Dimity Bridal Studio: forest wedding

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Friday, 26 January 2018

Exclusive Wedding Showcase January 2018

Dimity Bridal Studio is exhibiting at the Exclusive Wedding Showcase at the gorgeous Rand Club in Joburg. Visit our stand on Saturday 27 January from 10:00-17:00. We have an exciting winter special for all 2018 brides!

Photographer | Juné Joubert Photography

Wednesday, 22 November 2017

Serenade to a love song!

Earlier this year, Dimity was involved in a styled shoot filled with music, singing and a picturesque river setting. The shoot was at the forest venue at Toadbury Hall and was organised by Johannesburg-based destination-wedding planner, Weddings by Tasha. It was wonderful working with the inspiring models - The Voice SA star Josh Ansley and his gorgeous wife, Kerryn Ansley. She wore Dimity's Iris corset which features a scooped back and sumptuous embroidered beaded lace. The corset was paired with a tulle skirt adorned in antique filet lace and delicate hand-worked crochet details. This gorgeous shoot was also featured in Troukoors – follow this link to see more.

Saturday, 16 September 2017

Enchanting forest elopement

Dimity EcoBride, Annemieke, was married in the beautiful forests of Magoebaskloof, Limpopo in May 2017. The gown, hand-crafted at the Dimity Bridal Studio in Johannesburg, embodied the EcoBride principles of sustainability and truly matched the gorgeous forest setting. Annemieke's gown featured nude texturised crepe georgette and tulle. The corsetted bodice was embellished with vintage French Chantilly lace and guipure leaves, as well as antique Egyptian tulle. It was finished off with an exposed lace-up and a dramatic train. The addition of custom made tassels added a sense of whimsy to her Dimity EcoBride gown.

Photographer: Juné Joubert Photography

Friday, 21 July 2017

Lezaan

A whimsical forest wedding held in the beautiful Midlands area, KZN. Lezaan wore a bespoke Dimity gown featuring a structured lace bodice with delicate straps. The skirt was constructed out of soft crepe and a tulle layer was added to soften her bridal look. The natural look was enhanced by pretty guipure lace leaves hand-stitched around the bodice and straps, and delicate pearl buttons finished off the low back beautifully.

Photography: Tanya Kinnear

Friday, 14 July 2017

A Traditional Scottish Affair!

Samantha married Ray, in wintry Dullstroom at a stunning Scottish wedding in May 2017. Dimity created a sash made from Ray's family tartan which followed the Scottish tradition that says “when the father of the bride hands over his daughter to her soon to be husband at the altar, he will take a piece of the husband’s tartan and place it over the bride to show that she has been given over to a new clan". We also created the double-sided hand-tying ribbon featuring both the bride and groom’s family tartans. This was used during the ceremony while a poem was read to bless the marriage. Since the wedding was in Winter, Samantha also asked Dimity to design her a jacket from her family's tartan. This was the same tartan the bride’s mother used to dance in when she was a little girl. The jacket featured ballet-wrap styling and a shawl collar to finish off her ultra-feminine bridal look.

A few words from the bride: “I cannot thank the wonderful ladies at Dimity for the stunning traditional touches they created to help perfect the day of our dream. ”