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Kathleen - aka Kate Rosamond - had always dreamed of an Italian lace ball gown extravaganza with a long flowing train and blush undertones…
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As the founder of Kate Rosamond, Kathleen had a big challenge to fit and create her own dress. The mock up was made and altered a painstaking number of times, as she was unable to pin it on herself and so had to make various amendments one at a time. As a curvy figured bride, it was important to feel supported and covered in the right places whilst still having an elegant and flattering silhouette.
One benefit of creating the dress herself is that she was able to try it on at every step of the process. This meant she could adapt and alter the design as she went along. The Italian lace work was a large amount of work, along with the hand beaded pearls and 3D lace flowers adorning the bodice.
Kathleen married her best friend in her parent’s garden in the Summer and was incredibly proud to say that she was able to fulfill her dreams of designing and making her own dress - along with her bridesmaid dresses! Her friends and family felt it was the perfect style for her, and her new husband couldn’t stop crying all day!
