Alexandra Grecco Marriage ceremony Robes Captured in New Orleans

What’s some of the vital issues, if not THE most vital factor to remember when purchasing on your marriage ceremony costume? Be sure you are comfy and may MOVE! We will virtually assure that in the event you’re sporting a costume that’s restrictive, otherwise you’re consistently having to readjust and are self aware, it’ll seemingly put a damper in your day. And we expect — no, we implore that you just need to shine and really feel like a goddess in your marriage ceremony day. Subsequently, whenever you’re making an attempt on clothes, maybe it’s best to perform a little dance… Will you be capable to occasion all evening on this robe? 

NY-based designer Alexandra Grecco is aware of simply vital it’s to not solely really feel stunning in your robe, however to additionally be at liberty and be capable to simply transfer. Her newest assortment celebrates motion in superb methods — with flowing skirts, layers of tulle and lace, ruffled hems, and silhouettes that flatter the determine. To spotlight this, Alexandra Grecco and photographer M.K. Sadler made their approach to New Orleans! What higher approach to showcase a robe that’s made for dancing, than by heading to a metropolis recognized for its music? Because the brass band performed, Alexandra + her workforce had a dance occasion within the streets.

Now, able to see all of the robes which might be particularly made to get your groove on? Let’s look!

That is the Paloma Gown and it’s product of 100% silk charmeuse. We’re crushing on the fragile lace shoulders, coupled with the crisp traces of the again.

The beautiful lace embroidery on the Tahlula Gown is certain to show heads.

Alexandra shares I usually discover my inspiration exterior the world of trend. I’m significantly drawn to structure and the main points one finds in buildings from centuries previous. In contemplating my designs, I typically discover unconscious echoes of that architectural inspiration. It could be in a bit of embroidery or in a component of a robe’s construction.

Meet the Isla Gown — a dream in costume kind. The sheer Italian tulle bodice is roofed with floral lace appliqué, which flows right into a romantic full tulle skirt.

Subtle + sultry; that is the Ava Gown.

We love the pairing of the Naturae Design hair equipment with the beautiful clothes!

This off-the-shoulder masterpiece is the Etienne Gown.

How enjoyable is the brass band? And ALL the motion within the ruffled tiers of the Daphne Gown!!

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!

The Edith Gown incorporates a plunging deep-V neckline and entrance slit to the knee.

The Esme Gown is the epitome of romance with the fragile lace that peeks out from the bodice, coupled with the draped silk chiffon skirt.

images: M.K. Sadler // hair stylist: Amanda Gros // make-up artist: Amanda Gros // all robes: Alexandra Grecco // hair equipment: Naturae Design // bride’s sneakers: Emmy London and Freya Rose