Wedding Dresses

Any bride would agree that finding the perfect wedding dress is the most exciting and difficult part of wedding planning. Whether you’re looking for luxurious or effortless wedding gowns, Nouba can make the process smoother for you by providing an extensive list of talented wedding dress designers who bring to life the most beautiful and unique gowns for a memorable wedding day.

Vendors /Wedding Dresses

NSW

Jennifer Go Bridal Couture

Designer and director Jennifer Go creates perfectly fitting wedding gowns for the modern woman. The designs feature feminine silhouettes, luxurious fabrications and handcrafted embellishments to celebrate every bride’s individual style and personality. Here at Jennifer Go Bridal we have a

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modern bridesmaid dresses Perth WA
WA

Rosa Bridesmaids by ILKA

Rosa Bridesmaids by ILKA make bridesmaids dresses, jumpsuits and outfits to suit modern women. All outfits are made ethically in-house in their Perth-based studio.

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modern wedding dress and lace cape by Prea James Bridal
NSW

Prea James Bridal

Sydney bridal designer Prea James creates gowns for the relaxed, modern bride who seeks something fashionable, feminine and unique for her wedding day. Prea James was founded in 2012, when Prea started creating Couture wedding gowns for brides in Sydney under

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bohemian bridal by Grace Loves Lace
AUSTRALIA-WIDE

Grace Loves Lace

Proudly designed and handmade in Australia, Grace Loves Lace specialise in bohemian wedding gowns artfully crafted using the finest European laces.

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NSW

Suzanne Harward

Suzanne Harward is a pioneer of Australian bridal couture who is celebrating her 40th year at the top of the industry with the release of the 40th Anniversary Capsule Collection. Featuring effortlessly cool silhouettes for the fashion forward bride, this collection is a refreshing and much needed injection of fun and whimsical romance to the world of Australian bridal fashion.

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NSW

Gwendolynne

Brides are transported to a bygone era of romance and luxury as they enter the Gwendolynne salon. The designer’s relentless pursuit of timeless beauty appeals to a contemporary bride who’s seeking a unique heirloom that can be treasured for generations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

As exciting as it may be, choosing a wedding dress can also be extremely challenging since there are multiple factors to take into consideration, such as personal style, body type, budget, the venue and the overall ambience of the event. If you want to enjoy a pleasant and stress-free experience when searching for the ideal wedding dress, bridal directories are a great place to start, as they allow you to find inspiration and browse through a diverse selection of stunning gowns from top designers.

With so many styles, colours and silhouettes to choose from, finding the ideal wedding gown can be quite overwhelming. Knowing the type of dress you prefer, which style would suit you best, the mood you want to create, and your budget range will help you narrow down your options. Bridal directories can also take the pressure off wedding dress shopping by providing access to a wide range of gowns from different designers, so you can find the one that is just right for you.

While there are many bridal shops and boutiques where you can just walk right in and try on all the dresses you want, some will require you to make an appointment prior to your visit. Regardless of the shop’s policy, if you want to enjoy the best shopping experience, we recommend calling to book an appointment. This means you’ll have a consultant waiting for you, ready to help you find the right dress, and that can make the process a lot easier.

Whether you need to make an appointment or not largely depends on the policy of each bridal shop. There are many places that allow walk-ins, but there are just as many shops and boutiques that operate on a strict appointment-only basis. If you’re not sure about the bridal shop’s policy, we recommend calling and booking an appointment in advance. That will give the staff enough time to prepare for your visit, so they can offer you the assistance and support you require.

When shopping for a wedding dress, the sooner you start the search, the better. Although your wedding date may seem like it’s ages away, finding the perfect bridal gown might take longer than you anticipate. That’s why it’s generally recommended to start the process approximately nine months before the wedding. That should give you enough time to explore your options, choose the gown, schedule fitting appointments and make final adjustments before the big day.

Searching for the perfect wedding dress can be a lengthy process, so you should never leave this to the last minute. Apart from finding the one, there are appointments, multiple fittings, and alterations to take into consideration, and all these processes require time. Therefore, it’s best to start looking for the bridal gown sooner rather than later, usually nine months prior to the event, especially if you opt for a custom-made dress that may require various adjustments.

Wedding dresses come in a wide variety of styles, shapes and colours, so it can be very difficult to decide which one is the one. The traditional ball gown wedding dress remains one of the most popular wedding dress styles, ensuring a classy and timeless look. The A-line dress and the mermaid gown are also favourites among brides-to-be. But regardless of popularity, choosing a dress that flatters your body shape and suits your personality is the most important thing.

Bridal fashion encompasses a very diverse range of dress styles, from classic to contemporary. The ballgown, A-line, and mermaid gown have always been extremely popular among brides-to-be because they never go out of style and are universally flattering. However, there are many other dress styles that you can explore. Ultimately, it all comes down to personal preference, so you should choose a gown that is right for you, no matter the style.

While veils have become a staple in wedding fashion and remain extremely popular among brides-to-be, they’re definitely not a must-have accessory. If you don’t want to wear a veil at your wedding, there are plenty of other alternatives you can choose from. Some of the most popular options include flower crowns, hair pins and combs, fascinators, headbands, or tiaras. Depending on the wedding dress style you’ve chosen, these accessories can help you complete and elevate your look.

Veils are, without a doubt, a beautiful accessory to a bridal look, but they’re not for everyone. If you’ve decided that the traditional veil is not the right choice for you and you want to try something a bit different, there are other types of headpieces that can help you create the perfect ensemble. Tiaras, headbands, flowers, hair pins, fascinators and even hats represent great alternatives, so feel free to experiment.

Most wedding dresses will require some type of alteration in order to fit you like a glove. These alterations can range from minor tweaks like raising the hem, tightening the straps, or adjusting the sides to more extensive customisations like adding details. You need to make sure there’s enough time to do all these changes, so it’s recommended to start alterations two or three months before the big day.

If you’re buying your wedding dress from a bridal boutique, it’s almost certain that you’ll have to alter it to some extent in order to ensure a proper fit. Apart from that, your body can change, or you may want to add a personal touch to your wedding dress. Whatever the reason, you have to leave enough time for the seamstress or tailor to work on your dress, which means you should get started on alterations two to three months in advance.

Every bridal shop has their own policy regarding payment plans. Most shops will ask for 50% of the total price as a deposit – although the deposit amount also varies from store to store – and you’ll probably have to pay the rest in instalments or in full when the gown arrives. This means you have to check with the shop and find out their payment process so you can establish a budget in advance.

Payment plans are relative to each bridal store’s policies. However, in most cases, you’ll have to put down a 50% deposit the moment you order your gown and cover the rest of the balance in instalments or when you receive the dress. Remember that some stores may require you to pay a larger sum upfront than others, so you’ll have to inquire about payment policies before placing your order.

It’s no secret that wedding gowns can be expensive, especially if you want a dress from a famous designer. The fabric, the embellishments and the amount of work that goes into creating a gown all add to the price. However, this doesn’t mean you have to spend a fortune to get a beautiful wedding dress. There are plenty of affordable wedding dresses that look absolutely stunning, so you can definitely find one that falls within your price range.

Wedding dresses tend to come with a hefty price tag due to the delicate materials, the detailing and the extensive amount of work involved in the design and creation process. However, not all wedding gowns are jaw-droppingly expensive. You can find fabulous luxurious-feeling dresses from talented designers to fit all budgets if you shop around. This means you can wear your dream gown down the aisle without breaking the bank.

A dress that is made-to-order means that the garment will be created based on the customer’s specifications after consulting the size chart provided by the designer. This means the store uses a predetermined set of measurements to create each piece, and the sewing only begins after the customer has placed the order. If you want to make sure your made-to-order gown will fit like a glove, you’ll most likely have to seek the assistance of a tailor.

Made-to-order wedding dresses are created based on a set of predetermined measurements that the designers provide so they can sew dresses as close to the client’s specifications as possible. After trying a dress sample and placing the order, the shop will provide a standard size of the model from the shop’s size chart. This means the gown may not be a perfect fit, and alterations may be required to make it fit properly.

Wedding dresses are not necessarily meant to be worn just once. After the big day, they can be donated, re-purposed or used for a trash the dress shooting, therefore, it’s important to store the gown properly. After cleaning the dress according to label specifications or the designer’s recommendations, you’ll need to store it in an air-tight container and then place it in a cool, dark place. That way, you’ll keep your wedding dress looking like new for years.

If you want to enjoy your wedding dress long after you’ve said “I do” and ensure it remains in pristine condition for years on end, you’ll have to preserve it properly. Since your wedding gown is made of fine fabrics, it’s important to have it cleaned professionally before storage. Then, it can be placed in a sealed, airtight box and kept in a dark and cool place. It’s also recommended to consult with the designer for further advice on how to store and preserve your gown adequately.

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