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Bridal Buyer has been the market leading trade publication for 26 years. It's the official magazine for White Gallery London and The UK Bridal Shows.

30/06/2026

The styles we’ve saved this June…

From sculptural ballgowns, modern corsetry and elevated boho to statement minis and the evolving wedding wardrobe, this month has been packed with styles we have loved.

Think effortless volume from contemporary sparkle from impeccable structure from dramatic silhouettes from and sculpted glamour from and a fresh take on boho from

Which collection has caught your eye?

29/06/2026

What Are The Headlines?

Start your week the right way… catch up with the latest on bridalbuyer.com

From the launch of registration for to our highlights from June – there’s a lot to catch up on. Plus, new collections from Rolling In Roses and Veni Infantino and a closer look at a craftsperson making incredible beadwork for brides. Oh yes… and just the small matter of Bridal Buyer turning 35! Happy Birthday to us.

25/06/2026

Throwback Thursday - anniversary edition!

This year marks 35 years of Bridal Buyer, and we couldn’t be prouder of the milestone.

We’ve been digging through the archives and found some of our favourite covers from the past decade - these are our icons!

24/06/2026

🤍 Happy Birthday, House of Snow. 🤍

We’re celebrating 10 years of this brilliant boutique. Founder Harriet Faux reflects on how brides, shopping habits and the bridal industry have evolved over the last decade.

Some of the biggest shifts she discusses are:

• Brides are choosing themselves over tradition.
• Social media transforming the shopping journey.
• Appointments being more collaborative
• Customer experience as a competitive advantage

She tell us that while so much has changed, one thing remains the same: brides are still searching for that unforgettable feeling when they find the one.

Save this post for future training, team discussions and moments of reflection.

What change have you noticed most in today’s bride?

22/06/2026

Art and fashion have always shared the same language – and Hayley Neil is an artist that knows that only too well.

To celebrate 10 years of Rolling In Roses, Hayley has unveiled Sinners: a collection inspired by sculpture, romance and rebellion, brought to life through exquisite draping, thoughtful craftsmanship and a deep commitment to sustainable fashion.

We recently visited the brand’s York atelier and fell completely under its spell. Every piece tells a story, every fabric has been carefully considered, and each silhouette is designed to honour individuality.

Our latest feature explores the collection in full, including the five standout pieces we can’t stop thinking about. Read the story now at bridalbuyer.com.

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18/06/2026

Take a look at Issue Three…

Happy 35th Birthday to us! This edition feels like a celebration – we look back at the history of Bridal Buyer and celebrate some extra special birthdays within the bridal community.

Obsessed with our front cover? We are! Thank you

Also this issue, we explore modular dressing with Peta Hunt, interview British design icons Savannah Miller and Alan Hannah, plus veil expert Rebecca Anne, as well as review the fashion show at Bridal Week London. Another highlight was our conversation with the National Autistic Society to gain insight into supporting neurodivergent brides with practical and inspiring tips.

Not got your copy yet? Don’t worry… Read the digital edition while you wait - link in bio.

Special thanks to the creative talent of .design and for your magical retail interviews.

17/06/2026

MEET THE MAKERS!

For the first instalment of our new Meet the Makers series, we’re introducing Hannah, founder of The Beaded Florist.

We’ve seen an interesting shift in accessories; couples are increasingly looking for pieces that feel deeply personal, whether that’s a statement veil, a bespoke piece of jewellery, an heirloom-inspired bag or a keepsake detail.

We’re seeing the same evolution within florals. While fresh flowers remain at the heart of so many beautiful weddings, couples are exploring ways to preserve memories and celebrate craftsmanship. That’s exactly why Hannah’s work caught our attention.

Using thousands of tiny glass beads, Hannah handcrafts one-of-a-kind bouquets and floral accessories that sit somewhere between floristry, sculpture and art.

Swipe through to discover some of Hannah’s beautiful creations and tap the link in our bio to read our full Meet the Makers interview.

Would your brides love a beaded bouquet for their wedding day?

15/06/2026

Bridal boutique owners… we suspect that at least one of these questions has crossed your mind recently.

Boutiques from across the UK sent us their burning questions, and our retail queen Abi Neil answered!

Here we are looking at:
How do I build a stronger team culture?
Where should I actually spend my marketing budget?
How do I find great people when hiring feels harder than ever?

Abi shares her honest answers. Read through the carousel and comment with the one challenge you’re currently facing in your business.

Let’s use this community to learn and grow. Hit save for when you’re searching for a little guidance. 🤍💾

12/06/2026

Here’s the headlines this week!

Your weekend reading list starts here. From new collections from Maggie Sottero and Dani’s party to a Royal wedding, as well as a social media masterclass and hot picks from the Bridal Week team.

10/06/2026

Beautiful bridalwear that’s consciously made.

With 81% of nearly-weds now considering sustainability when planning their wedding (Wedpro), eco-conscious bridal fashion is no longer a niche, it’s shaping the future of our industry.

From natural and certified fabrics to made-to-order production along with circular design principles, modern designers are proving that style and sustainability can coexist harmoniously.

Swipe to discover some of our favourite sustainable bridal brands: Sanyukta Shrestha, Indie Bride London, Rolling In Roses, Medusa London, Shikoba Bride, Andrea Hawkes, Catherine Deane, Marylise, E&W Couture and Grace Loves Lace.

Source: The 2026 Wedding Industry Report by Wedpro for WeddingDates

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