We chatted to the county’s bridal boutique owners to find out how to dress according to your big day’s vibe PICTURE THIS... A stately home or country manor house venue styled in a timeless fashion with a classic pastel colour palette. You can rest assured your wedding photos will never date and you can look back with no regrets... because you walked down the aisle in one of these gorgeous gowns. BOUTIQUE bliss Timeless romance Designer Sassi Holford Style Stephanie Find it at Bijou Bridal Boutique Designer Watters Wtoo Style Dee with Bow Find it at In Love Club Designer Willowby by Watters Style Olena Find it at The Little White Dress Company Designer Adriana Alier Style Zuley Find it at Cristello Bridal Designer Nikeen Asar Style Olivia Find it at In Love Club Editor's tips Our top tip for newly-engaged couples is to hit the wedding shows as soon as you can. It’s the best way to meet suppliers and assemble your W-day team. While you’re there, be sure to experience a catwalk show. It’ll help you find the inspiration you’ve been looking for from silhouettes, to fabrics and designers; as well as guiding you towards a boutique you might want to make an appointment with. It's best to start dress shopping a good 12 months ahead of the big day. On average it will take your dress at least 20 weeks to arrive after you order, and you'll need to factor in time for alterations after that. FLOWERS 61 BRIDAL BOUTIQUES
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