Real Brides
The women who wore
their own story.
Every gown here began as a conversation. No two were the same because no two brides were.
Huda
The vision
A gown that felt grand without ever feeling heavy full skirt, soft sparkle, complete coverage.
The design
A ball-gown silhouette in shimmering tulle with a beaded illusion bodice, long sleeves and a matching lace-edged veil worked to sit softly over the head.
The detail
Hand-set pearl and crystal beading graduating from the neckline down into the skirt.
Bilqees
The vision
Timeless, romantic and modest something she could look back on in thirty years and still love.
The design
A structured lace bodice with sheer beaded sleeves, layered tulle skirt and a cathedral veil bordered in the same lace motif as the gown.
The detail
Lace placed by hand so every motif meets at the seams and mirrors across the bodice.
Ibtisaam
The vision
Quiet luxury. No loud detail only texture, softness and beautiful finishing.
The design
A fully hand-beaded bodice in ivory with a fitted long sleeve, high neckline and a pearl-scattered veil cut to frame the face.
The detail
Thousands of individually sewn pearls, finished with a hand-rolled veil edge.
Maruweya
The vision
A dramatic entrance gown with sleeves she could remove for the reception.
The design
A sequinned ball gown with a sweetheart illusion neckline, detachable puff sleeves and embroidered scroll work through the skirt.
The detail
Embroidered scroll panels mapped to her exact height so the pattern falls where it should.
Hannah
The vision
A slim, elegant lace gown for an intimate garden nikkah.
The design
A fit-and-flare corded lace gown with a high neckline, long sleeves and a soft chapel train, worn with a beaded juliet cap veil.
The detail
Corded lace appliqué re-cut and re-applied by hand along the hem and train.