Bridal trends to look out – with Bijou Bridal Boutique

Bohemian dress by British bridal designer Nicola Anne
Credit: Bohemian by Nicola Anne

As I've not been able to visit any boutiques yet, can you tell me what new trends and looks I should be looking out for?

It's been a tough year thanks to the pandemic, and in many cases it's been hard for some bridal retailers to choose their new collections in time for the post-festive influx of newly engaged brides. However, with magazines like Your Yorkshire Wedding going digital, as well as various other online platforms, we've had the opportunity to view the latest styles that would have been hitting the catwalks at the biggest trade shows. Our thirst for all things wedding has been quenched!

Sleeves are making a huge comeback. From floaty chiffon detachable styles to fitted lace on illusion tulle, we have the sleeve-lovers covered. The new 2021 Whimsical Beauty collection from Nicola Anne features gorgeous detachable sleeves on some its gowns – perfect for those brides who want to have a different look from day to night in the cooler months. We're arranging to have this British-made collection in the boutique as soon as possible after reopening – get in touch to find out more.

Kerensa Dyson | Bijou Bridal Boutique | www.bijoubridalboutique.co.uk

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