Sunday Special: LuxQuisite Bridal Couture designer weekend

In celebration of their 1st year anniversary, LuxQuisite Bridal Couture, in Bath, is holding a special designer weekend for the Pronovias collection on Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th September. For two days only, brides will have a chance to take their pick from 26 brand new gowns from the 2016 collection and enjoy a special 10% off discount. 

In addition, LuxQuisite Bridal Couture will introduce a new Parisian designer - Cymbeline, holders of 'Best French Designer of the Year' title between 2009-2012. Mixing traditional methods of haute couture with modern design, the Cymbeline 2016 bridal gowns are Boho chic at it’s best. All designs will also have 10% off during our Trunk show event.

The designer event is strictly by appointment, so make sure you book an appointment soon. 

Details

LUXQUISITE Bridal Couture

4 Bladud Buildings, Bath, BA1 5LS

Tel: 01225 313 434

E: info@luxquisite.co.uk

W: www.luxquisite.co.uk

The LuxQuisite Wedding Dress Sale

How would you like to make your designer wedding dress dream a reality as well as save some of the budget for those extra touches? Now you can! LuxQuisite Bridal Couture, in Bath, is holding a Pronovias Designer Event this month.

For two days only, on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd May, you can get your hands on swoon-worthy bridal pieces with a 10% discount. To make the most of this exciting offer, just call the boutique today and book an appointment. We recommend you pick up the phone quickly and arrange an appointment to avoid disappointment!

With over 50 years in the bridal industry, Pronovias dresses are famous for their exquisite detail work, beautifully executed, and featuring long, dramatic trains.   

Contact
LuxQuisite Bridal Couture
Address: 4 Bladud Buildings, Bath, BA1 5LS
T: 01225 313 434
W: www.luxquisite.co.uk

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West Weddings autumn 2012 is nearly here!

The autumn issue of West Weddings is being sent to press as I type. And what a treat we have in store for you.

In our gowns section, we look at local shops A Class and Allison Jayne as well as previewing the latest dresses from Pronovias' White One diffusion line and Madeline Isaac-James. We're inspired by on-the-move honeymoons, birthstone engagement rings and the latest beauty products.

The grooms aren't forgotten with a feature in suit fitting plus tips on how to have a memorable - but not messy - stag night.

There is also our beautiful Great Gatsby-inspired photoshoot at Old Down Manor - 8 pages of gorgeous photography by David Brewin that is sure to whet your wedding appetite.

West Weddings autumn 2012 will be available from Friday 17th August at our usual stockists and is completely free. Happy reading!

 - Helen

The death of the strapless dress?

You know wedding season is coming up when searches for wedding hats have increased by 235% in the last month. How do we know this? Well, Twenga, the new-generation search engine which enables shoppers to see items from different retailers across the world in one handy place, has released data today about what brides in 2011 are looking for online.

The dress silhouette of the moment, according to the research, is the princess cut, closely followed by the mermaid and empire line. Perhaps marking the end of the strapless dress' dominance over the last few years, the most popular necklines are off the collar, scoop and v necks.

Veils are also up in popularity, with Twenga noting a 113% increase in searches for this item.

Pronovias is the most searched-for brand, but Ronald Joyce and Justin Alexander, in second and third place, have seen a rise in their popularity. In fourth is Benjamin Roberts and  budget-savvy brides have resulted in Nicholas Millington coming in fifth.

Of course, with two Royal Weddings coming up in the next six months - as well as fashion royalty Kate Moss - it will be interesting to see how the dresses chosen will influence other brides' choices. Just as copies of Oscar gowns go on sale immediately after the ceremony, so too have Royal Weddings traditionally led to dress styles being emulated within days of their first glimpse - something that began in Victorian times. Whatever Kate, Kate and Zara opt for will soon be showing up in Twenga's search results.