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Blue wedding dress

Markella wearing short wedding dress Molly Mae 23/12/2018
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Our Real Brides of the Year wearing Tea Length Wedding Dresses

Our Real Brides We welcome hundreds of brides every year into our short wedding dress boutique. The brides arrive and some know what they want and others need a little help. Here are just some of our real brides and their wedding days we have featured this year. We have a wide selection of tea length wedding dresses for every bride whatever the wedding and here are a few from this year. City Bride We started the year with a city wedding in London. Sanne had visited our website and... Read More

Vintage style wedding dress 01/08/2018
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Something Blue with a Vintage Style Wedding Dress

Something Blue on Your Wedding Day “Something borrowed, something blue” is a traditional rhyme that dates back to the 19th centaury. To this day, most brides adhere to this tradition and can do so in some very inventive ways. The blue bit symbolises purity of heart and mind and blue was a popular wedding dress colour up until the 19th centaury. Blue is making a come back from a splash of colour throughout the wedding to the pastel hue’s or a hint of blue dress. Here are our pick of... Read More

Real Bride Shelley wearing Bella by Loulou bridal 09/05/2018
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Real Weddings – A Wonderfully Intimate Cornish Affair

A Wonderfully Intimate Cornish Affair Small Weddings don’t get better than a ceremony in caverns and a reception at a clifftop luxury hotel. Our bride Shelley wore a bespoke 1950’s style tea length wedding dress. The groom Danny also looked dashing in blue. Their wedding ceremony was at Carnglaze Caverns in Cornwall.  Where they had a small, low key and very personal wedding with only twenty guests. The reception was held at The Headland Hotel, a stunning luxury hotel on the clifftops of Newquay. These beautiful images were captured by... Read More

23/01/2018
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Tea Length Wedding Dresses in Colour

When getting married, brides often choose their favourite colours for their bridal party or flowers but there are lots of ways to add in colour to your dress too. Champagne and apricot make subtle alternatives to a white or ivory wedding dress and you can feel glamorous with beautiful blues or blush pinks. There are so many ways to add colour to your tea length wedding dress and be as subtle or dramatic as you want. If you don’t want to wear a traditional white wedding dress there are lots... Read More