An Old Fashioned Girl: Cinderella Sofia, And Prince Charming Rebekah!

Friday, October 30, 2020

Cinderella Sofia, And Prince Charming Rebekah!

I just couldn't resist sharing these photo's with you today...

So, the other day I watched the 2015 version of Cinderella, then today I was listening to the beautiful soundtrack. I had a wonderful idea! Let's dress Sofia {age 9} and Rebekah {age 11} up as the Prince and Princess!!

We asked our dressmaker {Nancy} and our makeup artist {Beth} to help us dress them up~

They did such a wonderful job, and we all had so much fun!!

Our dressmaker and makeup artist...

Our prince and princess...

Nancy made Sofia's dress out of some blue organza, a shiny old curtain and other bits of pretty blue she could find~

The first dance!

We put the Cinderella song La Valse de l'Amour that they used in the movie, and our prince glided our princess through the first dance...so cute!

Because Caleb flatly refused to be Sofia's Prince Charming, we had to just use Rebekah...we have all had great experience in being princes and Lords ect, in our games, because we've always only had girls to use! But what fun we had!

Gabrielle

4 comments:

AnonymousOctober 30, 2020 at 11:10 PM
What a beautiful Cinderella Sofia made. Rebekah is a charming Prince. Thank you for sharing.
Marion
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AnonymousOctober 30, 2020 at 11:12 PM
Gabrielle I love this post. Sofia is a pretty Cinderella and Rebekah played the Prince with charm. Congratulations Nancy on a wonderful job on the dress. You are very talented.
Marilyn
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