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fully bespoke wedding dressesThe Bride

Bespoke wedding dress created from design to completion.

 

Every commission is as unique as the bride I am making for so each dress is priced accordingly

 

From £2600 + fabrics

typically £3200 - £5000

 

• unique pattern drafted to your measurements for a perfect fit

• toile (practice run)

• fabrics to suit your style and budget

• couture finish • all fittings included

• steaming, padded hanger and gown bag

 

wedding dressesInformal or very simple

Very simple dresses can sometimes be quoted with a lower making fee.

 

From £1300 + fabrics

typically £1500 - £2000

 

Manmade fabrics are often less costly than silks

 

for bride or attendantaccessories

Accessories made to compliment your bespoke or shop bought gown

 

plain veils £80 - £200

lace edge veils £200 - £800

boleros and shrugs £400 - £650

 

Jewellery and tiara commissions also accepted

 

for occasions 2026 and 2027Now Booking

Enquiries for weddings in 2026 and 2027 are welcome.

 

I start just one dress per month, and each dress takes 6-12 weeks to complete.

 

Bespoke wedding dresses:

Bookings for 2026 and 2027 weddings are now open. At present I have bespoke commission start dates available from June 2026 onwards.

 

Bridal Alterations:

I take on a limited number of bridal alterations per month. I am now fully booked until the end of May with spaces in June and beyond.

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• unique pattern drafted to your measurements for a perfect fit

• toile (practice run)

• couture finish • all fittings included

• steaming, padded hanger and gown bag

 

Bespoke OccasionwearMother of the bride

Mother of the bride or groom ensembles created from design to completion to suit your figure and style

 

Dresses typically £800-£1200

Jackets typically £400-£800

Two piece ensemble £1000- £1600

Three piece trouser ensemble £1200-£1800

 

Prices above are before an allowance for fabrics. I have sample books with silks, lace and linings however many clients have very specific ideas and prefer to source their own.

 

 

BRIDESMAIDS

adults and teens

 

• Patterns drafted for each attendant

• Perfect fit and finish

• All the same or with necklines and details to suit different figures

• steaming, padded hanger and gown bag

 

dresses from £700 + fabrics

typically £800 - £1300

sisters bridesmaids custom design and make

 

CHRISTENING DRESSES

and baby bridesmaids

 

• simple or spectacular • mini-me copies of wedding dress

• traditional creations made from your wedding dress or a vintage gown

• appropriate styling for babes in arms, crawlers or toddlers

 

dresses from £300 + fabrics

typically £350 - £550

 

 

FLOWERGIRLS

dresses for ages 3 - 13

 

• age suitable styles to compliment adult bridesmaids

• dresses made with allowance for growth and alteration

• sashes and embellishment

• steaming, padded hanger and gown bag

 

dresses from £350 + fabrics

typically £450 - £900

 

 

MEN AND BOYS

waistcoats and cravats

 

• traditional or modern waistcoats

• real or pre-tied cravats

• ties to match bride or bridesmaids

• hankies • mini-me versions for page boys and babies

 

adult waistcoats from £350

child waistcoats from £150

tie or cravat from £80

 

pale pink silk flowergirl dress with floral lace

 

OCCASIONWEAR

prom, evening and ascot

 

simple

• simple or spectacular

•modern or vintage styling

• couture finish • all fittings included

• steaming, padded hanger and gown bag

 

from £900 + fabrics

typically £1200 - £2200

 

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As a bespoke bridal designer, it`s my job to make sure your dress looks like it`s part of you.

For this bride, I designed a dramatic satin dress, with a statement bow and asymmetrical ruching across the front and back of the bodice. A more traditional bodice that might have a lace up back, or simple a concealed zip down the middle, but for this dress I didn`t want to break up the flow of the fabric going across the body, so I had to come up with an elegant (and easy to use) solution. Not only did the fastening need to impossible to spot, it also needed to provide support for the bride, so she felt secure in the dress throughout the day.

I created two panels of ruched silk dupion in this beautiful rose gold colour. The panels were secured at the side, not the back, with the top panel being firmly attached with poppers. The panel underneath had hooks and underneath that I made a built in corset behind a heavy-duty zip. Because of the weight of the dress, and how fitted it was, the zip had to work harder than usual, so it was actually very useful to be able to fully hid it. It meant the bride could be fully supported, without the zip interfering with the design.

All that work meant that this bride didn`t have to worry about hitching up her dress or any wardrobe malfunctions, she could just focus marrying her husband and having a gorgeous day with friends and family.

What detail in your wedding dress are you most excited to obsess over?

#bespokeweddingdress #rosegoldweddingdress #bridalboutique #smallbusiness

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Open post by felicitywestmacott with ID 18009485072716170
As a bespoke bridal designer, it's my job to make sure your dress looks like it's part of you. For this bride, I designed a dramatic satin dress, with a statement bow and asymmetrical ruching across the front and back of the bodice. A more traditional bodice that might have a lace up back, or simple a concealed zip down the middle, but for this dress I didn't want to break up the flow of the fabric going across the body, so I had to come up with an elegant (and easy to use) solution. Not only did the fastening need to impossible to spot, it also needed to provide support for the bride, so she felt secure in the dress throughout the day. I created two panels of ruched silk dupion in this beautiful rose gold colour. The panels were secured at the side, not the back, with the top panel being firmly attached with poppers. The panel underneath had hooks and underneath that I made a built in corset behind a heavy-duty zip. Because of the weight of the dress, and how fitted it was, the zip had to work harder than usual, so it was actually very useful to be able to fully hid it. It meant the bride could be fully supported, without the zip interfering with the design. All that work meant that this bride didn't have to worry about hitching up her dress or any wardrobe malfunctions, she could just focus marrying her husband and having a gorgeous day with friends and family. What detail in your wedding dress are you most excited to obsess over? #bespokeweddingdress #rosegoldweddingdress #bridalboutique #smallbusiness

My goal this year is to use up as much of my existing fabric stash as I can. Having been a seamstress for several decades now, I have amassed a huge pile of fabric over the years. That, and I just can’t throw anything away. As a result, I have an island’s worth of gorgeous, unusual and tragically under-utilised material, begging to be used for its purpose – creating unique and beautiful wedding dresses.

So, when Amy approached me about creating some looks for a steampunk Alice in Wonderland themed wedding shoot, it felt like the perfect opportunity to dip into my stash.

As a result, everything was made from fabrics in stock – nothing was bought new. In fact, some of the scraps of lace are from my mum’s stash, so parts of this dress are from the 50s and 60s. I trimmed the gown with scraps of vintage and antique lace, sequins and tulle, as well as torn blue silk for the very Alice bows. They had a long while waiting to be used, but finally these frabrics have their home.

Content creation and creative lead: @reeldealsocial
Lead photographer: @nicolaashleaphotography
Celebrant: @stardustceremonies
Styling and flowers: @foxgloveandblack
Photographer 2: @candiceharrisphotography
Model 1: @rosy053
Model 2: @s.frosties
HMUA: @house_of_belles
Tea set: @teacupswishes
Dress/suit: @felicitywestmacott
Cake: @thecakelabuk
Shoes: @houseofelliotlaceboots
Drinks: @bittersweetbartenders
Stationer: @calistaandbelle
Venue: @wortonhall

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Open post by felicitywestmacott with ID 18004666718915340
My goal this year is to use up as much of my existing fabric stash as I can. Having been a seamstress for several decades now, I have amassed a huge pile of fabric over the years. That, and I just can’t throw anything away. As a result, I have an island’s worth of gorgeous, unusual and tragically under-utilised material, begging to be used for its purpose – creating unique and beautiful wedding dresses. So, when Amy approached me about creating some looks for a steampunk Alice in Wonderland themed wedding shoot, it felt like the perfect opportunity to dip into my stash. As a result, everything was made from fabrics in stock – nothing was bought new. In fact, some of the scraps of lace are from my mum’s stash, so parts of this dress are from the 50s and 60s. I trimmed the gown with scraps of vintage and antique lace, sequins and tulle, as well as torn blue silk for the very Alice bows. They had a long while waiting to be used, but finally these frabrics have their home. Content creation and creative lead: @reeldealsocial Lead photographer: @nicolaashleaphotography Celebrant: @stardustceremonies Styling and flowers: @foxgloveandblack Photographer 2: @candiceharrisphotography Model 1: @rosy053 Model 2: @s.frosties HMUA: @house_of_belles Tea set: @teacupswishes Dress/suit: @felicitywestmacott Cake: @thecakelabuk Shoes: @houseofelliotlaceboots Drinks: @bittersweetbartenders Stationer: @calistaandbelle Venue: @wortonhall
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Photography Credits on this Page

 

bride with lace sleeve: montysteedmanphotography

Now Booking (left): terry li photography

(right) Ellen J Photography