Lady Graduate

Traditional academic gown, holding the mortar board hat and a bound degree. Colour trim may be specified on ordering.

Gentleman Graduate

In traditional academic gown. Colour trim may be specified on ordering.

Valentines Day Couple

A Top Hat Gentleman in full courtship mode with flowers and chocolates, and a Crinoline Lady with a home-made Valentine, as was popular in the Victorian era.

Victorian Bride

A full crinoline lace gown from the era that first popularised the white dress (though only among the very upper classes), which a bouquet of white orange blossom.  Particular colours may be requested for flowers or ribbon trim.

Victorian Groom

Wearing a day formal frock coat, a high collared shirt with tie and cravat, a waistcoat and top hat, all in black or grey with silver.

Edwardian Bride

A modest, high-necked lace gown with garland headdress, with a white bouquet. Particular colours may be requested for flowers or ribbon trim.

Edwardian Groom

A 3-piece black suit with silver grey waistcoat, white shirt with round collar, and black bow tie or cravat.

Gent with New Baby

Gentleman holding a new baby either in a formal lace christening gown or ordinary white baby suit.