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 and were instantly and forever smitten:
You can find all this 1920s loveliness and beautiful matching bandeaus and headwraps as well? Yes indeed:
Plus they design accessories including beaded flapper purses, say, like this very one that we stock in our own Deco Shop? Yup:
These pieces are handmade, hand-beaded and approximately TOO BEAUTIFUL and we are certain you will agree.
Tilda Knopf will deliver within the EU, Great Britain, Switzerland, Canada, USA and Russian Federation, and you can visit their site to learn more!
Next up we have new sponsor Nearly Newlywed, a truly fantastic source for not just discounted gowns (pre-owned, sample, etc) but also the perfect place to find older designs no longer stocked in bridal shops.
In the market for that perfect Jenny Packham gown, but it's from an older collection? Nearly Newlywed just might be able to help you out. Here are some gowns they currently have in stock:
What about an older style from designer Catherine Deane? YES, take a look, because here is one of her gorgeous Art Deco inspired dresses you can find there as we speak:
Finally we took a look and they have some truly incredible Inbal Dror gowns as well, and if you can grab one of these breathtaking beauties for 70% off, you are well on your way to a truly spectacular day:
Sue Wong is a Los Angeles based designer whose 20s-inspired pieces have long been a favorite of art deco obsessed ladies everywhere (including the art deco obsessed lady-proprietor of this blog. Me.) Her bridal collection has some incredible 1920s style wedding dresses, and (bonus) is extremely reasonably priced. Take a look!
Today we’re setting our sights on a few beautiful 1920s headpieces from some of our favorite indie designers. If you’re a vintage-inspired bride looking for the perfect collection of Art Deco hair accessories – look no further! We’ve got a few old favorites for you, as well as some new finds. First up, a fabulous …
We’re back! Sorry for the delay in posting, it has been a crazy few weeks. But here we are. And tonight we’ve got a lovely set of vintage wedding photos courtesy of Michelle McMurray, founder of Wedding Story Writer. These images are scans of actual wedding photos from the 1920s and 30s, and there are …
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Tilda Knopf | Sponsor Spotlight | Nearly Newlywed
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 and were instantly and forever smitten:
You can find all this 1920s loveliness and beautiful matching bandeaus and headwraps as well? Yes indeed:
Plus they design accessories including beaded flapper purses, say, like this very one that we stock in our own Deco Shop? Yup:
These pieces are handmade, hand-beaded and approximately TOO BEAUTIFUL and we are certain you will agree.
Tilda Knopf will deliver within the EU, Great Britain, Switzerland, Canada, USA and Russian Federation, and you can visit their site to learn more!
Next up we have new sponsor Nearly Newlywed, a truly fantastic source for not just discounted gowns (pre-owned, sample, etc) but also the perfect place to find older designs no longer stocked in bridal shops.
In the market for that perfect Jenny Packham gown, but it's from an older collection? Nearly Newlywed just might be able to help you out. Here are some gowns they currently have in stock:
Jenny Packham Eden Gown, 50% off at Nearly Newlywed
Jenny Packham Marina Gown, 60% off at Nearly Newlywed
What about an older style from designer Catherine Deane? YES, take a look, because here is one of her gorgeous Art Deco inspired dresses you can find there as we speak:
Catherine Deane Mona Gown, 55% off at Nearly Newlywed
Or how about a highly-discounted high-end gown from Deco Weddings' fave Galia Lahav? This one is available for 67% off at the moment….
Marilyn Gown by Galia Lahav, 67% off at Nearly Newlywed.
Finally we took a look and they have some truly incredible Inbal Dror gowns as well, and if you can grab one of these breathtaking beauties for 70% off, you are well on your way to a truly spectacular day:
Inbal Dror gown, 60% off at Nearly Newlywed.
Inbal Dror gown, 60% off at Nearly Newlywed.
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