The end of 2017 is near so today we’re taking a look back at some celebs who tied the knot this year and brides who did it in serious style! Of course one of the most anticipated weddings of the year had to be Pippa Middleton and her beautiful Giles Deacon gown didn’t disappoint. And of course we followed our own celeb blogger Ciara Doherty’s wedding journey this past year too and were super excited to see what she chose to don for her special day. You can see her incredible gown and other stunning celebrity wedding dresses below…

Ciara Doherty in Bespoke Creation by The Attic Bridalwear Boutique 

Photo by Dermot Culhane

We were bowled over by our very own Celeb Blogger Ciara Doherty’s bespoke wedding dress when she married fiancé Richard in August this year in their dream venue – La Garriga de Castelladral in the heart of Catelonia. Her incredible gown was handmade by Irish designer Orlaith Carroll of The Attic Bridalwear Boutique in Limerick. Ciara had shown Orlaith pictures of dresses that she loved and asked her to come up with a design just right for her. The result was a hand-beaded bespoke dress that required hours of slow, painstaking work but it sure paid off. Ciara said: “It sounds silly but I’d never worn anything so perfect for me”. Read all about Ciara’s stunning Spanish wedding here!

Pippa Middleton in Giles Deacon

Photo via Vanity Fair

Pippa Middleton married fiancé James Matthews in May and her dress was a major talking point! Pippa looked like a classic beauty in a custom made Giles Deacon wedding dress. The incredible bespoke gown was constructed entirely of lace that was hand appliqued to create the impression of having no seams. It featured a sweeping full skirt, beautiful cap sleeves and high neck and was reported to have cost in the region of £40K.

Emmy Rossum in Carolina Hererra

Photo via Vogue

Actress Emmy Rossum married director and Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail in New York in May. She knew exactly who would design her special gown and put the plans in motion for a show-stopping Carolina Herrera number. The off-the-shoulder gown with a sweeping train (the bodice’s shape was meant to resemble the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed museum where they tied the knot) was the epitome of modern elegance and we think the Shameless star looked incredible!

Miranda Kerr in Dior

Thank you Maria Grazia Chiuri and @dior for creating my dream wedding dress ✨❤️t

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May was a busy month for weddings and also saw Australian model Miranda Kerr wed Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel. She looked incredible in a Custom Dior Haute Couture gown, designed by the brand’s artistic director Maria Grazia Chiuri. The inspiration behind the long-sleeved, high-necked satin dress which was was appliquéd with lillies was Grace Kelly’s iconic style from her 1956 wedding to Prince Rainier of Monaco. She completed her look with a showstopping pearl encrusted tiara designed by London-based milliner Stephen Jones.

Serena Williams in Alexander McQueen

Photo courtesy of Vogue

Tennis star Serena Williams stunned at her November wedding to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. The pair said ‘I Do’ at New Orleans’ Contemporary Arts Center with their adorable daughter Alexia Junior by their side. Serena’s ball gown, designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, had the wow factor in spades thanks to its voluminous skirt and according to Serena was “completely the opposite of what I ever thought I would choose for myself”. Serena told Vogue, she fell in love with the ball gown silhouette on a trip to London to meet Sarah: “I loved the idea of doing a really spectacular ball gown, and it has turned out to be such an incredibly special piece.”

Suzanne Jackson in Hayley Paige from McElhinneys Bridal Rooms

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Beauty blogger Suzanne Jackson of SoSueMe wowed on her Big Day with hubby Dylan O’Connor back in August. The pair had a glamorous celebration in the 5 star Powerscourt Estate in Wicklow and Suzanne’s stunning Hayley Paige creation was perfect for their fairy tale day. Suzanne worked with McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Ballybofey, Co. Donegal and American designer Hayley Paige to create her incredible bespoke princess gown complete with plunging sweetheart neckline, long lace sleeves and lace bodice with hand-stitched pearls.

Ronda Rousey in Galia Lahav

Happiest day of my life….

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Actress and UFC star Ronda Rousey tied the knot in August this year to fellow fighter Travis Browne. She described their Hawaiian wedding as a “backyard Mexican Corona party” to People Style and wanted a beachy but laid back gown to match. The bride opted for a gorgeous hand-beaded Galia Lahav mermaid gown and looked absolutely beautiful!

Charlotte Church

Photo by Elliott Cooper

Welsh Singer Charlotte Church kept things low key for her wedding to musician Jonathan Powell in Cardiff in October. The pair had an intimate ceremony held under a tree with just their closest family and friends. Charlotte hasn’t revealed where she got her stunning ethereal gown with tulle embroidered skirt and off-the-shoulder detail but we adore it and think it goes perfectly with her fab floral crown.

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If you’re shopping for your wedding dress this year (whoop!), you can expect to find lots of these gorgeous styles adorning the rails of bridal stores! We’ve rounded up 9 of the biggest wedding dress trends for 2018 below…

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Stylish Capes & Capelets

Rosa Clara | Monique Lhuillier | Peter Langner

Capes and capelets made an appearance at many a 2018 runway show! Several designers showcased wedding dresses paired with these stunning accessories from dainty tulle and modern satin coverings to pretty, ornate capes. A gorgeous alternative to a veil, they’re also sure to be popular with stylish autumn/winter brides after some extra coverage.

Rosa Clara stockists include B Couture in Wicklow

Shorter Dresses

Ivy & Aster | Callista | Romona by Romona Keveza

Hemlines soared this year with the return of fabulous mini and midi wedding dresses! The runways were teaming with shorter styles with designers showcasing gorgeous mini wedding dresses – perfect for chic city brides and an array of romantic tea length dresses, sure to be a hit with vintage loving brides.

Callista stockists include Amarra Bridal in Kildare, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Diamond Bridal in Cork

Romona Keveza stockists include Myrtle Ivory in Dublin

Pretty Bows

Inbal Dror | Ivy & Aster | Rosa Clara

Bows have been popping up on wedding gúnas this past year but the 2018 bridal runways saw them bigger and better than ever. You’ll find both dainty and showstopping bows adorning every inch of wedding dresses including perched prettily on the shoulders, on belts, necklines, sleeves, and even dotted across the bodice.

Rosa Clara stockists include B Couture in Wicklow

Embellishments Galore

Reem Acra | Jenny Packham | Anna Campbell 

The 2018 catwalks were teaming with some seriously dazzling offerings, perfect for brides that love their glitz and glamour. From decadent all over beading to pops of pretty pearls, sparkling diamante bodices and shimmering metallic details, the runways were awash with embellished beauties.

Jenny Packham stockists include Sharon Hoey in Dublin

Anna Campbell stockists include Little White Dress in Dublin

Fab Fringing

Galia Lahav | Pronovias | Sottero & Midgley

Another detail that proved super popular with bridal designers was fringing. If you’re a fan of flapper dresses, you can channel some 20s glamour for your Big Day with some fringing adorning the shoulders, draped prettily from the sleeves or go all out with some swishy fringing across the bodice and skirt!

Pronovias stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Sottero & Midgley stockists include My Dress Bridal Wear in Tipperary, Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare, McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Off-the-Shoulder Beauties

Justin Alexander | Morilee | Pronovias 

Designers have been showcasing some gorgeous off-the-shoulder creations these past few years and 2018 was no different. If you’re after a romantic look, the sultry off-the-shoulder gown could be perfect. Or if you want a sharper, more modern style, you’ll find plenty of bare shouldered offerings with tailored straight across cuts too.

Justin Alexander stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal, B Couture in Wicklow, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

Pronovias stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Voluminous Skirts

Lazaro | Amsale | Pronovias

If you’re after your princess moment, you’ll be spoilt for choice this year! The ballgown was a staple on the runway with beautiful voluminous skirts popping up in every collection from statement satin numbers to romantic tulle layers.

Lazaro stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim

Pronovias stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Chic & Minimal

Lela Rosa | Lihi Hod | Justin Alexander

While embellishments were abundant on the runways, so too were chic pared back offerings for brides after a simple yet stylish dress for their big moment.

Justin Alexander stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal, B Couture in Wicklow, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

Pretty 3D Floral Embroidery

Hayley Paige | Rime Arodaky | Romona Keveza Legends

These dainty embellishments adorned many a dress on the 2018 runway, scattered across bodices, skirts and on backs. Pretty and whimsical, floral appliques and embroidery bring some added drama and romance to this year’s bridal offerings.

Hayley Paige stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal

Romona Keveza stockists include Myrtle Ivory in Dublin

Main image via Anna Campbell

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Today we’re checking out some of the sweetest tea length wedding dresses around! We’re a big fan of this fun and flirty style reminiscent of the 50s. A chic alternative to more traditional ballgowns, they’re also great for shorter ladies who want that princess feel without feeling swamped in a full length number.

If you’re after a bit of retro flair for your own Big Day look, you’ll be glad to hear tea length wedding dresses (and minis!) made our pick of the best bridal trends for 2018 with lots of designers including a tea length style in their collections. Bridal brand House of Mooshki and Irish designer DePaor Designs are both know for their tea length gúnas – you can see lots of fab offerings from them below as well as some more pretty finds!

9 of the Biggest Wedding Dress Trends for 2018

Rosa Clara

Rosa Clara stockists include B Couture in Wicklow

DePaor Designs, Wicklow

Ivy & Aster

Callista

Callista stockists include Amarra Bridal in Kildare, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Diamond Bridal in Cork

Justin Alexander Signature

Justin Alexander Signature stockists include B Couture in Wicklow and The Bridal Outlet in Dublin & Athlone

DePaor Designs, Wicklow

Annie – Curvy Chic Bridal, Belfast

Aideen Cross – Award Winning Bridal Designer

Amanda Wakeley

Amanda Wakeley stockists include Myrtle Ivory, Dublin

Dottie – House of Mooshki

House of Mooshki stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture, Leitrim

Temperley London

Temperley London stockists include Little White Dress, Dublin

Savannah Miller

Christy – House of Mooshki

House of Mooshki stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture, Leitrim

DePaor Designs, Wicklow

Callista

Callista stockists include Amarra Bridal in Kildare, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Diamond Bridal in Cork

DePaor Designs, Wicklow

Marsha – House of Mooshki

House of Mooshki stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture, Leitrim

Temperley London

Temperley London stockists include Little White Dress, Dublin

DePaor Designs, Wicklow

Scarlet – House of Mooshki

House of Mooshki stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture, Leitrim

Please contact bridal stores directly to enquire about specific collections.

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When it comes to that princess feel for weddings, nothing does it quite like the traditional ball gown! The beautiful full skirt oozes romance and we’re happy to report that the 2018 runways were teaming with voluminous gúnas, so brides after that princess feel for their Big Day will be spoiled for choice. From gorgeous ruffled layers to pretty tulle numbers, chic and simple satin gowns and even feathers, the modern ball gown comes in many forms. We’ve rounded up a selection of the most beautiful ball gowns around – be prepared to swoon…

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La Sposa – St. Patrick

La Sposa stockists include The Bridal Outlet in Athlone

Maggie Sottero

Maggie Sottero stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Wtoo by Watters

Wtoo by Watters stockists include Memories – The Bridal Boutique Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique Cork, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

White One – St. Patrick

White One stockists include The Bridal Corner in Dublin

Hayley Paige

Hayley Paige stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal

Lazaro

Lazaro stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim

Morilee

Morilee stockists include The Moderne Bridal in Cork, Dublin Bridal House and McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal

Rosa Clara

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Beautiful by Enzoani

Beautiful by Enzoani suppliers include MK Bridal Boutique in Meath, The Bridal Corner in Dublin, Anne Gregory Bridal in Wicklow and Diamond Bridal in Cork

Justin Alexander

Justin Alexander stockists include Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal, B Couture in Wicklow, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

Watters

Watters stockists include Myrtle Ivory in Dublin

Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Gwenyth at Curvy Chic Bridal in Belfast

Sotteo & Midgely

Sottero & Midgley stockists include My Dress Bridal Wear in Tipperary, Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare, McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Justin Alexander Signature stockists include B Couture in Wicklow and The Bridal Outlet in Dublin & Athlone

La Sposa – St. Patrick

La Sposa stockists include The Bridal Outlet in Athlone

Nicole Spose

Nicole Spose stockists include Diamond Bridal in Cork, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Dublin Bridal House

Paloma Blanca

Paloma Blanca stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare and MK Bridal Boutique in Meath

Wtoo by Watters

Wtoo by Watters stockists include Memories – The Bridal Boutique Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique Cork, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

Maggie Sottero

Maggie Sottero stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Kylie at Curvy Chic Bridal in Belfast

Lazaro

Lazaro stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim

Justin Alexander

Justin Alexander stockists include Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal, B Couture in Wicklow, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

Ellie Saab

Ellie Saab stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Rosa Clara

See Rosa Clara stockists here

Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include McElhinneys Bridal Rooms in Donegal and Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Lazaro

Lazaro stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim

Blush by Hayley Paige

Blush by Hayley Paige stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim and MK Bridal Boutique in Meath

Rosa Clara

See Rosa Clara stockists here

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The ultimate bridal accessory, a veil can be the perfect finishing touch for classic brides. They come in all shapes, sizes and finishes from floor-sweeping Chapel or Cathedral veils for that wow factor to more understated Blusher Veils and Birdcage Veils that cover just the face or part of. For brides that want that timeless, classic look without the fear of tripping over it, there’s also pretty Elbow length and Finger Tip Veils that fall just below the elbow and fingertips. In terms of finishes, you can take your pick from beautiful one and two tier layers, with a pretty scalloped or lace edge, and if you’re after some added sparkle, it can come adorned with pearls, diamantes and crystals. To give you a taste of what’s out there, we’ve rounded up some beautiful offerings from stores all across Ireland including FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland (good news, FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland are now sending out free colour swatches so you can see the exact colour, fabric and quality!) Accessories by Loves Legacy, Allure, Engaged Apparel, Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts and Jules Bridal Jewellery.

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Rose – Handmade Floor Length Veil from Engaged Apparel

‘Aisling’ Bridal Veil from Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts

Cara Veil with Swarovski Crystal & Pearls from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

Style V2816 from Accessories by Loves Legacy

Magda Veil from Jannie Blatzer

Couture Birdcage Veil with Ivory Detail available from Allure

‘Sandy’ Bridal Veil from Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts

Orlaigh Fingertip Veil from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

Hettie Single Tier Ivory Veil with Crystal Edging from Accessories by Loves Legacy

Colleen Chapel Length Veil from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

Style V2696 from Accessories by Loves Legacy

Saara Veil from Jannie Balthzer

Grainne Chapel Length Veil with French Lace from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

Marie’ French Lace Bridal Veil from Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts

Bianca Antique Clip Birdcage Veil from Jules Bridal Jewellery

Style V3221 from Accessories by Loves Legacy

Annie Double French Net & Tulle Birdcage Veil from Jules Bridal Jewellery

Colleen Veil from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

Daisy – Lace Edge Single Tier Veil from Engaged Apparel

Megan Single Tier Ivory Veil with Satin Tim from Accessories by Loves Legacy

Rosemary Tulle Birdcage Veil from Jules Bridal Jewellery

‘Rachel’ Bridal Veil from Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts

2 Tier Elbow Length Mauve Veil from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

Theodore Pearl Chapel Veil from Tania Maras

‘Sylvia’ Bridal Veil from Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts

Cleo Single Tier Ivory Veil from Accessories by Loves Legacy

Caoimhe Chapel Length Veil from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

‘Freya’ Bridal Veil from Wedding Belles Bridal Accessories & Gifts

Juliet – Double Tier Veil from Engaged Apparel

Tara Skull Cap with Detachable Veil from FitzPatrick’s Veils of Ireland

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Since around 2016, most stores have woken up to the fact that – hello – brides with budgets want to look gorgeous too! So, in case you didn’t know, here’s a list of 10 high street and online stores with wedding collections. This is just the tip of the iceberg. And also, even if some of the wedding collections aren’t located in Ireland, they still deliver to Ireland, either for free or for a tiny price (we checked them all). Ready? Enjoy!

Monsoon

They’ve had a wedding collection for a few years now, and if you’ve never shopped there or had the pleasure of owning something by Monsoon, then you’ll be positively surprised by their quality. The wedding section is right smack in the middle of the home page menu, and they get big kudos from us for that. They’ve got the bride, the bridesmaids, the mother-of-the-bride, the guests and the kids all covered, plus gorgeous accessories we are salivating over. Go have a browse.

Debenhams

A lovely large selection of every wedding essential is waiting at Debenhams, and it’s easy to find on their website too, as part of their main site menu, towards the right side. There’s an added convenience of shopping for all the key people for the wedding itself, plus honeymoon stuff and gifts too. You’ll find here one of the largest selections of bridal gowns, and all the most popular silhouettes. You can also book a free appointment with a personal shopper to take you around the store. Bonus!

French Connection

Dare we say, this is BHLDN’s more affordable little sister? The Wedding Collection was announced in 2017, and launched at the beginning of 2018. You’ll find the Wedding Shop under ‘woman’, and sections for bridal wear, bridesmaids and accessories. At the time of writing, the selection is small, but it covers literally every essential – simple, elaborate, short, long and there’s also a separates combo of lacy trousers and top (a trend that’s still going strong, a great alternative to a pantsuit). Also at the time of writing, the highest priced item cost €425 – a win for any small budget.

ASOS

The wedding section is slightly hidden on their website, but you can still get there in three clicks: first ‘women’, then ‘clothing’, and then ‘shop by occasion’ and wedding is the first option. You get a WHAMO of a result with over 2000 items, which you then have to narrow down by filtering, otherwise you’ll be scrolling through a mishmash of bridal dresses, bridesmaid dresses, shoes and accessories. But hey, that’s part of the fun, right? Again, we have to highlight the separates options here, because we’re fans of reducing the headache for the brides! Like the blue satin skirt you see above – you buy this and a simple top, the bridesmaids use some sparkly shoes they have, DONE!

H&M

The wedding section could be a little easier to find and better arranged, but once you find it, it has a lot of charming pieces. It’s listed under ‘ladies’, and then you have to look under ‘campaigns’ to find The Wedding Shop. When we browsed the site, there were no filters available, but the entire collection has only about 50 pieces, so it’s easy to scroll through them. While there are only three bridal gowns, there’s much more for bridesmaids, and even a few pieces for kids, with pink and blue dominating the selection in 2018. We saw quite a few pieces we loved.

Missguided.ie

We love that they make a little joke about their wedding collection, calling the page Missbrided! The wedding collection is mercifully easy to find towards the bottom of the main menu. When we browsed, there were seven wedding gowns and plenty more for bridesmaids, in total over 400 items (including shoes). This is a good place to shop for brides who have a budget, but aren’t very traditional.

Ted Baker London

Well, they’ve gone and launched a new section on their website called ‘Wedding: Tie the Knot‘. Just hover over ‘women’ and you’ll see it in the dropdown. The catchy slogan ‘get wed with Ted’ will stick in your mind while you browse, and there’s much to browse. Gowns, shoes, bridesmaids’ dresses, accessories… just over 200 products, all priced a little still friendly to small budgets, with not a single item over £1000. What caught our eye especially was the gorgeous fabrics. P.S. You can shop this gorgeous collection in Brown Thomas too!

Whistles

Their website says ‘made with the contemporary bride in mind’, and they sure deliver. Whistles have a solid wedding collection of 10 bridal gowns, and a few dozen bridesmaid gowns and dresses, plus essential accessories. In this 2018 collection, lace rules the look, and our particular favourite is a lace pantsuit with pockets! Pockets are everything. You’ll find all the dresses and other lovely things under ‘women’, where Whistles Wedding has its own section. Very nice indeed.

Coast

We love online stores who put their wedding section front and centre, and Coast is doing it right. They cover all the girls – the bride, her mother, the flower girls and the bridesmaids. They also threw in a honeymoon section for good measure, because hey, nothing is more efficient than shopping for everything at once. What we love most is the separates! There are quite a few fabulous jackets which are sleek and contemporary (psst, we’re showing you our fave above), just begging to be personalised with some fabulous touches. Go have a look.

Oasis

No bridal gowns, but bridesmaids’ gowns galore instead. You’ll find them all under ‘clothing’, then ‘shop by edit’ and look for ‘bridesmaids’. They say your girls will shine bright, and they sure will. In the 2018 collection, you’ll find all the super-flattering colours – a little pink, some peach, a gorgeous blue, plus some muted greys and blacks. There are shoes and bags to match everything, and even temporary tattoos and other fun stuff for a bit of humour. With this collection, none of your bridesmaids could possibly be grumpy about what they’re wearing.

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Getting ready to embark on your quest for ‘the one’? Wondering what styles are going to be gracing the rails of gorgeous Irish bridal stores when you visit? We asked the experts – the bridal boutiques what styles will be big for the year ahead! Here’s what they had to say…

Alice May Bridal, Dublin | View Profile

Savin London | Anna Georgina 

The trends for 2018/2019 seem to be lots of floral vibes in 3D laces and colour. Little splashes of colour everywhere, which is so fab!!

Alice May Bridal stock Willowby by Watters, Catherine Deane, Anna Georgina, Savin London, Nicola Anne, Tara Keely, Raimon Bundo, Alena Leena and Beside Couture.

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Dando London | Nicole Spose

More simplistic fabrics like crepe and chiffon are still charging ahead with plunging necklines or open backs. We are also starting to see embellishment making a come back – great for the magpies in us!

Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh stock Dando London, La Sposa, MGNY, White One, Dessy, Annylinn and Nicole Spose.

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Watters | Ti Adora

Patterns and flowers and soft floaty dresses. Lace is back with a bang. Sleeves are also going to be a big look.

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (located in Dublin and Cork) stock Watters Wtoo, Willowby, Cabotine, Ti Adora, Modeca, and Chic Nostalgia, San Patrick and Ashley and Justin are arriving in the summer.

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Dresses by Ronald Joyce

Lace is still big news for the upcoming seasons, sleeves, cover ups – strapless is left for the evening with little capelets or jackets worn for the daytime, colour such as blush or champagne, hints of metallics whether it’s in belts or beading. And of course the upcoming royal wedding will have a big influence on trends for the upcoming season.

Sharon Gregory Design Studio design and make wedding dresses in house. They also stock Ronald Joyce, Victoria Jayne, Art Couture and Special Day.

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Dress by Blue by Enzoani

Bridal Trends for 2018/2019 are Classic and Traditional but with a modern twist. For example, traditional A-Line skirts with low backs and illusion necklines. Fitted crepe gowns are part of most bridal designer collections this season, along with plunging necklines and dramatic trains.

Diamond Bridal stock Enzoani, Blue by Enzoani, Beautiful by Enzoani, La Sposa, Callista and Nicole Spose.

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Willowby by Watters | Blush by Hayley Paige

Personally I think the trends are changing which is a good thing, for many years we have seen the deep V dominate bridal trends. Brides are definitely moving towards more structure, higher necklines and colour! Brides are getting bolder and so are their colours choices, as well as your usual white, ivory and blush we are seeing brides sway towards champagne golds and metallic colours like this stunning Willowby gown available from MK Bridal.

MK Bridal Boutique stock Enzoani, Paloma Blanca, Allure, Willowby by Waters, White One San Patrick, Hayley Paige and Lou Lou.

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Mark Lesley | MGNY 

One of the main and my favourite trends for the upcoming season is the off-the-shoulder neckline. Gone are the days where every dress was strapless. Brides can now opt for a look where the straps fall down around their shoulders or for extra coverage and a more vintage look, the wedding gown can feature long sleeves, while keeping the shoulders exposed.

Another trend that I adore is the Veil across the shoulders. It’s such a unique and beautiful way to cover up during the ceremony. For the brides that are looking to change their look, the veil across the shoulders can be used as the central detail for the first look and then showcase the gorgeous gown for the second.

Plunging necklines – a trend that hasn’t missed any runway. It’s sexy, it’s feminine and completely breathtaking. Low V-necklines may also incorporate lace or sheer fabric into the design for added modesty.

Angelo Bridal stock MGNY (Madeline Gardner New York), Eternity Bride, Mark Lesley and Cara Mia. 

Aideen Cross – Award Winning Bridal Designer, Kildare | View Profile

Dress by Aideen Cross – Bridal Designer

The predictions for 2019 are for a touch of colour, but more in the shades of silver/blue or soft golds as well as metallic details – whether it’s on the dress or just in accessories, it’ll be a must have. Rose gold is trending for bridesmaid dresses. Bodices are becoming more structured with fuller skirts. Necklines are getting higher, rather than that deep cut, and high low hemlines are going to become more popular. Hair vines are still in and veils never seem to go out of fashion, though finer and more sheer. Now that could and will all change when the Royal Wedding takes place next month, that will be one to watch out for!

Aideen Cross is a bridal designer that specialises in bespoke wedding dresses, designed to each bride’s specific requirements.

Main photo: Dress by Blush by Hayley Paige

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You might be dying to book your first wedding dress appointment as soon as the ring is on your finger! But if your planning journey lasts anything up to two years, just when is the ideal time to get shopping? We asked the experts – bridal boutiques – when is the best time to start wedding dress shopping and how many people should you bring with you for this fun experience…

Angelo Bridal, Dublin | View Profile

Dress by MGNY

When deciding to go wedding dress shopping, how prepared a bride is can sometimes be more crucial than how early she starts. A bride-to-be needs to have a general idea of the shape and details she wants to wear and also how the dress will tie in with the overall theme of the wedding. It’s important for her to feel comfortable in her skin when starting fitting wedding dresses, because choosing the gown is ultimately based on how beautiful it makes the bride feel. Therefore, the right time to start wedding dress shopping is different for every bride, but the rule of thumb is to allow between 6 and 9 months before the wedding.

Angelo Bridal stock MGNY (Madeline Gardner New York), Eternity Bride, Mark Lesley and Cara Mia. 

Chase Brides, Algrave | View Profile

Wedding Dress by MoriLee

We always recommend to our brides to start shopping 9-12 months before the wedding​​, whether this be in store or getting ideas online before you head to the shops, wedding dresses take around 3-6 months to order therefore you need to shop ahead of time to make sure your perfect dress arrives in plenty of time before your wedding and make sure to leave enough time for any alterations as well.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

​We advise that you only bring ​2​ to 3 of your closest friends or family​ members with you. When you bring a large entourage with you, there can be too many different opinions which could make your final decision confusing, once you have chosen your dress you can always bring different friends or family members to your alteration fittings to show them the dress before the big day.

Chase Brides, Algarve stock Mori Lee and an exclusive collection by Randy Fenoli, Allure, Cabotine and their Own Brand designed by owner Kristina Louise.

Diamond Bridal, Cork | View Profile

Dress by Nicole Sposa

Our recommendation is 12 months prior to your wedding date. By the time you find ‘the one’, it will take 6/8 months to come in and you need to allow time for alterations at the other end. Once it’s ordered, you can relax and put it in the capable hands of the boutiques and not feel under pressure.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

We would advise bringing 1 or 2 trusted and honest friends or family members whom you feel most comfortable with to your appointment. From experience we have found that too many opinions can be distracting for the bride. Once you have found ‘the one’, we invite our brides to bring along bridesmaids and whoever else they wish for the ‘say yes to the dress moment’ and a well deserved bottle of bubbles.

Diamond Bridal stock Enzoani, Blue by Enzoani, Beautiful by Enzoani, La Sposa, Callista and Nicole Spose.

MK Bridal Boutique, Meath | View Profile

Dress by Enzoani

You should start shopping for your dress 10-12 months in advance.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

Bring one or two people who you love and trust i.e close friends and family. They want the best for you and will help you make the right choice. DON’T bring 100’S of people to your appointments!! The more people there are, the more conflicting opinions there will be. Choose your entourage wisely!

You should visit 3-5 shops max.

DON’T confuse yourself by visiting 20 shops, it will take the fun out of the whole experience.

Do listen to your bridal consultant. They might suggest a style that you may not necessarily pick yourself…

Don’t… limit your choice by ruling out particular styles. Stay open minded, very often brides go for the total opposite of what they originally wanted.

MK Bridal Boutique stock Enzoani, Paloma Blanca, Allure, Willowby by Waters, White One San Patrick, Hayley Paige and Lou Lou.

DePaor Designs, Wicklow | View Profile

Dress by DePaor Designs

If you want the experience to be relaxed and enjoyable, you should really start looking for your dress about 9 months before your wedding. Most designers and shops require a booking time of 6 months in order to order fabrics and plan fittings.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

I would advise a bride not to bring too many people with her in the early stages while she is trying to decide on a style. Too many opinions can confuse, so a few trusted friends or family members who understand your personal taste and style is all that is required. Remember to wear a pale coloured bra for your fittings!

Gay DePaor of DePaor Designs custom makes dresses for brides. The Bridal Designer has three collections – Classic Lace, Timeless and Tea Length Eliza Collection. 

Alice May Bridal, Dublin | View Profile

Dress by Anna Georgina

As soon as the bride likes! Our dresses take about 6-8 months to arrive from ordering time so as soon as the bride can come in the better! It’s such a lovely experience, why not start as soon as you can!

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

It’s best to bring your closest friends and family, there is lots of details to go through so having people there that know the vision you have for your day is most important. We think 2 or 3 is the perfect size.

Alice May Bridal stock Willowby by Watters, Catherine Deane, Anna Georgina, Savin London, Nicola Anne, Tara Keely, Raimon Bundo, Alena Leena and Beside Couture.

Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh, Meath | View Profile

Dress by Dando London

We recommend the ideal time is approximately one year to be sur​e you are not under any pressure, a little earlier if you find ‘the one’ is no harm and if you are prepared to buy ‘off the peg’ then nearer to the time. It all boils down to personal preference.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

We suggest 2-4 maximum, too many people, too many opinions. It’s nice to get validation but leave the over opinionated ones at home so you can have a clear head. ​

Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh stock Dando London, La Sposa, MGNY, White One, Dessy, Annylinn and Nicole Spose.

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (Dublin & Cork) | View Profile

Dress by Cabotine Novias

Most brides start seriously shopping about a year ahead of their day. That gives them time to visit a few shops if needed and to go back to their favourites.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

We advise a maximum of 3 trusted people plus yourself. It gets overwhelming otherwise.

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (located in Dublin and Cork) stock Watters Wtoo, Willowby, Cabotine, Ti Adora, Modeca, and Chic Nostalgia, San Patrick and Ashley and Justin are arriving in the summer.

Myrtle Ivory – Bridal Couture, Dublin | View Profile

Dress by Stephanie Allin

We would always recommend starting the hunt approx. 12 months prior to your wedding, this way you are seeing all the most recent collections, allowing yourself ample time to do the search, narrow down the find and buy your gown 9-6 months prior to your wedding date.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

We allow a maximum of 3 guests per bride – we really think it’s important to bring valued opinions. Brides who bring girl gangs with them tend to end up confused by all the opinions, and it’s nice to surprise people on the day. We are finding more and more brides are coming in on their own, narrowing down their search with us, and then bringing in their Mom/Sister/Aunt to show them their favourite, and we always toast it with a glass of bubbly – these moments in life must be celebrated.

Myrtle Ivory exclusively stock Stephanie Allin, David Fielden, Amanda Wakeley, Patrick Casey, Anna Kara, Claire Pettibone and Watters Couture.

Sharon Gregory Design Studio, Cork | View Profile

Dress by Ronald Joyce

Everyone is different – some brides will want to be organised, some not so, 12-18 months beforehand for the organised bride, 8-12 months for the not so organised but do remember different designers have different lead times on their orders. The average lead time is 5 months to order a dress.

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

I don’t recommend a large group, it can be daunting and you don’t want 10 different opinions being thrown at you, bring your mam, sisters, maid of honour to begin with or for a more relaxed visit, just your mam. When you find the dress then bring the rest, it’s your dress and it’s how you feel in it.

Sharon Gregory Design Studio design and make wedding dresses in house. They also stock Ronald Joyce, Victoria Jayne, Art Couture and Special Day.

Aideen Cross – Award Winning Bridal Designer | View Profile

Dress by Aideen Cross

How many people would you advise to bring with you?

The question is not how many people to bring with you bridal dress shopping, is how many not to bring? One good friend or sister can be all you need for that honest opinion and support. You are the best judge of all, you know what doesn’t suit you so start there and then go with what feels comfortable too. It’ll be a long day.

Aideen Cross is a bridal designer that specialises in bespoke wedding dresses, designed to each bride’s specific requirements.

Main photo by Greg Finck Photography

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If you’re lucky enough to be jetting off for some sun and sea for your wedding abroad, you might be wondering what to buy on the wedding dress front. Well the good news is anything goes these days – from chic sheaths to ethereal ballgowns (while light and airy work a treat, you can have layers removed from your dream gúna to make it bearable in the heat) but we’ve a penchant for all things soft and floaty. Yep, we’re loving whimsical numbers with whispy tulles and lighter than air lace as well as gorgeous Grecian styles for destination weddings so to give you an idea of what’s out there, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite destination wedding dresses below – perfect for beach celebrations!

And if you’re after a specialist store for all your destination wedding attire needs, Wedding Tropics are an online store that specialise in formal beach wear for brides, grooms and kids (customization options available too including style, colour and fit!) and you can even pick up some lovely accessories too! They have everything from gorgeous laid back linens for the lads and dreamy dresses for your beach bash as well as pretty dresses for bridesmaids and cute outfits for the kids – all with a destination wedding in mind.

Grace Loves Lace

See Grace Loves Lace stockists here

Justin Alexander

Justin Alexander stockists include Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, B Couture in Wicklow, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

Anna Campbell

Anna Campbell stockists include Little White Dress, Dublin

Hayley Paige

Hayley Paige stockists include MK Bridal Boutique in Meath

Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Sottero & Midgley

Sottero & Midgley stockists include My Dress Bridal Wear in Tipperary, Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Stephanie Allin

Stephanie Allin is exclusively stocked at Myrtle Ivory – Bridal Couture, Dublin

Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Willowby by Watters

Willowby by Watters stockist include Alice May Bridal in Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique based in Dublin & Cork, MK Bridal Boutique in Meath and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

Rembo Styling

Rembo Styling stockists include Sharon Hoey – Irish Contemporary Bridal Wear

Nicole Spose

Nicole Spose stockists include Diamond Bridal in Cork, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Dublin Bridal House

Willowby by Watters

Willowby by Watters stockist include Alice May Bridal in Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique based in Dublin & Cork, MK Bridal Boutique in Meath and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

Grace Loves Lace

See Grace Loves Lace stockists here

Inmaculada Garcia

Inmaculada Garcia stockists include Sharon Hoey – Irish Contemporary Bridal Wear

Available from Wedding Tropics

Willowby by Watters

Willowby by Watters stockist include Alice May Bridal in Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique based in Dublin & Cork, MK Bridal Boutique in Meath and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

Mori Lee

Mori Lee stockists include Dublin Bridal House, The Moderne Bridal in Cork and Elliott Chambers Bridal in Dublin

Watters

Watters stockists include Myrtle Ivory in Dublin

Nicole Spose

Nicole Spose stockists include Diamond Bridal in Cork, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Dublin Bridal House

Dress by Irish Bridal Couture – Roisin Cross Silks

Hayley Paige

Hayley Paige stockists include MK Bridal Boutique in Meath

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Fingers crossed you WON’T be needing this advice but as with everything, it’s best to be prepared! Trying to remove a stain from your beloved wedding dress is never a scenario you want to imagine but on the off-chance a stain does make its way on to your gorgeous gúna, there are ways to get rid of it or minimise it (either way, don’t let anything get in the way of your amazing day – shrug it off and get on with enjoying your wedding). For those of you that want to be prepared for all eventualities, we’ve enlisted the help of the people that know all about wedding dresses – the bridal boutiques. They’ve got some great ways to get rid of wedding dress stains on your Big Day (just in case)…

Sharon Gregory Design Studio, Cork | View Profile

Baby wipes – carry a pack with you, they’re great for little accidents on the day!

DePaor Designs, Wicklow | View Profile

Ideally most dresses should be dry cleaned but it does no harm to prepare for the inevitable accident. Bring a couple of clean pieces of white/ivory cotton or silk with you and a diluted solution of Fairy Non Bio or similar washing gel. If it is absolutely necessary to try and remove the stain, sponge the stain gently with some warmed solution of the gel and then sponge again with some plain water to remove the detergent. But only try if absolutely necessary and don’t let a stain ruin your day. Just relax and enjoy it!  Also bring a few strong safety pins, in case when dancing etc. your train hook gives way. Remember the scout’s motto – ‘Be Prepared’!

MK Bridal Boutique, Meath | View Profile

If you happen to get blood on your wedding dress… spit on it! Saliva removes blood.

Diamond Bridal, Cork | View Profile

Non fragranced baby wipes and a soft bristled toothbrush and cold water will do the job with the majority of stains. Be careful however not to be too heavy handed with delicate fabrics.

Aideen Cross – Award Winning Bridal Designer, Kildare | View Profile

Let’s hope it never happens, bride’s worst nightmare… but I would say firstly be prepared with few handy items in a bag:

• Small white cotton towel (all ready washed and dried)
• Baby powder
• Cotton buds
• Brown paper
• Baby wipes

Cleaning instructions don’t always apply on your wedding day as you’re looking for that quick fix. Don’t ever rub a stain, dab gently and from the inside out. Use the towel to remove any excess moisture if a spill occurs. For a lipstick stain, you could try baby wipes, gently dab and when dry, finish with baby powder. For an oily stain, cover with baby powder and brush off after 10 minutes and repeat or place brown paper over stain and apply a little heat, the paper should absorb the oil. Always use cold water on cotton to remove a blood stain. It’s best to be prepared – good luck!

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (Dublin & Cork) | View Profile

Baby wipes – as long as it’s not silk!

Main photo from Carol & Eric’s real wedding by DKPHOTO

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After months of speculation, Meghan Markle’s wedding dress was finally revealed at the weekend and she looked beautiful. Opting to keep things simple, she donned an elegant bateau neck three-quarter sleeve dress by British designer Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy that channeled “timeless minimal elegance”.

Sleeves have always been a popular bridal choice, particularly for autumn/winter brides and chic, modern wedding dresses were big news for 2018/2019 before this so it’s fair to say we’re going to be seeing even more beautiful designs based on the new Duchess of Sussex’s look in the coming months! If you’re looking to give your own bridal look a modern and elegant twist, we’ve rounded up some stunning pared back, contemporary finds for brides that want to keep things simple for their big moment.

9 of the Biggest Bridal Trends for 2018

Rosa Clara – Aster

See Rosa Clara stockists here

La Sposa – Paladium

La Sposa stockists include The Bridal Outlet in Athlone

Pronovias – Dreba

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Pronovias – Calesa

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Rosa Clara Couture – Pamela

See Rosa Clara stockists here

Rosa Clara – Asier

See Rosa Clara stockists here

St. Patrick – Fez

See stockists here

Atelier Pronovias – Huarte

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Mikaella Style 2200

Mikaella stockists include Elite Brides in Donegal, My Dress Bridal Wear in Tipperary and Pearls & Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

Justin Alexander – Style 8936

Justin Alexander stockists include Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, B Couture in Wicklow, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

La Sposa – Palco

La Sposa stockists include The Bridal Outlet in Athlone

Rosa Clara Couture – Dylan

See Rosa Clara stockists here

La Sposa – Palermo

La Sposa stockists include The Bridal Outlet in Athlone

St. Patrick – Lasiel

See stockists here

Rosa Clara Soft – Lucena

See Rosa Clara stockists here

Pronovias – Drana

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

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Wedding dress shopping is lots of fun, but unlike shopping for a dress for a party or an event, there’s a few things you need to keep in mind! Most bridal shops will require an appointment so make sure to ring and book one in advance – heads up, weekends and evenings will be busy so give yourself plenty of time to book it in! It’s also a good idea to book just a few shops per day – cramming in too many will just end up confusing you (side note – wedding dresses can be heavy so you might find you’re exhausted if you’ve too many shops to get to). When it comes to what to bring to your appointments and of course your dress fittings once you’ve chosen ‘the one’, we asked the experts themselves – the bridal boutiques – what to pop in your bag for this fun planning milestone! Here’s what they had to say…

What to bring to the Appointment…

Myrtle Ivory – Bridal Couture, Dublin | View Profile

When going for a bridal appointment, don’t wear any instant false tan – it ruins gowns – especially when they’re ivory. Wear nude seamless underwear if possible. Bring a pair of heels, and a good strapless bra. And bring an open mind – we’re here to help you find the dress of your dreams.

Diamond Bridal, Cork | View Profile

An open mind and a positive attitude! Comfortable clothes that are easy to get in and out of and a strapless bra are advised but not essential. We provide the rest!

Alice May Bridal, Dublin | View Profile

For your appointment with us you should bring slip on shoes, nude undergarments and hair bobbins if you wish to wear your hair up on your big day. For your dress fittings, at your alteration stage, you will need your shoes and undergarments including cups you wish to wear on your wedding day.

Your Final Dress Fittings…

Sharon Gregory Design Studio, Cork | View Profile

You will need the underwear you will be wearing and your shoes, those would be the most important things to bring for your final fitting, and bring any accessories you have to see the full effect.

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (Dublin & Cork) | View Profile

Your shoes and underwear are needed for your fittings.

MK Bridal Boutique, Meath | View Profile

When attending your bridal fitting make sure to bring your shoes and underwear you intend to wear on your wedding day. Without them, your dress can not be altered!

Aideen Cross – Award Winning Bridal Designer, Kildare | View Profile

It’s a very exciting day, your first bridal dress fitting – be sure to have your correct undergarments and shoes. These will ensure a perfect fit, you might think of bringing along jewellery and other bridal accessories as well.

Main photo from Sarah & Dom’s real wedding by Memories Photography by Magda

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Wedding dresses aren’t like ordinary dresses – they have a certain lead time and it will be months before you get a glimpse of your precious order which is why it’s always best to give yourself plenty of time on the dress shopping front (our experts suggest when to start wedding dress shopping here). So just how long before the wedding do you need to order your dress? We turned to the experts again, the bridal boutiques, and asked them when brides need to get that order in – see what they had to say below…

Alice May Bridal, Dublin | View Profile

8 months and more is ideal. We can arrange rush orders for you if you don’t have that amount of time, we can cater for every bride’s needs here in Alice May Bridal.

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (Dublin & Cork) | View Profile

Ordering times can be 4-8 months depending on the designer and you need to leave time for your alterations too!

Myrtle Ivory – Bridal Couture, Dublin | View Profile

Depending on designers and depending on the fabric, it is typically a 6-7 month order time frame. If a bride doesn’t have this time frame, panic not, most designers allow for a “Rush Order” (there is a charge for these orders).

Sharon Gregory Design Studio, Cork | View Profile

The lead time on dresses are 5 months and 3 months for bridesmaids so allow a few months before the wedding for the wedding dress to come in, you don’t want to be panicking waiting on it to arrive.

Diamond Bridal, Cork | View Profile

Most Bridal Designers require 6-8 months to make your dress. Our advice, however, is as soon as you find it, order it. Most boutiques will allow payment plans and deferred delivery to accommodate this.

MK Bridal Boutique, Meath | View Profile

When ordering your dress, we would suggest ordering no later than 8 months in advance.

Photo from Louise & Brendan’s real wedding by Jialin Long Photography

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If you’re jetting off somewhere sunny for your Big Day, you might be wondering what kind of wedding dress to shop for. So we put it to the experts, the bridal boutiques – what weddings dresses work best for a gorgeous sun-filled destination wedding? Here’s what they had to say…

20 Dreamy Destination Wedding Dresses

Alice May Bridal, Dublin | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Willowby by Watters

Stick to your own style and don’t compromise purely based on the weather. It’s always great to have a lightweight dress but that doesn’t mean if you always wanted a full gown you can’t achieve this. Try on everything you had your heart set on and we can help with making it light and wearable for the day. When it comes to transporting your dress, book a seat for your dress so it reduces creasing on the fabric.

Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh, Meath | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Nicole Spose

Honestly these days anything goes! Brides wear whatever they want for weddings abroad, the ‘destination dress’ is a thing of the past. We can take away under layers or replace with breathable fabrics to help with the heat.

In terms of transporting your dress,​ I would recommend flying with Aer Lingus as they tend to take your gown and hang it for you, they did for me! If not, take it with you on board and arrange for it to be steamed by your planner or the hotel.​

Memories – The Bridal Boutique (Dublin & Cork) | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Chic Nostalgia

Keep it light and avoid anything too tight. Think about the weather and think about the fabric you choose. You don’t want wrinkles or sweat marks!

When it comes to transporting it, just fold it into your carry on suitcase. You can always get it pressed on the other side and you don’t want it to go missing in the hold!

Myrtle Ivory – Bridal Couture, Dublin | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Stephanie Allin

If it’s a church wedding, check with your priest about shoulders being covered – as a lot of churches in Italy and France can be quite strict about skin on show inside the church. Remember that your gown has to be weather appropriate. The likes of Stephanie Allin will add cotton linings to the inside of her large skirts to make them more breathable to wear on the day.

Sharon Gregory Design Studio, Cork | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Ronald Joyce

Think of your venue, is it on the beach? You will want a dress that’s light and flowing. Is it in a church? You can wear any style but you will need a dress that will travel well (won’t be a ball of wrinkles when you get there) and also is the dress easy to travel with as some airlines will store the dress in the back of the aircraft, while some will insist on you buying a seat for it.

We supply long dress bags and these are perfect for travelling but your airline will determine how you transport it. If they will not hang it for you and if you are not prepared to buy a seat for it, you will have to carry it in a carry on bag.

Chase Brides, Algarve | View Profile

Wedding Dress by MoriLee

When it comes to getting married abroad we know exactly what you need, as we are based in the sunny Algarve. We recommend you choose a dress that you are going to be comfortable in and one that does not have too many layers as you don’t want to overheat on your special day.

In terms of transportation, don’t worry, whether you are staying in a hotel or private villa, ALL local launderettes can dry clean or press your dress before the big day, so if you bring your dress over in a suitcase or ship it in a box, there’s no need to panic as you can get it pressed once you arrive. Of course, if you don’t want to do this, we recommend you ship it over in a large box that has space for the dress to breathe and not be squished up.

Diamond Bridal, Cork | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Nicole Spose

If you are going to a warm climate, we advise lighter fabrics and a dress that can travel well and doesn’t tend to wrinkle.

When it comes to transporting your dress, we would advise carrying the dress as hand luggage and ensure that it is covered in plastic (in case of any spillages!) and in a breathable dress bag. Most airlines are great and may even give your dress its own hanging space, it’s no harm ringing or emailing ahead.

MK Bridal Boutique, Meath | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Enzoani

When getting married abroad it’s important to pick a comfortable lightweight wedding dress that travels well. Lace is ideal as it doesn’t crease.

Travelling with your beloved wedding dress can be quite stressful, I would ask your airline if they wouldn’t mind hanging it up with the crew’s jackets for the duration of the flight. Most airlines are very obliging.

DePaor Designs, Wicklow | View Profile

Wedding Dress by DePaor Designs

If you are getting married abroad in a very warm climate, you really need to make sure that the dress is light and travels well. The tea length style is ideal, as it is so easy to pack and so comfortable to wear. For full length wedding dresses, choose a silk crepe or silk chiffon style, which will be light and airy to wear.

Aideen Cross – Award Winning Bridal Designer, Kildare | View Profile

Wedding Dress by Aideen Cross

If you’re lucky enough to be going away somewhere special for your big day, keep in mind the weather in that part of the world. Try to do dress shopping in the same climate as your wedding. Do consider a shorter length dress if it’s a beach wedding or even a high low dress. Another thing to think about is that silk or cotton will keep you cooler in a warmer climate but might not travel as well as polyester fabrics.

When it comes to transporting your gown, you should contact your airline before you fly to see what they recommend for you and your dress. I think if I was traveling with my wedding dress, I’d like it close to me and not put in the luggage department. Pack it in a weather proof zip bag and make sure the dress is secured on a hanger. You can stuff the bodice part with paper tissue so it will hold its shape.

Photo from Melissa & Ralph’s real wedding by Algarve Weddings by Rebecca

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You don’t have to go far to find incredible wedding dresses made right here in Ireland! Ireland is home to some fabulous bridal designers who have their own lines or can create a bespoke creation just for you. Check out 12 Irish bridal designers that you need to know about below…

Kathy de Stafford Bridal, Dublin & Tipperary | View Profile

Kathy de Stafford has been the designer of choice for many Irish celeb brides including Jennifer Zamparelli. The multiple award-winning designer trained internationally, becoming an expert in cutting and clothes making under the tutelage of Irish, French and Arabic mentors while living in Ireland abroad. “Classical lines, subtle colour and use of luxurious and beautiful fabrics” are the hallmarks of her designs and each gown is made right here in Ireland, finished by hand to couture standards. Kathy recently unveiled a new jewellery collaboration with Fields Jewellers and also stocks several other coveted designers such as Pronovias, Riki Dalal and Inbal Dror in her Irish stores.

House of Delphine, Kerry & Dublin | View Profile

Award-winning French designer of couture bridal, cocktail and occasion wear, Delphine Grandjouan is based in Co. Kerry with appointments in Dublin also. Her Couture Bridal brand: House of Delphine has been lauded by fashion critics across Ireland and she has been described as “a couturier with a bohemian heart”. Her gorgeous designs are the epitome of understated elegance, channeling the motto “less is more”. Delphine’s yearly collections are instantly recognisable with exquisite fabrics, the most skillful couture techniques, hand-sewed details and high quality finishes throughout. Delphine’s service is very special – each wedding dress is sculpted individually from the finest Silk Satin, Silk Crepes and French Laces and is exclusively developed for each customer to reflect their individual personality and style.

Aideen Cross Designs, Kildare | View Profile

Aideen Cross has over 30 years of experience designing stunning wedding dresses for brides. All of Aideen’s creations are designed and produced at her studio in Rathangan, using only the finest fabrics and laces. Brides can choose a dress from her Couture Collection or can have a bespoke dress designed just for them to incorporate their own ideas and style. Aideen is incredibly passionate about designing and creating beautiful bridal gowns and will work with brides to ensure they’re 100% comfortable and happy. Aideen can also create veils and headpieces to complement the bride’s gown as well as dresses for bridesmaids, flower girls and the Mother of the Bride/Groom.

DePaor Designs, Wicklow | View Profile

Irish designer Gay dePaor of DePaor Designs has been designing bespoke gowns for many years. Gay has three stunning collections – Classic Lace Collection, Timeless Collection and the Eliza Collection with everything from vintage tea length numbers inspired by the 40s, 50s and 60s and traditional lace dresses using structured lines and boning to timeless, elegant gowns created using soft fluid silk crepe. As all the wedding gowns are made-to-measure, brides can mix and match the styles to suit themselves or include their own individual ideas. DePaor Designs also stocks BariJay and Christina Wu bridesmaid dresses.

Anne Gregory Bridal, Wicklow | View Profile

Award-winning Irish Bridal designer Anne Gregory‘s store is located in Newtownmountkennedy, Co Wicklow and has been designing ‘elegant bridal gowns with a modern twist’ for almost 30 years. Anne is all about that ’personal touch’, encouraging brides to express their own personal style and preferences through their wedding dress, with a bespoke gown that is unique to them. Quality of service is incredibly important to Anne so brides can expect undivided attention when it comes to appointments and she will advise on accessories to complete your look. In addition to her own line, Anne Gregory Bridal also stocks Badgley Mischka, Allure, Enzoani, Oksana Mukha, Sacha James, Tiadora and White Rose.

Hazel Comyn – Bridal & Lace, Kerry | View Profile

Hazel Comyn is a multi award-winning Irish designer specialising in Bridal Wear, Bridal Accessories and Handmade Lace with an emphasis on classic timeless elegance. Her designs are ‘simple with a sprinkle of enchantment’ and she takes inspiration from the beauty of the Kerry landscape. She has a love of Irish crafts, particularly handmade Limerick lace and Irish Crochet lace which she incorporates into her designs – some of her lace is handmade using traditional techniques and can be designed to include the personalities and stories of the bride who wears it. In addition to wedding dresses, she creates veils, bridal belts, capes and garters and specialises in wedding dress alternations.

Sharon Gregory Design Studio, Cork | View Profile

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Irish designer Sharon Gregory established her design studio in Cork in 1996 and has picked up a string of awards for her designs along the way. Sharon’s studio is home to a range of gorgeous gowns from simple to elaborate and everything in between, with designs from her own line as well as dresses from Ronald Joyce, Victoria Jayne, Art Couture and Special Day as well as accessories. Brides that can’t find what they’re looking for can also avail of Sharon’s dressmaking service – she can design and create a one of a kind gown for you in-house to your specific requirements from the fabrics used down to the budget.

House of Tamem Michael, Dublin | View Profile

Established in 1989, Tamem Michael is a leading Irish family-run design house. Their own stunning Irish designs are under the label of ‘TM Couture’ but they also specialise in made-to-measure gowns for brides after a unique creation, all of which are designed and produced in their studio in Dublin. Brides can create their own design by picking the top of one dress and the skirt of another or can make their dream dress vision a reality with a bespoke gown. They also stock many beautiful designs from other bridal designers around the world as well as bridesmaid dresses, evenings wear, veils and accessories and they specialise in alterations.

Fiona Todhunter Bridals, Dublin | View Profile

Irish designer Fiona Todhunter is celebrating 19 years in business, designing beautiful bespoke gowns for brides. Fiona creates one of a kind designs for her brides, capturing the ‘individual style’ and personality of each client, starting with a careful consultation where she gets a feel for their style and unique qualities. Fiona uses high end and unusual fabrics and loves incorporating her signature hand-embellishing techniques to create “a truly ’once off’ designer label exclusive to each client.” In addition to her own line, her studio stocks dresses from Sophie Tolli, Tony Bowles, Rena di Montella Couture, Mon Cheri, David Tutera, Art Couture and Eternity Bridal.

Irish Designer Sharon Hoey has over 30 years of experience in bridal design, providing brides with chic, modern and unique styles. Sharon studied at Grafton Academy and has been picking up many awards over the years. Her signature line Sharon Hoey is handcrafted in her Dublin studio using the finest fabrics to provide the very best in quality, structure and fit. The team are passionate about helping brides pick the perfect dress for them and stock several designers in addition to the Sharon Hoey range including Jenny Packham, Divine Atelier, Suzanne Neville and Rembo Styling. As all the gowns are atelier made, they can provide brides with a unique service.

Main photo courtesy of Irish Bridal Couture – Roisin Cross Silks

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One of our favourite wedding trends is wedding dresses with pockets! What is better than a wedding dress that is chic, fashionable and practical? These incredibly beautiful wedding dresses all have two things in common: they have pockets and they are available in Ireland. What a winning combo!

If you haven’t already guessed, we love to write about wedding dresses. In fact, we created this one just for you:

The Ultimate Guide To Wedding Dress Shopping

Available at Curvy Chic Bridal

Available at Dublin Bridal House

Available at The Bridal Outlet

Available at Kathy De Stafford Bridal

Available at Padanee Bridal Couture

 Available at Ciara Bridal

Available at Fiona Todhunter Bridal

Available at The Bridal Corner

Available at MK Bridal Boutique

Available at Myrtle Ivory

Available at La Bella Sposa

Available at The Bridal Venue

Available at Elliott Chambers Bridal

Available at The Moderne Bridal

 Available at Roisin Cross Silks

Available at Memories – The Bridal Boutique

 Available at The Attic Bridalwear

Available at Diamond Bridal

Available at B Couture

Available at Alexanders Bridal

Available at Vows.ie

Available at Abelle Bridal

Available at Alice May Bridal

Available at Dreamy Curves

Available at Sharon Gregory Design Studio

Available at Truly Bridal Boutique

Available at Aspirations

Available at Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh

Available at Loves Legacy Bridal Wear

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Wedding veils… we know them as that pretty accessory you’d only wear on your wedding day. Did you know that brides originally started wearing them because wedding folklore told us that a veil would protect the bride from evil spirits? Well, a veil was also considered good luck, especially if it caught fire on the altar. Well, these days a veil is just a beautiful accessory which completes the bridal look. That said, there is a lot we can learn about the different veil styles, lengths and types!

Where to purchase wedding veils in Ireland: Click here to view our top picks!

Wedding veils – an expert tip

Experts recommend selecting a veil that does not compete with your dress. So, if you’ve opted for an elaborate gown, then pair it with a simple veil. Likewise, a decorative veil is the perfect finishing touch to a simple dress. If the dress and veil are too busy, it’ll detract from the main star of the show: you!

Types of veils

Blusher Veil: this is a short single layer which is worn over the face and sits below the chin. It often helps soften sharp features.

Fly-Away Veil: a multi-layered headpiece which barely brushes the shoulder. This is considered a casual veil and we recommend that brides pair this with a casual gown.

Elbow-length Veil: as the name suggests, it sits at the elbow and doesn’t overpower the dress. Petite brides under 5’4 will look great with this length!

Fingertip Veil: it reaches to the fingertips when your arms are hanging naturally. It compliments most wedding dresses and brides over 5’7 will look awesome in one.

Chapel-length Veil: it extends to the floor, roughly 2 and a half yards from the headpiece. It flows over the train and is quite formal.

Cathedral Veil: this is the most formal of the veils and should be worn with the cathedral train. It flows 3 and a half yards from the headpiece and you should remove it before the reception.

Wedding veils for each face shape

Round Face: a veil which falls along the side of your face will help narrow it. Never wear a hair band-style headpiece as this will accentuate a wide face or forehead.

Square Face: a longer veil teamed with face-framing tendrils of hair help relax a strong jaw.

Oblong Face: a waterfall veil and a wide tiara help add width to a longer face. Stay away from piled up hair and opt for a comb-style headpiece.

Heart shaped face: most veils are too full for you; choose a backpiece where the veil shows up behind the neckline and adds width at the jaw.

Oval: you’re the luckiest of the bunch as any type of veil will compliment your face!

Top veil tips

• Your hairstyle makes a difference to the look of your wedding veil. Choose how your hair will look on your Big Day and try on veils with your hair in a similar style.
• Consider your wedding location. A long veil isn’t practical for a beach wedding.
• If the colour of your veil and dress is not the same, that’s alright. Just ensure that the veil is a shade lighter rather than a shade darker than your dress.

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As we’re heading into winter soon, we thought we’d show off some truly beautiful winter-appropriate wedding dresses. These wedding dresses with sleeves are all stunning and super practical. Not only do they look incredible and eye-catching, but they’ll keep you warm! What more could you want in a wedding dress? All of the dresses featured in this post are available in Ireland.

Dublin Bridal House | View Profile

MK Bridal Boutique | View Profile

Myrtle Ivory | View Profile

Padanee Bridal | View Profile

Ciara Bridal | View Profile

The Bridal Corner | View Profile

Fiona Todhunter Bridals | View Profile

La Bella Sposa | View Profile

Loves Legacy Bridal Wear | View Profile

The Bridal Venue | The Bridal Venue

Dreamy Curves | View Profile

Roisin Cross Silks | View Profile

Alice May Bridal | View Profile

Elliott Chambers Bridal | View Profile

Aideen Cross | View Profile

Sharon Gregory Design Studio | View Profile

Memories – The Bridal Boutique | View Profile

Truly Bridal Boutique | View Profile

The Attic Bridalwear Boutique | View Profile

Alexanders Bridal | View Profile

Abelle Bridal Boutique | View Profile

DePaor Designs | View Profile

Amarra Bridal | View Profile

Sharon Hoey | View Profile

House of Tamem Michael | View Profile

B Couture | View Profile

Memories – The Bridal Boutique Cork | View Profile

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Off-the-shoulder wedding dresses have been popping up on the bridal catwalks year after year! But this year, they’re a massive trend with lots of designers jumping on board and adding some of these sensuous beauties to their collections. Elegant and oh so sexy, they allow brides to bear a little bit of flesh and also elongate the neck beautifully!

There’s also an off-the-shoulder dress out there for every style of bride whether you’re verging on boho, classic or after a chic, modern offering! You’ll find lace options, tulle, satin and embellished, and there’s sleeve versions too. Don’t believe us? Just take a peek at these stunners from Irish bridal boutiques…

Find Bridal Boutiques Near You!

Mori Lee

Mori Lee stockists include Dublin Bridal House, The Moderne Bridal in Cork, Abelle Bridal Boutique in Meath and Elliott Chambers Bridal in Dublin

Ashley & Justin

Ashley & Justin is available at Curvy Chic Bridal in Belfast

Atelier Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Enzoani

Enzoani stockists include MK Bridal Boutique in Meath, Pearls & Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal The Bridal Corner in Dublin and Diamond Bridal in Cork

Anna Georgina

Anna Georgina stockists include Alice May Bridal in Dublin and The Attic Bridalwear Boutique in Limerick

Curvy Chic Bridal in Belfast

Hayley Paige

Hayley Paige stockists include MK Bridal Boutique in Meath

Justin Alexander

Justin Alexander stockists include Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, B Couture in Wicklow, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

Lazaro

Lazaro stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim

Maggie Sottero

Maggie Sottero stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Sonsie

Sonsie is available from Dreamy Curves in Wicklow

Mori Lee

Mori Lee stockists include Dublin Bridal House, The Moderne Bridal in Cork, Abelle Bridal Boutique in Meath and Elliott Chambers Bridal in Dublin

Nicole Spose

Nicole Spose stockists include Diamond Bridal in Cork, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Dublin Bridal House

White One – St. Patrick

White One stockists include The Bridal Corner in Dublin

Dress from Runaway Bride in Wexford

Studio Levana at Curvy Chic Bridal in Belfast

Sophia Tolli

Sophia Tolli stockists include Fiona Todhunter Bridals in Dublin

Sottero & Midgley

Sottero & Midgley stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Sweetheart by Justin Alexander stockists include The Bridal Venue in Dublin, Dublin Bridal House and The Bridal Outlet in Dublin and Athlone

Sonsie

Sonsie is available from Dreamy Curves in Wicklow

Jenny Packham

Jenny Packham stockists include Sharon Hoey in Dublin

Wtoo by Watters

Wtoo by Watters stockists include Memories – The Bridal Boutique Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique Cork, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

White One – St. Patrick

White One stockists include The Bridal Corner in Dublin

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Brides looking to go glam for their Big Day are spoilt for choice with an incredible range of embellished wedding dresses available at the mo. From beautiful beading to a sprinkling of sequins across the bodice and dazzling gúnas twinkling with diamantes, 2019 brides after the wow factor for their big moment will love these dreamy embellished dresses. Ireland is home to incredible bridal boutiques stocking the best bridal designers around so today we’re giving you a taste of what’s out there. Check out some showstopping dresses you can find in Irish stores below…

Find Bridal Boutiques Near You!

Mori Lee

Mori Lee stockists include Dublin Bridal House, The Moderne Bridal in Cork, Abelle Bridal Boutique in Meath and Elliott Chambers Bridal in Dublin

Jenny Packham

Jenny Packham stockists include Sharon Hoey in Dublin

TM Couture by House of Tamem Michael in Dublin

Allure Bridals at Vows.ie in Cork

Dress from Runaway Bride in Wexford

Dress by Irish Bridal Couture – Roisin Cross Silks in Dublin

Dress by House of Delphine, based in Kerry and Dublin

Mark Lesley

Mark Lesley stockists include La Bella Sposa in Dublin, Angelo Bridal in Dublin, B Couture in Wicklow and The Bridal Outlet in Dublin and Athlone

Ines Di Santo

Ines Di Santo stockists include Myrtle Ivory in Dublin

Enzoani at Loves Legacy Bridal Wear in Leitrim

Nicole Spose

Nicole Spose stockists include Diamond Bridal in Cork, Bridal by Nikki Kavanagh in Meath and Dublin Bridal House

Sottero & Midgley

Sottero & Midgley stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Tara Keely

Tara Keely stockists include Alice May Bridal in Dublin and Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim

Wedding Dress available from Curvy Chic Bridal in Belfast

Adriana Alier

Adriana Alier stockists include Ciara Bridal in Dublin and Amarra Bridal in Kildare

Wtoo Plus

Wtoo Plus stockists include Dreamy Curves in Wicklow

Kenneth Winston

Kenneth Winston stockists include House of Tamem Michael in Dublin and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Dress by DePaor Designs, Wicklow

Margarett

Margarett stockists include The Attic Bridalwear Boutique in Limerick

Anna Campbell

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Blush by Hayley Paige

Blush by Hayley Paige stockists include Padanee Bridal Couture in Leitrim and MK Bridal Boutique in Meath

Justin Alexander Signature

Justin Alexander Signature stockists include B Couture in Wicklow and The Bridal Outlet in Dublin & Athlone

Maggie Sottero

Maggie Sottero stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Mori Lee

Mori Lee stockists include Dublin Bridal House, The Moderne Bridal in Cork, Abelle Bridal Boutique in Meath and Elliott Chambers Bridal in Dublin

Sottero & Midgley

Sottero & Midgley stockists include Truly Bridal Boutique Naas in Kildare and The Moderne Bridal in Cork

Anna Campbell

See stockists here

Wtoo by Watters

Wtoo by Watters stockists include Memories – The Bridal Boutique Dublin, Memories – The Bridal Boutique Cork, Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan and Pearls and Lace Bridal Boutique in Donegal

Sophia Tolli

Sophia Tolli stockists include Fiona Todhunter Bridals in Dublin

Atelier Pronovias

Pronovias stockists include Kathy De Stafford Bridal in Dublin and Tipperary

Justin Alexander

Justin Alexander stockists include Love Ellie Bridal in Cavan, B Couture in Wicklow, Amarra Bridal in Kildare and Dublin Bridal House

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