was left on the lawn to dry. First worn in 1919, the heirloom will make its 20th trip down the aisle this fall.

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