We have 20 wedding dress arriving from Theia Couture on Monday! We will be steaming, tagging, and possibly modeling a few for our Instagram! The dresses will be here November 27th - December 4th before they are shipped back to the designer.  

Last month Roberta visited New York City for Bridal Fashion Week! The bi-annual event is an occasion we look forward to year around.  I stayed back to help launch our boutique while Roberta explored all things new in bridal fashion. Today we took a break from opening preparations to chat about her trip. Check out my interview with Roberta. 

When one of your favorite bridal designers is inspired by Disney princesses, this happens!

When I meet wedding fashion designers, I always feel inspired and have to hear their full story. Designer Anita Aguirre of Girl & A Serious Dream is no exception. Formerly trained as an architect and now pattern maker, Anita launched her lace robe collection online followed by acquiring authorized retailers. 

In this ever evolving shared economy, preowned and sample sale wedding dresses help restore what weddings are about in the first place. Some glam and a lot of love! While we do carry made-to-order wedding dresses, I invite you to take a look at our Aisle and Runway Collections featuring preowned and sample sale wedding dresses. It's like the Joanna Gaines of wedding dresses! Restoration is a beautiful thing for the heart, soul, and figure!

While we love all of those areas of Orlando, we couldn't be happier to to have found the perfect space in Winter Park. Surrounded by interior design studios, our space was once home to a letterpress boutique. Where you could once buy love notes, you can now buy your wedding dress! And grab a delicious lunch after. 

The past few seasons have focused on everything but strapless necklines. Designers continue to make statements by finding unique ways to create draped or embellished neckline and backline details. Here are some of my favorite backlines from the Fall 2018 wedding dress collections. 

This is our story. It has to do with building a national brand, having to walk away from all of it, to build something greater.