Posted in Wedding, tagged bags, bridal, bridal party, bridal shoes, bridal wear, bride, bride and groom, brides, bridesmaids, british, budget, fabric, flower girl, jenny peckham, jewellery, monsoon, page boy, shoes, Wedding, wedding dress, wedding dresses, wedding fund, winter wedding on April 17, 2009| 2 Comments »
If you haven’t seen it yet, Monsoon has a beautiful and budget-friendly bridal collection.
From some slinky Jenny Packham (not Jenny Peckham) style wedding dresses for only £200-250
Also shrugs for around £40
Some adorable Flower girl and Page boy outfits
Jewellery and Bags…
And shoes…
And a great selection of Bridesmaids outfits
Go to the Monsoon website to see more.
Posted in Wedding, tagged bridal, bridal shoes, christian louboutin, fashion, footwear, shoe, shoes, spring, Wedding, wedding dress, winter wedding on April 6, 2009| 2 Comments »
Lovely shoes from Christian Louboutin’s spring collection as selected by the brilliant wedding blog Junebug. Lucky I’ve picked my wedding footwear already as otherwise these beauties would be very tempting and I would be crying over the bill. But still something to drool over on a gloomy Monday.
Posted in Wedding, tagged boots, bridal shoes, bride, christian louboutin, history, leather, satin, shoes, summer wedding, Victorian, vintage, vintage clothing, wedding boots, winter, winter wedding on February 20, 2009| 4 Comments »
Ah my boots! From the beginning I had decided not to wear traditional shoes although there are so many beautiful examples about such as these Christian Louboutin or these. And who says that the shoes have to be conventional?
I decided I wanted white leather boots – neat and perfectly formed and perfect for a winter wedding. Initial research on the net soon proved that finding these boots would be difficult. There were satin examples and cowboy boots but nothing that I liked. Then I found the perfect example on an American vintage clothing website. They are exactly what I’m looking for: white, leather, elegant, lace-up and I love the fact that they have some history to them. They are Victorian era boots from around 1900 and were originally wedding boots. I’d love to know what the Victorian bride who wore them looked like and how surprised she’d be to think a bride in the 21st Century would be wearing them.
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