In a celebration of all that inspires, we are sharing with you our favourite creatives in the bridal industry that call Australia home.

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In the realms of fashion we often look beyond the familiar to be inspired, seeking international designers that offer an entirely unique aesthetic to our own. Though its undeniable when it comes to bridal, our home grown designers are making waves and forging paths for an evolution in design. In a celebration of all that inspires, we are sharing with you our favourite creatives in the bridal industry that call Australia home.

Lola Varma
The creators of cool, Lola Varma is the pinnacle of modern minimalism. Clearly crafted with an architectural influence, each design boast clean lines, perfect tailoring and unexpected textures.

Pallas Collective
A ready to wear label by the incredibly talented team at Pallas Couture, that would undoubtedly appear to be couture itself. The entire collection is so intricately detailed and impeccably crafted, you’ll find yourself questioning just how many outfit changes are socially acceptable on your wedding day.

Toni Maticevski
Structured silhouettes and unexpected volume, we are forever drawn to the impeccably refined aesthetic of Maticevski’s designs. Be it a reimagined ball gown or perfectly tailored two piece, Maticevski designs for the woman of substance and style.

One Day Bridal
Like nothing we’d seen before, One Day Bridal’s launch reinvigorated an excitement for untraditional bridal wear. As the years pass the collection has evolved to one the most trend driven brands, at the forefront of fashionable bridal for the woman with a refined aesthetic.

Bo & Luca
With gowns that have us dreaming of nomadic travel to far flung destinations, Bo & Luca fuses a bohemian luxe aesthetic with the finest of silks and embellishment. Simple silhouettes and opulent detailing makes each Bo & Luca gown perfect for the modern gypset.

Paolo Sebastian
The creator of dreams, Paolo Sebastian designs for the ultimate woman. Paolo Sebastian is couture that embodies fantasy, each design has us reminiscent of a childhood spent dreaming of ‘the one’... The feminine and unexpected take on bridal is fit for the bride seeking a dramatic fairytale wedding.

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Home Grown Bridal

In a celebration of all that inspires, we are sharing with you our favourite creatives in the bridal industry that call Australia home.

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