Ezra October

Talk about timeless, this lovely couple entrusted me with bringing their time capsule nuptial outfits to life. A nod to fashion in the 1760’s in these pieces. The dress having built in stays within the gown. This garment is a romantic, historical-inspired piece with a soft sensibility. It features a fitted cream bodice with a gently pointed waist and a vivid blue embroidered stomacher panel at the center, it’s adorned with swirling in pale gold, rich maroons, and muted salmon details. The skirt is full and floor-length, crafted in rich blue fabric that transitions subtly in tone, done buy dying the outer layer by hand, creating depth and movement. Floral embroidery paint the bottom of the inner panel of the gown in small blossoms, vines, and meadow-like details, scattering organically across the skirt, giving it a hand-tended, storybook feel.

The suit is a refined, It centers on a deep navy long coat with a clean, tailored silhouette, falling to the knee and structured with a high standing collar that gives it a dignified, almost courtly presence. Beneath the coat is a vivid blue waistcoat embroidered with delicate botanical motifs, echoing the pastoral detailing of the gown. Warm-toned buttons and a coordinating pocket square introduce contrast and warmth, while slim navy trousers complete the look with understated polish. Overall, the suit blends 18th-century menswear influences with whimsical embroidery, evoking the air of a gentlemanly scholar, poet, or fairy-tale noble stepping out of an enchanted wood and into a quiet court.
Together these pieces were what carried these two into their next chapter of life, along with all their love and devotion to one another. And what an exciting next chapter it looks to be. ✨

Make way for the elegant 🌿🍄 Minty Mushroom Gown, custom made for a gorgeous woodland bride. This HAS to be one of my favorites!
✨A cool mint base of bridal satin, contrasted against a flouncy layer of shell colored netting, creating a magically soft dress that seems to move like a cloud.
✨Mushrooms embroidery is hand-placed and stitched to the bodice, sleeves, and a middle layer of netting on the skirt.