Half of the year is over meaning… It’s the wedding season once again! They say that when you marry in June, you’re a bride all your life. But you know what else will always be remembered? Your wedding gown. Because you’ll be keeping it forever and it can even be passed to your daughter or […]
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Half of the year is over meaning… It’s the wedding season once again!
They say that when you marry in June, you’re a bride all your life. But you know what else will always be remembered? Your wedding gown. Because you’ll be keeping it forever and it can even be passed to your daughter or the next generation.
Girl, that is why you gotta make the right choice when it comes to picking your designer! We’ve handpicked these young local wedding gown designers for your choice of preferences. Scroll down to see who they are!
7. Vania Romoff
View this post on InstagramIt’s all in the dainty details.
@tgosingtian in #BridalVaniaRomoff. #VRBride
Her bridal and evening range are mostly soft and flowy fabrics that have striking neckline and impeccable sleeve details. Oh! Don’t forget Romoff’s signature bows.
6. Rosenthal Tee
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Tee started designing in 2013. A year later, she was already part of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Malaysia. She is known for her eye-catching structural elements. Imagine those styles with sequins, lace, and sheer details. Also some complex beadwork and amazing embroidery techniques.
5. Patricia Santos
View this post on InstagramA classic #patriciasantosatelier bride
She is known for all the intricate and bejeweled details that make a wedding gown even more romantic. Santos’ creations are more modern and sexy as she uses a combination of superior craftsmanship and exquisite materials.
4. Maureen Disini
View this post on InstagramBase fitting for Karen
#behindtheseams #bridal
Disini is a stylist that later on became a fashion designer. Her breakthrough in bridalwear was last 2011. She creates feminine and classical pieces. Whether it’s tulle embroidery or sheer details, she crafts minimal with dainty twist wedding gowns.
3. Mark Bumgarner
View this post on InstagramThis divine Mark Bumgarner wedding gowns. From our new FW2018 Bridal collection. Tap link in bio to see the collections. #markbumgarner #weddings #weddingsph #
He is a master of embellished ballgowns. Bumgarner will make your wedding like a fairytale by adding some oversized bows, sweetheart necklines, and intricate beading to your gown. But now, he showcases simpler designs while still giving that wow-factor on his creations through different cuts, silhouettes, and fabrications.
2. Hannah Kong
View this post on InstagramA dreamy silhouette made especially by Hannah Kong for the gorgeous bride. #hannahkong #bridal #fashion #style #wedding #designer #hannahkongbride
Most of Kong’s works are more detail oriented and personal. Her creation highlights femininity, originality, timelessness, elegance, and detailed artwork. She focuses more on the fading art of embroidery and beadwork making her pieces.
1. Francis Libiran
View this post on InstagramIn 2016, @kylieverzosa brought pride to the Philippines when she bagged the most-coveted Miss International crown, wearing a custom Francis Libiran serenity number. Here, Kylie closes the @FrancisLibiran segment at the World CLASS fashion gala wearing a custom-made wedding ensemble fully-embroidered with Francis Libiran art deco threadwork, intricately embellished with stones and crystals. #FrancisLibiran #WorldCLASS #KylieVerzosa
You may know him through different local and international celebrities. Libiran uses his background in architecture to make romantic yet interesting gowns. His creations are more on art deco patterns, cutouts, intricate embellishments, and custom embroidery.
Future brides, have you made up your mind? Who’s your pick? Let us know in the comments section!
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