The previous post made me realise that I'd completely forgotten to share a photo of from another of my brides. A slightly different project this time - this was the lovely lady I made this dress and these accessories for last year...
Doesn't she look amazing? They had a beautiful day, with fantastic weather (sunny but not too hot, we were slightly worried about that when we had a heatwave the day before the wedding).
I wished them congratulations, happiness and a long life together at the time but I guess it doesn't hurt to do so again!
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Friday, 2 May 2014
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Accesories to match The Wedding Gown
Yesterday I posted about a wedding gown that's been under wraps since it was finished last month, today it's the turn of all the accessories that I made to go with the dress!
First, the bride's tiara, made from fine silver wire and beads that match those on the dress:
The groom wore a custom-made cravat from the same material as the bride's gown:
Instead of adult bridesmaids she chose to have her 2 year old niece as a flower girl. Her really cute dress was made from duchess satin in a beautiful dark blue (there is a matching sash that I somehow forgot to photograph, oops!):
And the Best Man had a cravat to match the flower girl:
Although if I stopped to think about it making all the bits for the wedding was a lot of pressure it was an honour to be asked to do and lovely to be able to do. I'm thrilled with how everything turned out and it seems the bride was too so I think it can be counted as a success!
First, the bride's tiara, made from fine silver wire and beads that match those on the dress:
The groom wore a custom-made cravat from the same material as the bride's gown:
Instead of adult bridesmaids she chose to have her 2 year old niece as a flower girl. Her really cute dress was made from duchess satin in a beautiful dark blue (there is a matching sash that I somehow forgot to photograph, oops!):
And the Best Man had a cravat to match the flower girl:
Although if I stopped to think about it making all the bits for the wedding was a lot of pressure it was an honour to be asked to do and lovely to be able to do. I'm thrilled with how everything turned out and it seems the bride was too so I think it can be counted as a success!
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