Every woman
wants her big day to be perfect, down to the tiniest detail. For every bride, it meant that even the bottles of wine served at her nuptial dinner
needed to be dressed accordingly.
Two years ago,
my friend SOREL spent pretty penny on decorations for her wedding, but still
felt something was missing. One of her complaints was that the wine bottles on
each table were “naked”.
This became
the motivating drive for me
I decided to dress up the bottles, creating little miniature bridal gowns for
the wines.
Wine appears
at almost all wedding receptions and I thought it would be an awesome idea if
the bottles were all nicely wrapped up.
A woman wears
a veil only once in her life, but I believe the wine ‘wardrobe’, which can be
kept as souvenirs of the wedding, will allow the couple to retain the beautiful
memories longer.
I started on
the design immediately and pictured them as down-sized versions of the wardrobe
for both bride and groom.
I selected the
fabric, lace, and accessories all sourced locally, sketched the first drafts
and then proceeded to produce the miniature suits and gowns.
The little
bridal outfit is like a real gown with a zip at the back, and it is cut to fit
the bottle perfectly.
About the man
type, I use some decorations just like metal flower, metal chain and button.
Also I made a very small and cute bow tie for it.
One of my friends grabbed these first samples as soon
as they were made and presented them as gifts to a pair of newlyweds. They were
greeted with great delight, and the project was given the thumbs-up.
I rejected six
versions of the crown before finally found what I had in mind.
In the next
six months I created 13 styles of wedding gowns. Some are crinoline
dresses with layers of lace and others have a more simple but elegant outline.
Using the crowns
and veils to make the bottle look taller, which adds a more bridal element. It
should fit the bottle and its curves and every gem had to be flawless
I hope the
brides and grooms and the guests at the wedding would all see the beauty of the
gowns on the bottle, rather than just consider it a wrapping for the bottle
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