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Mermaid’s don’t just belong in the Sea! So today, I’m sharing some of my favorite real-life mermaid brides (who haven’t yet been featured on the blog!) –out-of-water! From destination beach ceremonies, to the most formal cathedral nuptials, this silhouette is appropriate for any wedding venue, and really delivers a powerful bridal moment. For the glamorous
I’ve had a lifelong love affair with Sedona. My love for this magical desert playground never wanes… so much so that even rides on Big Thunder Mountain at Disneyland (supposedly inspired by Walt’s love of Sedona’s iconic landscapes) have me dreaming up return trips. So, when planning a quick little R&R retreat with my husband,
Be sure to pick up the October/November 2016 issue of Arizona Weddings now on newsstands – featuring our “Camellia” gown on the COVER and full inside spread! Check out a peek of the spread below, and see what Arizona Wedding’s had to say about the inspiration behind this Fall cover shoot. Gown provided by (and
Here’s a look inside the newest issue of Arizona Weddings Magazine – featuring a 9 page editorial spread featuring our “Camellia” gown! Pick up the June/July issue now on newsstands, and look for Lauren Elaine Bridal on the COVER! of Arizona Weddings October/November Issue later this year! (Photo Credits | Photographer: Daniel Kim, Model: Natalie
It’s often said that “simplicity is the keynote of all true elegance.” And it’s certainly the case for bride Alyssa, and her outdoor wedding affair in Arizona earlier this year. Stunning from head to toe in her customized Lauren Elaine Isla gown, this bride stole the show with her refined bridal style, and added a bit
Now on newsstands: Pick up a copy of WedAz Magazine’s latest Spring Issue, featuring Lauren Elaine Bridal on the cover, and an inside 9 page editorial spread! Shot at the historic Monroe Street Abbey in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, this gorgeous editorial features the Lauren Elaine Aurelia and Isla gown styles, as photographed by Phyllis Lane.
