WEDDING bells ringing for you this year or next?
January is the best time to say yes to a dress for your big day, with new ranges released and discounts on last year’s stock.
SHOW TIME
Bridal shows often offer exclusive discounts and promotions on the day.
Now is the time to book tickets for The National Wedding Show, which takes place on March 1-3 at Birmingham NEC, or at London’s Excel Centre, March 23-24. Head to ukbride.co.uk to find a multibuy discount code for tickets.
PRE-LOVED PERFECTION
Embrace the idea of a pre-loved wedding dress by exploring secondhand options.
Websites like stillwhite.com and rockmywedding.co.uk sell worn dresses at significantly reduced prices. There are so many on offer that often you can find the exact designer and style you want.
SIMPLE STYLE
Intricate lace, beading, and embroidery can significantly increase the cost of a wedding dress. Why not go for something more simple and then add your own details at home or with the help of a local dressmaker?
SAMPLE SALE
Bridal boutiques often host sample sales and trunk shows to clear out older stock or showcase new collections.
This is a golden opportunity to snag a designer gown at a fraction of the original price. Keep an eye on local shops and don’t be afraid to ask staff about upcoming sales or events.
OFF THE RACK
Only you will remember your dress and the High Street has so many affordable bridal ranges. At debenhams.com, get a boho Coast wedding dress for £35, while at jdwilliams.co.uk a Joanna Hope beaded gown is reduced from £300 to £130. This is not only a time-saving option but can also be more budget-friendly compared to made-to-order dresses.
All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.
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