New Perth bridal store unveils gowns for modern romance
Sophie, Lissy & Chelsea Graham. Picture: Alan Chau / The West Australian
Perth brides have even more dress and accessory options to choose from for their special day following the opening of a new bridal store.
Juliet Studio has thrown open its doors to women in search of modern wedding dresses and celebrated with an exclusive launch party featuring sparkling wine and oysters.
Owner Brittany Mason said her store was contemporary bridal destination offering Australian and international designers.
'Our curated collection of made-to-order gowns and accessories celebrates modern romance with beautiful design and intricate craftsmanship,' a social media post said.
'Drawing inspiration from travel, art and design, we consider every detail to make finding your perfect gown a unique experience.'
Juliet Studio is located on Rokeby Road in Subiaco and is officially open for bookings.
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