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Melbourne Wedding & Bride

Issue 37
Magazine

Immerse yourself in almost 400 pages of unmissable wedding advice from Melbourne’s esteemed wedding suppliers. Brimming with more than sixty pages of incredible bridal fashion, alongside mouth-watering cakes and floral arrangements to inspire, this winter wonderland edition pays homage to the dedicated suppliers who bring such celebrations to life. From countless iconic displays of love in the chapter of Real Weddings, to choosing the perfect ballroom venue and writing those all-important vows – it’s the bridal guide you need alongside you, as you prepare for the celebration of a lifetime.

EDITOR’S Letter

Melbourne Wedding & Bride

Bridal NEWS • From rebrands to beauty trends, here’s an insight into the happenings of the local wedding industry.

A Tailor-Made Triumph • Picking the perfect suit for your wedding is no small thing. It’s easy enough to walk into a store and choose a suit from the racks, but maybe the sleeves are too short, the pants too long, the jacket too big in the shoulders. You look in the changeroom mirror and it just doesn’t feel like you. That’s where tailormade suits deliver: It’s a product and journey made specifically for you, and your tailor can guide you along the way. Melbourne Wedding & Bride’s Thomas Henry talks to Alexander Pillai, owner and manager of Suitably, to discover why a tailor-made suit trumps off-the-rack alternatives and the many benefits of going custom-made.

Dare To Be Different • The truth of the matter is that all wedding dresses are beautiful. Whether it’s a sleek, elegant mermaid gown or a poofy princess dress, there is a dress out there for everyone. Many people dream of their perfect wedding gown and already know exactly what it looks like, however, a break in the norm of traditional wedding attire is on the rise. From coloured gowns to pant suits to embroidery, the world really is your oyster when it comes to non-traditional wedding attire. Here, Melbourne Wedding & Bride’s Emily Axford sits down with Lily Tran, bridal designer and owner of GWM Wedding, to discuss exactly what non-traditional wedding attire is and what options there are for those who dare to be different.

Real WEDDINGS • Each day a beautiful declaration of love and commitment, fifteen newlywed couples reminisce about their weddings and share their advice on what made their experience one to cherish for a lifetime.

TIME TO RELAX • The lead up to a wedding can be a very stressful time. Enjoy these luxurious products designed to help you unwind and decompress before your big day.

SUMMER EXPO

Say yes to the Party Dress • Surrounded by puffs of tulle, trimmings of lace and intricate beadwork, choosing a wedding dress is one of the most significant moments before you walk down the aisle. But as weddings evolve and conventions are questioned, brides are beginning to realise their big day is about more than a stiff bodice and metres-long veil – it’s about being yourself, celebrating with loved ones, and for many, hitting the dance floor! Luckily, you don’t have to sacrifice a traditional wedding gown to have all the above. Enter: the reception dress! Tabitha Lancaster from Melbourne Wedding & Bride discusses the perks of a reception dress with Rose Van Holsteyn, owner of the much-loved Pretty Woman Bridal boutique, and why you should consider a wardrobe change on your big day.

Rustic Romance • Amongst the fields of grass and sweeping farmland views, the bride adorns gowns fit for a fairytale. Beautiful and elegant, she embarks on her happily ever after.

Field Of DREAMS • Along the rolling greens, the modern bride exudes grace, elegance and joy wearing the latest bridal fashion. See her shine from head to toe, embodying the perfect wedding day.

HYDRATE AND GLOW • Dry, dull and flaky skin is not what you want to see on your special...


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Frequency: Twice per year Pages: 308 Publisher: United Media Group Edition: Issue 37

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Immerse yourself in almost 400 pages of unmissable wedding advice from Melbourne’s esteemed wedding suppliers. Brimming with more than sixty pages of incredible bridal fashion, alongside mouth-watering cakes and floral arrangements to inspire, this winter wonderland edition pays homage to the dedicated suppliers who bring such celebrations to life. From countless iconic displays of love in the chapter of Real Weddings, to choosing the perfect ballroom venue and writing those all-important vows – it’s the bridal guide you need alongside you, as you prepare for the celebration of a lifetime.

EDITOR’S Letter

Melbourne Wedding & Bride

Bridal NEWS • From rebrands to beauty trends, here’s an insight into the happenings of the local wedding industry.

A Tailor-Made Triumph • Picking the perfect suit for your wedding is no small thing. It’s easy enough to walk into a store and choose a suit from the racks, but maybe the sleeves are too short, the pants too long, the jacket too big in the shoulders. You look in the changeroom mirror and it just doesn’t feel like you. That’s where tailormade suits deliver: It’s a product and journey made specifically for you, and your tailor can guide you along the way. Melbourne Wedding & Bride’s Thomas Henry talks to Alexander Pillai, owner and manager of Suitably, to discover why a tailor-made suit trumps off-the-rack alternatives and the many benefits of going custom-made.

Dare To Be Different • The truth of the matter is that all wedding dresses are beautiful. Whether it’s a sleek, elegant mermaid gown or a poofy princess dress, there is a dress out there for everyone. Many people dream of their perfect wedding gown and already know exactly what it looks like, however, a break in the norm of traditional wedding attire is on the rise. From coloured gowns to pant suits to embroidery, the world really is your oyster when it comes to non-traditional wedding attire. Here, Melbourne Wedding & Bride’s Emily Axford sits down with Lily Tran, bridal designer and owner of GWM Wedding, to discuss exactly what non-traditional wedding attire is and what options there are for those who dare to be different.

Real WEDDINGS • Each day a beautiful declaration of love and commitment, fifteen newlywed couples reminisce about their weddings and share their advice on what made their experience one to cherish for a lifetime.

TIME TO RELAX • The lead up to a wedding can be a very stressful time. Enjoy these luxurious products designed to help you unwind and decompress before your big day.

SUMMER EXPO

Say yes to the Party Dress • Surrounded by puffs of tulle, trimmings of lace and intricate beadwork, choosing a wedding dress is one of the most significant moments before you walk down the aisle. But as weddings evolve and conventions are questioned, brides are beginning to realise their big day is about more than a stiff bodice and metres-long veil – it’s about being yourself, celebrating with loved ones, and for many, hitting the dance floor! Luckily, you don’t have to sacrifice a traditional wedding gown to have all the above. Enter: the reception dress! Tabitha Lancaster from Melbourne Wedding & Bride discusses the perks of a reception dress with Rose Van Holsteyn, owner of the much-loved Pretty Woman Bridal boutique, and why you should consider a wardrobe change on your big day.

Rustic Romance • Amongst the fields of grass and sweeping farmland views, the bride adorns gowns fit for a fairytale. Beautiful and elegant, she embarks on her happily ever after.

Field Of DREAMS • Along the rolling greens, the modern bride exudes grace, elegance and joy wearing the latest bridal fashion. See her shine from head to toe, embodying the perfect wedding day.

HYDRATE AND GLOW • Dry, dull and flaky skin is not what you want to see on your special...


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