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
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
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
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 September 2026 onwards.
Bridal Alterations:
I take on a limited number of bridal alterations per month. I am now fully booked until the end of August with spaces for autumn wedding still available.
• unique pattern drafted to your measurements for a perfect fit
• toile (practice run)
• couture finish • all fittings included
• steaming, padded hanger and gown bag
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
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
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
Forget-me-nots, cornflowers, bluebells, hydrangea...
All those blooms in shades of lapis, azure and sapphire, growing up from the earth, and cascading down from the neckline - a bride enveloped in blossoming sky blue beauty.
Layers of light, fluffy tulle floating to the ground, with every petal carefully placed to create the perfect composition. Botanical and beautiful. With balloon sleeves and a wide neckline, so the sun can still kiss her shoulders.
This is a bride from a modern fairytale. Like Sleeping Beauty awakening from her slumber and taking her fate into her own hands.
And the final detail, to bring it all together? A bespoke waistcoat for the groom, with hints of the same floral elements. A happily ever after.
Photography - @rsbrown.photography.film
Location - @stanlakepark
Flowers - Nicola Hozier Flowers
#BespokeBridal #AlternativeBride #UnconventionalBride #MatureBride
"Just a very quick note from Rome to let you know how very admired your dress was. Lots of people said how beautiful it was. It really was the most beautiful dress I have ever seen. I definitely would like to work out how to potentially wear it again - I can’t bear the thought that I’ll never wear it again!
Thank you again - you truly are an alchemist!"
All the quiet hours designing, cutting, sewing and hand-stitching were all worth it, just to hear a bride so happy with her wedding dress.
Want to see what this dreamy dress looked like on the day? I`ll be posting the official wedding shots later this week. You won`t want to miss this one, I promise you. This gown has quickly become a new favourite of mine 💙
#bespokeweddingdress
What do you do with a wedding dress that`s too precious to forget, but too beautiful to leave in a box forever?
Last year I shared a wedding dress transformation I had done. I upcycled a Victorian-inspired dress I`d made fifteen years earlier - something only suited to a wedding - into something infinitely more wearable.
And people had feelings about it. Big feelings.
I understand that when you really love how something looks, it can feel criminal to see it changed into something you wouldn`t choose for yourself.
But this is what Eleanor chose for her wedding dress. And she, of all people, is the most attached to how it looked in the first place. But as she said, if she`d just had a new dress made for her anniversary, it wouldn`t have been the same. This fabric gently held her as a young adult, making a life long commitment to someone else. It rested against her chest as her heart beat hard and fast when saying "I do". It swirled around her hips as she took her first dance. It pooled around her feet as she finally sat down, exhilarated and tired. Now a wife.
And now this new dress can be with her through so many more experiences, holding those old memories, whilst also making new ones.
This is what I do - I help your dress live a second life. Would you ever have yours transformed?
Running around @nationalmuseumsscotland after hours, sneaking under towering dinosaur bones and dancing amongst fallen stars. ✨
What a way to end a wedding day - one that began with a traditional ceremony at Edinburgh Castle. 🏰 (check out my previous post to see those gorgeous photos)
Richelle`s waterfall skirt was built from nine organza layers, each edged in horsehair braid for movement and drama, paired with a boned, sweetheart bodice in silver lace. Romantic enough for a castle, dramatic enough for a museum full of ancient and magical things. 🦕
Utterly dreamy, start to finish.
Fancy a dress designed around your story? Drop me a DM.
Photography @LinaandTom
#bespokeweddingdress #alternativebride #edinburghwedding #gothicwedding #scottishwedding
This gorgeous bespoke bronze wedding dress has gained a bit of attention recently, ever since I shared the secrets of how she fastens at the back, so I thought I`d bring her back for you to see in full. ✨
Making this dress was a dream, but nothing beats seeing how beautiful this bride looked on the day, surrounded by old stone, wild forest, and the people she loves.
Your wedding dress is about you, it`s you, showing up in something that tells everyone exactly who you are. And I think this dress tells us this bride is opulent, elegant and regal. Basically? She`s a queen. 👑
Getting your dress made specifically for you means you get to be really specific about how you want to look and feel on the day. Bright, modern and playful. Wild, dramatic and daring. Whatever your vibe, working with a maker who prioritises your ideas is a must.
If you`re ready to take a step towards a truly bespoke bridal experience, drop me a DM. 💌
Photography @duncanireland
#bespokeweddingdress #uniquebride #colourfulweddingdress #rosegoldweddingdress #maturebride
Richelle got married in one of the most atmospheric cities in the world, and she needed a dress to compliment it perfectly. So we went structural, echoing @edinburghcastle`s architecture and the city`s towering stone buildings, creating a dramatic pink and silver gown in organza, silk and lace.
But the story didn`t stop there. This dress has layers, literally. A medieval-inspired bolero with waterfall sleeves, and a swap-in 1950s skirt for the London leg of her wedding. One dress, several transformations.
Oh, and the reception? The National Museum of Scotland. Because apparently one iconic backdrop isn`t enough. 😍 (more of that later)
A dress built to match a city this beautiful, for a bride who wanted her wedding to feel like its own kind of fairytale.
Photography @LinaandTom
#bespokeweddingdress #alternativebride #edinburghwedding #gothicwedding #pinkweddingdress
Photography Credits on this Page
bride with lace sleeve: montysteedmanphotography
Now Booking (left): terry li photography
(right) Ellen J Photography