Molly made an incredible 7 hour round trip to come and see us at SOMD! Molly choose a Rolling in Roses called 'Hydra', the dress of dreams. It’s not hard to see why, with its delicate, web-like star lace across a deep v-neck and keyhole back bodice, falling to a lovely train. 
Molly commented on her experience -“The team at Story of My Dress were so lovely. Rolling in Roses design and create ethical and eco-friendly wedding dresses, and make them by hand in Yorkshire. So, that was that! I think it was truly meant to be, and I walked out with that dress, and carried it on the train home with me that day. It was such a relief!”. 

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Gemma and Andy wed on 22nd February 2019, at the Queen’s House in Greenwich, London. Gemma found her dream dress in our bridal showroom and fell head over heels almost straight away! The dress was handmade by ‘Rolling in Roses' with the name ‘Vega’. Rolling in Roses specialise in dresses made with ethical and sustainable fabrics. SOMD are very lucky to stock a number of Rolling in Roses' amazing dresses, to see our stock, please click here. 

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SOMD supplied two beautiful Rolling in Roses dresses (Witch-Hazel and Vega) for this magical shoot at Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve. To quote Love my Dress' Editor “With an abundance of natural light, pretty pastel pink walls, stunning architecture and original Moroccan accents the exotic Moroccan Courtyard was the picture-perfect location for an intimate ceremony.”

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A dreamy shoot in the ancient woodland at the Dreys Nature Reserve in Sittingbourne, Kent. Surrounded by natural beauty, SOMD supplied a variety of dresses which were a match made in heaven with the wild and free theme. 

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There is no better place then being by the sea! A romantic, modern and cool wedding at the seaside in Whitstable, Kent. Leila wore the most beautiful Rolling in Roses gown with a 'secret garden' theme. Leila's dress was perfectly customised to suit her style with lace sleeves and a scalloped open back... simply stunning!

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Our bride Lauren found us at the A Most Curious Wedding Fair in London and we are so glad she did! Here is what Lauren had to say - “Having tried loads of dresses, I was starting to doubt what I wanted but then came across Cara’s stall at A Most Curious wedding Fair and was immediately drawn to the rails. When I found out she had a little boutique down in Kent and could do bespoke dresses too, I managed to convince my mum to drive me down one Saturday and never looked back. Best decision ever.”

Lauren had a bespoke dress made, and the end result was so beautiful – backless with a guipure lace bodice and long sleeves and a simple and stylish skirt, complete with embroidery on the back, too.

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Sophie & Steve autumnal themed wedding was simply stunning! 
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The shoot was inspired the famous book; “The Little Book of Hygge”. The model Grace first wore her own wedding dress, a vintage one-off piece from Story Of My Dress. In the final shots Grace wears a full lace, bell sleeve dress named Jude, designed and created by Cara of Story Of My dress. A very statement piece that I matched with bold lips and statement tassel earrings!

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Danielle's dress was a 1962 Nottingham Lace dress designed by Alexandrine and the veil was designed by SOMD. The stunning back detail of the dress with buttons all the way down the back and finished with a bow!

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Victoria's dress was an original vintage Jacques gown named after the Parisian designer ‘Jacques Heim’. The dress dates back to the 1950’s with its exquisite French lace, sweetheart neckline and button up back. A few alterations were made to personalise the dress to Victoria's style, including removing a couple of layers to make it straight and lower the back to a deep V. One of Heim’s wedding dresses can be found in storage with the V&A museum!

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