Bridalwear boutiques in Devon and Cornwall

Choosing your dream wedding dress is undeniably one of the most exciting parts of getting married and here's where Devon and Cornwall boutique owners and their teams can help you choose the perfect gown.

Your local Devon and Cornwall wedding dress boutique will typically stock a range of wedding dresses from both UK and international designers to suit your fashion style and budget. You will also receive expert knowledge and guidance on how to select complementing accessories for your big day including tiaras, veils, shoes and more.

It’s advisable to book a one-to-one appointment with a boutique so that you have time to view the collections on offer and try on any wedding gowns that you think might be the one!

Do take time to research styles that will flatter your figure, however, keep an open mind on suggestions that an advisor may make and benefit from their experience and knowledge of dressing Devon and Cornwall based brides-to-be.

Here’s some great wedding boutiques and shops in the Devon and Cornwall from places like Exeter, Plymouth, Truro, Barnstaple and Falmouth, whom you might want to get in touch with...

Don't forget to mention Your Devon and Cornwall Wedding magazine when contacting wedding dress boutiques.

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Featured Bridalwear boutiques in Devon and Cornwall

The Bridal Corner

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We are an established boutique in the heart of Crownhill Village in Plymouth.

We are proud stockists of Stella York, Enzoani Blue & Phoenix Gowns. We have spacious dressing rooms/viewing areas so our brides can enjoy the exclusivity in pure luxury.

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