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Special Events You Won't Want to Miss

 

Someplace in Time Tea Room and the Victorian Visions Bridal Museum present a Tea, Chat, Book Signing and Museum Tour with Eve Faulkner of the Victorian Visions Bridal Museum

Saturday, April 20th
Three Seatings: 11AM, 1:30PM, 3:30PM
$39.95 includes tea, book and tour

Advanced Reservations Required
Someplace in Time Tea Room
132 S. Glassell • Old Towne Orange • 714.538.9411

 

A Private Class for Couples on Courtship with Eve Faulkner

Saturday, June 28
6:00PM to 8:00PM
$20 per person or $30 per couple.

Reservations are Required
Royer Mansion
307 East Chapman • Suite 304, Orange, California 92866 • Phone (714) 997-1893.

 

 

WE'VE EXPANDED OUR SERVICES

Located in historic Olde Towne Orange, the Victorian Bridal Museum is the home of some of the most exquisite and elegant wedding gowns and collectibles in the country.

To share this impressive collection with you, we provide a suite of services to make any occasion special.  We're available for the following activities:

  • Lectures
  • Tours
  • Exhibits
  • Historic Story Telling
  • Seminars
  • Private Classes for Couples on Courtship

Some of the topics we specialize in include:

  • History of the Victorian Bride -- What She Wore and Why
  • The Evolution of the Wedding Gown -- 100 Years of Wedding Fashion
  • Courtship Rituals from Around the World
  • Queen Victoria's Courtship and Wedding Customs

For more information or to book an event, please contact us.

We look forward to seeing you.

 

ABOUT EVE FAULKNER

According to Eve Faulkner, founder of the House of Victorian Visions Bridal Museum, the mid to late 1800s was a time when beauty and romance was absolute. 

The 15-year speaker on Victorian weddings will delight you with tales of romance, history, and chivalrous courtship rituals no longer practiced.  She shares her enthusiasm for the beauty and romance of the period with several examples of period attire, including portraits of the original bride in the dress, an English bodice, veils, shoes, corsets, and complete trousseau sets.

Ms. Faulkner first became interested in the topic upon moving into a beautiful Victorian home in Upland.  Since 1986, she has conducted over 700 weddings at her home and opened the House of Victorian Visions Bridal Museum to all those interested in the romance of Victorian age.  As a dealer in Victorian wedding memorabilia, Ms. Faulkner has given over 100 lectures on the topic over the last four years.

Lectures include a display and discussion of costumes worn by Victorian brides between the years of 1830 and 1901 and describe customs and traditions regarding the Victorian wedding and the origins of these traditions.  She also relates anecdotes regarding courtship customs that encompasses the personal history of Queen Victoria.

Ms. Faulkner can be contacted directly for lectures at victbrimus@aol.com.  It is a beautiful experience that touches the romantic heart of everyone.