I just hadn’t managed to get a post together… But I’ve finally been spurred to action by a great tip from ADW reader Heather, who pointed me in the direction of some fabulous (and not $$$!) roaring twenties style dresses at Le Chateau. She suggested they might be that would be absolutely perfect for bridesmaids in a deco wedding, and she couldn’t have been more right. Thanks Heather! I’ve posted photos below, and added a few more 1920s style bridesmaid dresses I found around the web, (ranging from $ to $$!), but what fun to have all your ladies glam and deco, right? Right! (click for full size)
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We are big, big fans of Unique Vintage here at Deco Weddings: looking for flapper fashion? They’ve got it in spades…. That’s an image from their new “Deco Decadence” (two of our favorite words!) flapper fashion look book. Did I mention we love them? We do. They’re stellar site sponsors, yes, but they’re also my …
How pretty is this stripey, swingy dress from Shabby Apple? (Answer: super pretty). The drop waist adds a little roaring twenties feel, and the stripes are the perfect bold accent. Engagement party outfit? Rehearsal dinner dress? Honeymoon? All of the above?
Today we’re here to shine a spotlight on two of our beloved sponsors here at Deco Weddings: Berlin-based design house Tilda Knopf, established by costume designer Virginie Henzen, and sample-and-preowned wedding dress purveyor Nearly Newlywed. First up we’ve got the (honestly, spectacular) work of Tilda Knopf. We first saw some of these gowns on Instagram …
Just a quick post today, a sort of mish-mash of art deco bits and pieces I’ve found while poking around the net for content for our site. The theme? Blue! Now, I myself am quite a superstitious sort, so you’d better believe I had my “something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue” …
Flapper Bridesmaid Dresses
I’ve been meaning to do a bridesmaid-specific post for a while now, because there are so many gorgeous flapper looks for your bridal party…
I just hadn’t managed to get a post together… But I’ve finally been spurred to action by a great tip from ADW reader Heather, who pointed me in the direction of some fabulous (and not $$$!) roaring twenties style dresses at Le Chateau. She suggested they might be that would be absolutely perfect for bridesmaids in a deco wedding, and she couldn’t have been more right. Thanks Heather! I’ve posted photos below, and added a few more 1920s style bridesmaid dresses I found around the web, (ranging from $ to $$!), but what fun to have all your ladies glam and deco, right? Right! (click for full size)
This post includes one or more affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking through, we may receive a small commission from the designer, retailer or shop (thanks!) More info here.
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