"Where do I begin?"
It's a question that we hear all the time from brides wanting a custom wedding gown. We get it, choosing a designer can be overwhelming if you don't know where to start. That's why today, we are sharing FIVE simple questions you can ask to help identify which designer is right for you!
It goes without saying that all designers have their own unique style and creative process—which means it is vital that you choose someone who matches your needs. However, it is also important that you also consider a designer's process for creating your dress.
We believe it is important that brides know exactly what to expect when working with us on creating their dream dress. Which is why we have outlined our process here. While this is a general outline of how we work with clients, we do strive to accommodate changes where possible to account for each bride’s individual needs.
As one chapter ends, and we enter into a new year, our hearts are filled with hope for all of the 2021 brides out there. Despite the hardships of this past year, we are choosing to celebrate aspects of your wedding that no pandemic can take away—like finding and creating your dream wedding dress. You may have had to postpone or rearranged certain aspects of you day but compromising on your dress does not have to be one of them.
They asked and you said ‘yes’, and now you are not just someone’s significant other, you are a fiancée. You are elated and giddy – you are marrying the person you can’t wait to spend the rest of your life with. Your first step is likely going to be shopping for a dress. But not just any dress, the dress. The one you will wear while walking down the aisle, the one that will make your dad shed a tear when he sees you for the first time, and the one that will make you future spouse hold their breath. Wedding dress shopping is one of the most exciting parts of planning your dream wedding. But it can also be...
Sun rising over the mountains, a sapphire lake sparkling in the distance. A stunning backdrop designed by nature paired perfectly with a stunning gown designed by us. For this styled shoot the bride was wearing our blush mermaid off-the-shoulder gown, a neckline that while being a classic over the years has made a frequent reappearance more recently. Both Brides magazine and Vogue highlighted off-the-shoulder gowns as an integral part of this years' fashion shows, featuring more lace and beadwork than ever before. Featuring a removable overskirt, whose popularity has been steadily rising in the last few years, this gown is really two dresses in one. It allows you to wear your dream dress for the ceremony and your photos, while being comfortable later on the...
