Can you date this wedding photograph

[heywood]

I know nothing of uniforms, I must tell you.
Is there any significance in the pale/white interfacing on his jacket and his belt colour?
Looking at WW2 images of marriages, I didn’t see one like the groom’s.

[hepburn]

My M-I-L was married in 1942.She had the same big bouquet of Carnations.

[J.J.]

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I saw this as well, & wondered if it might help date the uniform, the cream coloured collar lining & belt was WW2 Battledress uniform... in image, Parachute Regiment.
 https://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/british-parachute-regiment-sergeant-bd-uniform-set.html
Another similar uniform in a wedding image. https://www.pegasusarchive.org/arnhem/Biog3/Philip_McDonnell_1.htm
It certainly does make sense that Airborne crew would have kept their precious parachutes.
https://cdn.greatlifepublishing.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2018/11/25173419/pd4_gp4unl-728x970.jpg
I just realized that the reason we are seeing the lining is that they are all in casual mode for their weddings.

I know nothing of uniforms, I must tell you.
Is there any significance in the pale/white interfacing on his jacket and his belt colour?
Looking at WW2 images of marriages, I didn’t see one like the groom’s.

[DianaCanada]

The dress is similar to my mother’s wedding dress, which she saved for and bought at Harrod’s in London, if I am remembering correctly.  My parents were married in March 1945.  My father wore his Canadian army uniform, unfortunately not his Black Watch kilt.

[judy purssell]

I have a photo of my uncle and aunt's wedding which is almost identical - they got married in 1946 or '47 in Lewisham, South London