A perfect day to get married

A country house, a wedding dress, a bottle of rum and a possible mistake It was Dolly's wedding day to the Honorable Owen Bigham, a diplomat and a very suitable suitor for the young, middle-class British woman. The sky was clear, though the venue was very windy. The garden was in bloom, and guests were slowly arriving. The circumstances were ideal for the ceremony. The only drawback was that the bride was unsure about whom she wanted to marry. In A Perfect Day to Get Married, a classic of English literature, Julia Strachey presents the reader with a refined sense of humor and a critical and insightful narrative about British society in the late 1920s.