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710115 Lace up back drape front dress £145.00 most styles
can be ordered in full length or tea length there may be an extra
cost 
Forever Yours 710104
Taffeta Bridesmaid Dresses £109.50
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Button Back Bridesmaids with choice of colours for dress and trim
£126.00 to order
Taffeta Stapless dress with crystals on the bodice and shirred
across the waist choice of 34 colours of taffetta £139.00
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Forever yours 710114 choice of over 66 colours with lattice back
£145.00
To Hire 1 x 12 Plum Sale Dress £49.00
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78101 with pick up skirt £145.00
78104 £148.00 any
two colours on dress and sash
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76213 Soft Satin Dress with sweetheart neckline and mermaid skirt
blizzard beading on bodice £126.00
One in Pink available to hire £75.00 size 16
Forever yours Slinky Satin Dresses 77119 £134.00 choice of
66 colours
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75203 Rouched waist and side sash £126.00
To Hire as shown 1 x 10 and 1 x 22 £75.00 each
710117 Halter neckline choice of 66 colours
£144.00
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820 Wide range of taffeta colours with matching taffeta jackets
available perfect for all occasions £126.00
1 as shown size 12 available to Hire £75.00
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Anya by Romantica £110.00
Taffeta dress with crystal detail
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2704 £126.00 this also look great with a jacket
To Hire £75.00 size 12 pewter and pink 14 as shown
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We believe that brides today are demanding so much more of a bridesmaids
dress. It is not unusual for a cost-conscious bride to ask their
maids to buy, or contribute to, their own gowns, it's no wonder
that the girls are demanding a greater say in what they wear. As
a result, funky, wear-again styles are much more in vogue, and as
one type of dress may not suit everyone, we are finding that more
and more brides are dictating colour, but then allowing their attendants
to choose the style. As long as the bride is happy with their decisions
this can work well. See you all in Stow on the Wold soon.
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Free shoe Dye on a selected Rainbow styles
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This bridesmaids collection is easy to wear, versatile and comes
in assorted fabrics and colours, so most dresses can be worn as
both bridesmaid and party/prom dresses, and when teamed with the
jacket many are suitable for wedding guest. Our impeccable in house
alteration service can shorten any dress to your required length.
We can also arrange for you have one of our stock dresses on approval
for you to try in the comfort of your own home*
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2804- £165, 2806
- £147.00, 2908 - £156.00
Satin colours for dresses
with lace available in black, white or ivory only
Classic glamour for every occasion.
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73103 choice of colours now also available in teen sizes comes
with matching wrap
Hire Dress Plum size 12 £75.00
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Forever yours 76105 satin any two colours on dress and contrast
£125.00 to order
Hire Dress Gold size 12 £75.00
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Renata by Romantica
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Available in Red as shown, Teal, Brown, Midnight Blue, Dark Purple,
Baby Pink, and Pistashio, Apple and Forest Green, Salmon, Plum,
Lavendar, Black, Mauve, Copper, Aqua, Bright Red, Ivory, Coral,
Silver Grey, Brown, Hot Pink, a stock item at our supplier so perfect
for when it is too late to order many other bridesmaid styles £148.00
includes a matching wrap we will always have a sample of this dress
in our shop
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Forever Yours 77213 Chiffon Dress with lace back £135.00
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Jackets to order from ~£36.00
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78114 Strapless A Line Dress with second colour sash and long tails
on the back trimmed with embroidery and beaded lace £115.00
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All Chiffon colours to order for Bridesmaids wonderful in Ivory,
Cream or white for budget Impressions bridal gown
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Special Prices on Impression Bridesmaid Dresses
889 Satin £115.00 Prices are for sizes 2 -20 extra £12.00
for 22-30
891 Satin £138.00
1194 Georgette £138.00
1195 Chiffon £149.50
1196 Georgette £138.00
1313 Satin £138.00
1321 Chiffon £172.50
1323 Organza £138.00
1324 Chiffon £149.50
1325 Taffeta £149.50
1326 Chiffon £161.00
1327 Chiffon £161.00
1329 Chiffon £149.50
1330 Chiffon £149.50
1331 Taffeta £126.50
1341 Chiffon £149.50
1343 Organza £138.00
1345 Satin £126.50
1346 Taffeta £138.00
1347 Chiffon £161.00
1348 Chiffon £149.50
1349 Satin £149.50
1350 Satin £138.00
1351 Taffeta £126.50
1352 Chiffon £149.50
1353 Chiffon £161.00
1356 Chiffon £126.50
1358 Chiffon £161.00
1360 Georgette £149.50
1569 Satin £138.00
1560 Taffeta £138.00
1574 Georgette £138.00
1578 Georgette £178.50
1586 Chiffon £149.50
1587 Satin/chiffon £138.00
1590 Taffeta £126.50
1591 Taffeta £126.50
1594 Satin £138.00
1628 Taffeta £161.00
1634 Chiffon £161.00
1635 Chiffon/Satin £149.50
1636 Chiffon £161.00
1639 Taffeta £172.50
1641 Taffeta £161.00
1643 Taffeta/Satin £138.00
1664 Taffeta/Satin £126.50
1665 Taffeta £138.00
1666 Satin £126.50
1667 Taffeta £138.00
1668 Satin £149.50
1669 Taffeta £149.50
1670 Taffeta £126.50
1671 Chiffon £138.00
1672 Lace/Satin £138.00
1673 Lace/Satin £149.50
1674 Satin £149.50
1678 Satin £149.50
1680 Satin £138.00
1681 Satin £149.50
1682 Taffeta/Satin £138.00
1683 Satin £138.00
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Why Do the Attendants Dress Alike?
The bridesmaids, ushers, and entire bridal party dress very much like
the bride and groom? It was once common for the bride, her groom and all
their friends to walk together to the church on the morning of the wedding.
Afraid that someone, maybe a rejected suitor, would spot the happy couple
and put a curse on them. The groom's friends wore clothes almost identical
to his, and the women costumed themselves like the bride. These disguises
tricked evil wishers into letting the real bride and groom live happily
ever after. Of course, today we dress our attendants alike for the overall
look and theme of the day.
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Why the Blue on the Garter?
Why this "Something Blue?" In ancient Israel, brides wore a
blue ribbon to signify "fidelity." The garter-throwing itself
derives from a bawdy ritual called "flinging the stocking."
In Britain, the guests would playfully invade the bridal chamber. The
ushers grabbed the bride's stockings; the maids; the grooms. They took
turns sitting at the foot of the bed flinging the stockings over the heads
of the couple. Whoever's stocking landed on the bride's or the groom's
nose would be the next to wed.
Today, many brides will wear two garters. The one she wishes to keep
as a memento of her wedding day, possibly to be displayed on her grooms
rear view mirror, and another, to be retrieved and tossed by the groom
to all the young unmarried men attending the event. The "toss garter"
is likely to be in the color of the wedding, and not as elaborate as the
more decorative garters kept by the bride.
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Why Does the Bride Carry Flowers?
For centuries, flowers have stood for a variety of emotions and values.
Roses for love, lilies for virtue and so on. In ancient marriages, the
brides carried herbs beneath their veils to symbolize fidelity. Greek
brides carried ivy as a symbol of never-ending love. Orange blossoms,
(the world renowned wedding flower) were chosen by the Spaniards to represent
happiness and fulfillment, because the orange tree flowers and bears fruit
at the same time. During even earlier times of "primitive marriage,"
when the fear of demons was most prevalent, the brides carried stinking
garlands of herbs and spices for the purpose of frightening off evil spirits.
Today, brides carry flowers in the color scheme of their wedding, bringing
beauty, fragrance and elegance as well as old world customs to their special
day.
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