Erika's Exclusive Wedding Dresses
Discover our Mexican Bride Erika and be inspired by her magnificent 3 exclusive wedding dresses
We are proud to work with brides from all over the world, creating exclusive wedding dresses that reflect their personality and individual style. Because that's what such an important day is about: being yourself. Today, we want to share the inspiring story of our Mexican bride, Erika, and her three stunning wedding dresses designed especially for her by wedding dress designer, Beatriz Claro.
Erika and Her Quest for the Perfect Dress
Erika always dreamed of a wedding dress that was as unique as she is. She was looking for something that combined elegance, modernity, and a princess bridal air. Her search led her to Claro Couture, where she found not one, but three exclusive wedding dresses that made her shine on her special day.
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First Wedding Dress: Elegance and Tradition
The first dress was conceived to be the pre-ceremony dress for welcoming guests, as the ceremony was held at her own home, something we love for being so different from Spanish weddings. It is a shirt-style dress made of silk crepe, organza, and georgette. Open at the front with jeweled buttons and puffed organza sleeves. It is an A-line dress with the entire body hand-embroidered with sunflower details.
Second Wedding Dress: Modernity and Romanticism for the Wedding Dress
The ceremony dress is a princess cut dress. It is a very romantic concept with worldwide inspiration. Created in silk muslin and Chantilly lace, with a gored skirt to give it more movement and fluidity. It has a wonderful perkins neckline and a detachable wedding train.
Third Wedding Dress: Fun and Festivity
The party dress (the third dress) is a muslin skirt plus a corset with which we wanted to recall the ceremony dress, but sexier and more comfortable. Following that line of a romantic dress with a princess touch, we used silk georgette and for the corset the same Chantilly lace fabric as the first dress, to edge the seams of the corset. The final detail was a black bow to place at the waist.
Beatriz, the designer, tells us that she met us during the pandemic when she was living in New York and bought masks. Since then, she thought that the wedding dress had to be made by the Claro brand. From the moment she arrived at the atelier, Beatriz had a super connection with her and they understood each other perfectly. She nailed the designs on the first try and it has been an enriching experience for both of them.
Inspiration for Other Brides
Erika's story is a testament to how wedding dress designer Beatriz Claro can make any bride's
