The stylist then came across London-based brand Wed, which specialises in bridal and occasion wear, on Instagram, and immediately fell in love with the eco-conscious designs of founders Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips. “I just loved [their] ethos,” Cassie explains. “They were fantastic; it was a really collaborative process. I feel so lucky to have worked on it with Amy and Evan.”
The bride’s ”something borrowed” came in the form of her mother’s earrings, a pair of glass drops that belonged to her grandmother. Meanwhile, her mum also made her veil, party dress, a bag made from leftover silk and the outfits for the bridesmaids and flower girls. “My mum did so much work for our wedding – so much sewing!” Cassie says. “It was amazing to have her bring ideas to life exactly how we wanted them.”
With the sun out in full force, the day ended up being just how they’d imagined – a proper east London wedding that didn’t feel too traditional. “We were all so giddy and happy,” the bride reflects. “It was so glorious to see all our friends and family together, especially after Covid.”
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