Showing posts with label vintage wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage wedding. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16

Friday, January 31

Vintage Bridal Preview ♡ No.1

It is time for the vintage bridal previews to appear on the blog, this first one includes some wedding worthy dresses that are already available in the BRIDAL SECTION of the SHOP. The others will be coming to the shop soon!


Monday, January 6

The little things...

A little peek at the delicately pretty petite bags that will soon be in the shop - perfect for brides, no?

Monday, August 12

A Bride in Dear Golden (in Iceland!)

How pretty is Icelandic bride, Elin in the Thing of Beauty 1960s wedding dress from Dear Golden? 
I'm pretty sure seeing a bride in a dress from the shop will always give me the warm fuzzies.  


Saturday, August 10

Bridal Preview | no. 1

It has arrived! The Dear Golden Bridal Preview No.1 for the bride-to-be that's keen on donning a dress with a bit of history all it's own on her wedding day. They'll be in the shop soon, or if you spy a dress that you think might be just right for you - email lauren@deargolden.com for more information. 


Saturday, May 11

A bride in Dear Golden

How perfect is Laura in her 'Begin the Beguine' 1930s wedding gown from Dear Golden? I cannot imagine it fitting anyone else so perfectly. It is such a honor to dress brides!
Laura blogs here & here

Thursday, May 9

Up for auction...

Two 1920s silk & lace dresses are up for bid in the Dear Golden eBay shop - both have some condition issues.
Bidding ends this Sunday night! See them HERE

Saturday, March 16

A Bride in Dear Golden

Photo credit Lakshal Perera

For a vintage shop owner, fewer things are more exciting than seeing a beautiful bride, looking radiant in a dress she bought from your shop. The oh-so-lovely Hayley, who hails from Australia, bought the If Fates Allow wedding dress (https://www.etsy.com/transaction/92249749) from Dear Golden and dare I say it could not look more perfect on her, n'est pas?

Thursday, January 17

A Tale of Woe

Here lies a once beautiful silk 1930s wedding gown, resplendent with silvery bugle beading and the most flattering of bias cut. But alas, she was fated to never grace another slender body again for she was fatally flawed. Plagued with the dreaded dyness so many vintage dresses suffer. But before she fell to pieces, she offered up this swan song, holding it together for her last grasp at glory only to shred along every seam immediately after. Once the dryness was detected I just started tearing and well, the effect was rather beautiful so I documented it. Sigh...at least I saved the beading and hope to use it again to embellish another dress. 

Her former self...

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