In this article, I want to share with you three ideas for personalized creations to further enhance this unique experience that is your wedding!
In my case, these three creations were made by the talented Johanna Benuszak, head of the French sewing workshop Annabé Créations Singulières, located between Paris and Laval. She was also the one who custom-made my wedding dress in sublime fabrics from the Belgian house Stragier...
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So here are the three ideas for personalized creations:
A bride-to-be's kimono (in silk!)
A wedding ring holder mounted on an embroidered frame
A post-wedding dress modeled on your wedding dress
1. A bride-to-be's kimono (in silk!)
Imagine waking up the morning of your wedding after having slept (little / not), and having the chance to slip into a kimono of incomparable softness and beauty to be pampered and enjoy a few moments of serenity before putting on your dress for the big YES... The dream not?
In my case, Johanna had made a belted kimono all in silk and embroidery on silk, which I enjoy wearing since the wedding when I want to feel both pretty and wrapped in softness.
2. A wedding ring holder mounted on an embroidered frame
Are you looking for a different, elegant and vintage inspiration to wear your wedding rings during the ceremony on the big day? Then the embroidered wedding frame is for you!
In my case, in a light wood oval frame, Johanna had made a linen frame embroidered with cotton thread and inscribed our initials, the date of our wedding and had also sewn two lace ribbons to attach our wedding rings. What an emotion to untie them (without difficulty!) during the ceremony...
3. A post-wedding dress modeled on your wedding dress
Finally, an idea that I find absolutely brilliant: to be able, once the big day is over, to wear a dress built on the model of your wedding dress, but reworked so that it can be put on in circumstances that I would describe as more "everyday".
In my case, Johanna had taken the model of my wedding dress and had only shortened it and made it in double black crêpe, as I am a fan of the triptych: beige-grey-black. What a joy to be able to wear my wedding dress, not only one day in my life, but on many occasions!
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