Making The Dress
Making Your Dress
The silk or other fabric used in the gowns is always ordered from suppliers who can provide wonderful high quality fabrics and a range of shades to ensure the most flattering combination for the individual bride.
A test garment is always made up first in an inexpensive fabric and any alterations to fit or changes of design happen at this stage. The silk will be handled as little as possible to maintain its beautiful appearance and give a pristine appearance to this very special dress! Samples of any beading or embroidery will be made for the bride's approval at this point and when all is to your satisfaction your gown will be made!
Every dress is fully lined and interlined, hand finished to a high standard and a separate underskirt is made or purchased if required. Great care is taken to source exactly the right trimmings and final details for the gown and a veil can be made which complements the dress and completes the perfect picture of a beautiful bride!
Matt silk duchesse satin with an overlay of ivory and champagne delicate corded lace are used in this elegant and feminine dress.
Close Fitting bodice with lace scallop around the top edge and at the dropped waist.
The soft sweep of the lace train gives a rather retro image to this dress which owes its success to the simple clean design and beautiful fabrics used.