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Tips and Trends for the Blushing Bride

The Wedding Party Studio
The Wedding Party Studio.

Best of the Best

Located inside Blush Couture Co., The Wedding Party Studio is part library, part boutique. In the library, brides get access to a pre-screened collection of highly recommended vendors and their portfolios. Photographers, stationers, florists, caterers, and more are represented, and with only nine vendors per category, you can be sure you’re seeing only the cream of the crop. 2422 Allen St. 214-303-0077. www.theweddingpartystudio.com.







Show and Tell

Jessica Ciarla, who just launched a collection of bridesmaid and wedding dresses called CIARLAbride, has a special treat for her Dallas customers. Ciarla brings her unique designs right to your door. Just book an appointment, and the designer will conduct an in-home trunk show for you and your bridal party. Check out pieces from her Classic collection as well as sassy cocktail dresses from her Alice line. www.ciarla.com.







Kendra Scott
Kendra Scott.

Gem Dandy

Have the white dress but missing the dazzling jewels? Austin jewelry designer Kendra Scott has you covered—and she knows exactly what you’re looking for. Scott got the idea for her new bridal line when she was struggling to find accessories for her own wedding. The earrings, necklaces, and bracelets in her new collection feature freshwater pearls paired with micro-faceted quartzes and crystals. $50 to $250. www.kendrascott.com.







Mark Oristano photography
photography by mark Oristano

Glamour Girl

For a vintage spin on traditional bridal shots, photographer Mark Oristano channels the glamour of the 1930s and ’40s. Drawing inspiration from legendary Hollywood photographer George Hurrell, Oristano shoots digitally and with a 60-year-old film camera to give the modern bride a look reminiscent of the golden age of Hollywood. 4100 Travis St., Ste. 18. 214-546-3794. www.markoristano-photographer.com.







Bride Mojuba
Mojuba emergency kit.
photography by Elizabeth Lavin

In Case of Emergency

In the movies, wedding disasters range from wedding crashers to out-of-control wedding singers. In real life, emergencies are much more dire—a ripped hem, shoes that won’t stay on, or a dress that won’t stay up. After 20 years of dealing with these dangers, wedding planner Jackie James created Bride Mojuba. Each kit contains a slew of day-saving items, including nail files, stain remover, Krazy glue, deodorant, and so much more. $165. www.mymojuba.com.





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