Art Deco Brides on the Catwalk
Tweet Pin It The 1920′s Art Deco trend saw the flapper women escape Victorian values and throw themselves into a new era of glitz, glam and all that jazz. Tweet Pin It
Tweet Pin It The 1920′s Art Deco trend saw the flapper women escape Victorian values and throw themselves into a new era of glitz, glam and all that jazz. Tweet Pin It
Tweet Pin It Jenny Packham, a graduate of Central Saint Martins College of Art, is one of the top British wedding dress designers. Influenced by the glamour of the 1930′s, Jenny Packham designs an eponymous ready to wear line, Jenny Packham Bridal and a line of bridal accessories. Packham won the International Couture Bridal Designer [...]
Tweet Pin It If you have had your heart set on a designer wedding gown, but can’t quite fit the price tag into your budget, then head to London at the end of this month to take advantage of up to 70% retail prices on a collection of gowns at this one-weekend-only wedding dress sale. [...]
Tweet Pin It As soon as a couple announces they are engaged, everyone wants to hear about the dress. Yet these days more and more brides are shunning the traditional form of a big white dress and walking down the aisle in bridal suits. Boris Becker’s wife Sharlely Kerssenberg wore a stylish white tuxedo suit [...]
Tweet Pin It Bubbly actress and TV presenter Denise van Outen married her West End star husband Lee Mead in April 2009. Telling friends that they were just going on holiday, the two jetted off to the luxury Labriz Silhouette resort in the Seychelles where they secretly married in front of a select few guests. [...]
Tweet Pin It Bridal catwalks are currently filled with Grecian style dresses. They offer a fantastic versatile look that adds a mythical element to your wedding. White chiffon draping to the floor with crystal embellishments and an elegant shilhouette, this style is guaranteed to dazzle your guests with your classic beauty and make you look [...]
Tweet Pin It Weddings in the 1920s were a world away from the previous stuffy and Edwardian weddings. It was a time of great prosperity in the UK and USA alike, where the parties never stopped and the alcohol ran, somewhat illegally, wild. Hemlines were rising, business was booming and jazz was playing. Life was [...]