Showing posts with label lace wedding dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lace wedding dress. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 July 2015

Dalhousie Castle Wedding with beautiful lace wedding dress


When I first met Christine, she was planning a beautiful wedding with Harry her husband to be, at Dalhousie Castle.

She had some loose ideas for her dress, and we came up with a gorgeous lace in ivory with a champagne cord, she had buttons on the back and soft satin skirt with a godet insert at the back and a little train.

On the day, the weather was kind to the couple and they managed some lovely photographs in the beautiful grounds of the castle.

Christine chose to have flowers from Angel-a-flowers hair and make up by Lyn mckenzie makeup.   It was such a lovely wedding to be involved in and Christine was a joy to work with.

Thank you for Lovely photographs from Claire Tennant Photography.














Sunday, 19 April 2015

Beautiful Wedding at the South Lakes, with lovely soft Chantilly lace dress


Faye wanted a simple V-neck lace dress with little cap sleeves, a soft look and feel to the dress.
She had a lovely wedding in the South Lakes with amazing DIY details and she looked amazing in her Vintage make up.
Faye looked perfect in her dress, it had an internal lace up which gave her a smooth silhouette, but still gave a soft look to her dress. She chose a lovely Chantilly lace with ivory soft satin backing.
The different coloured bridesmaids dresses, looked great and gave the wedding a fun look.

Faye was such fun to work with, and we wish her all the very best with her baby due to arrive.

Thank you so much for Paul Read Photography for letting us use the stunning photograph to show off our work.
















Thursday, 5 June 2014

Victoria's Full Length Lace Dress with long train and diamant shaped straps


Victoria came to us looking for a dress to wear for her early spring wedding in Dunkeld Cathedral and later at Ballathie House Hotel.  We made her a dress from a beautiful ivory corded lace with a satin backing.  It had a big train and an internal bustle. We made a veil with lace trim to go with it.  We also made her two younger bridesmaids dresses in royal blue satin.  The photographer, Peter Keyser kindly allowed us to use his images. The beautiful cake was his wife's work Silla Keyser Cakes, the  flowers were arranged by Louise Mackenzie from The Pretty Amazing Company.It was an absolute pleasure working with Victoria and her Bridesmaids and we wish them all the best for the future.