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Dove Silk Bridal Wear - Designers who create a range of made to measure silk and satin bridal wear.
Ann Prescott Designs - Hand-made wedding dresses for the discerning bride.
Bailey Couture Design - Offers a collection of bridal-wear and wedding accessories, with professional guidance to help you choose.
BHF Designs - Wedding and bridesmaids dresses made to measure from Stockton - on - Tees shop.
A Bride-2-Bee - Wedding dresses and accessories, specialising in personal attention with a relaxed atmosphere. Located in Warsash, a western ward of Fareham, Hampshire, UK.
Elderberry Brides Ltd. - Offers new, once-worn and tailor made bridal gowns in sizes 8 to 32.
Formal Hire - Wedding suit and kilt hire for weddings and all formal occasions.
Marie Frances Design - Designer wedding dresses, evening gowns and bridal wear that are individually designed or made to your requirements.
Mears Ghyll - Bridal fabric and wedding dress design. Offering a selection of fabrics for brides and bridesmaids, from the traditional to the unusual.
Russell and Haslam - Couture wedding dresses and bridal wear.
Veromia - Offers couture wedding dresses, a newsletter, size chart, details of ranges and local stockists.
Irina Couture Designs - Gallery of made to measure wedding gowns from Northampton based designer.
Ashley Rogers - Bespoke tailors and formal suit hire specialists.
Charles Mobile Formal Hire - Formal and evening wear hire, delivered to your home. Includes photographs and brochure request form.
Margaret Lee - Designers of bridal and evening wear. Includes photographs, size chart and list of stockists by area.
Henry Kaye Enterprises - A wedding mail order company offering the complete bridal accessories collection and bridal shoes from sizes 2 to 10. Colour dyeing or handmade service is also available.
The Wedding Shop and Network Dry Cleaners - Specialist wedding shop incorporating wedding gowns for sale and hire, a bridal wear cleaning service and wedding dress storage boxes based in Romford, Essex.
Pronuptia - Bridal gowns and men's formal wear. Includes store locator, brochure request form and franchise information.
Sharon Cunningham Couture - Custom made designer bridalwear. Photographs of design styles and stockist information.
Tous Les Jours - Wedding dresses for brides, bridesmaids and flowergirls. Includes list of stockists in the United Kingdom.
Adore Couture - London based designer offering individual made to measure dresses for weddings and special occasions.
UK Bride - Preview of wedding dresses by different designers and manufacturers. Includes directory of some services including photography and beauty.
David Western Bridal - Southsea based bridal studio. Includes a portfolio of weddings where they have helped to design individual couture wedding dresses and tiaras.
Sugared Almonds - Offers a range of photos and details about this shop that specialises in period bridal couture, bridal wear and wedding dresses.
Dreams Bridal Wear - Details of accessories, wedding gowns and bridesmaids dresses from size 6 to 34.
Beau Monde - Site includes link to a map and further details of this bridal wear shop in Folkestone.
Brides By Isabelle - Hampshire based bridal wear shop; site offers a range of gowns from British designers with pictures and details.
Suitors - Details and prices for this menswear hire business based in Banbury and Buckingham.
The Design Room - Offer traditional and modern bridal gowns in a variety of styles and colours. List of stockists and gallery.
Designs by Marie - Site has details about Marie Chopping who makes wedding tiaras in pearl or diamante.
La Probert - Offers a range of images of handmade tiaras, jewellery and favours with ordering info and details of the showroom.
Emma Tindley Couture - Designs and makes a range of made to measure and off the peg bridal gowns, bridesmaids dresses and accessories. Contact information and gallery.
Emma Roy - Based in Edinburgh selling designer and cheap wedding dresses, bridesmaid gowns, wedding veils and shoes.
Margot Raybould Brides - Offers wedding dresses and gowns from a range of designers with a "bride on a budget" section. Based in the Midlands.
Bridal Originals at Kindred Spirits - Bespoke period designers of historical haute couture bridal wear.
The Wedding Wardrobe - Nottinghamshire based bridal studio offering free consultations.
Formal Affair - Offers wedding suit hire for men with 15 outlets across UK Midlands and South Wales.
Almost New Wedding Dresses - Buying and selling of used wedding dresses, sorted by size. Includes instructions and contacts.
Rhapsody in Bloom - Offers a large range of tiaras with photos of all products.
Bodice & Bustle - Bridal gown retailer based in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire. Includes photo gallery and location details.
Distinct Gowns - Thai silk wedding dresses and evening gowns from collection or tailor made. Based in Somerset.
Wedding Dresses Advice - Advice on picking a wedding dress, information on what type of wedding dresses are right for your body shape, plus information of fabric types and how to get the right designer for your bespoke dress.
Charles and Diana - Shop in Burgess Hill, West Sussex, offering bridal wear including gowns and veils.
Enchanting.me.uk - Make and sell tiaras and head dresses. Details of products, examples of work and client feedback. Based in Stockport.
Titania - Providing a designer dressmaking service specialising in Bridalwear. The site includes work portfolio, and company information.
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