Unidentified Wedding Photo

[coraltrout]

This photo was given to my father in Glen Innes by his brother in Bingara NSW both deceased.
I am looking for help to know anyone in the photo.
 the bride is wearing glasses
There is no Photographers mark or writing on the back.

[coraltrout]

The close up of the bride

[judb]

Gorgeous photo.

I wonder if the Bingara History Group might be interested in having a look. 
https://www.bingara.com.au/our-history/bingara_museum/bingara-historical-society/


Or perhaps the local paper would like to feature it?
http://www.newspapers.com.au/bingara.html

Judith

[coraltrout]

Hello
I have tried the Bingara group waiting on a reply and I have put the photo on Fbook and lots of sites

Perhaps it is ..I know my uncle told my father to look after it and that is all the info I have

Maitland ,Glen Innes Clarence River,
Thank you

[Rhonda May]

Hi, a great photo that obviously meant something special to you uncle.

Have you checked the NSW marriage index for marriages on both sides of the family that might be connected, even back to your grandparents era?

Rhonda

[coraltrout]

Hello

Yes I have  I know who they all are but I dont have photos of everybody looking at Lightfoot, Willbat

Wade Austen, and Cattell  etc
Thank you for your idea

[Gadget]

If it's any help, it looks 1920s vintage or possibly early 30s.

Gadget

[coraltrout]

Thank you

[maddys52]

Lovely photo.

It would be some effort, but you could try looking on trove for a similar photo.
https://trove.nla.gov.au
Often wedding photos, though usually just the bride were printed in newspapers (my grandmother had her photo published as a bride). You could try limiting to - bingara wedding - or something similar, and limit the time - looks like 1920s/1930s to me though I'm no expert, and limit to photo. Start with limiting to family names that you know as well.

Gadget posted while I was typing - glad I was on the mark!