Amy-Jo Tatum Bridal Couture

Name: Amy-Jo Tatum Bridal Couture
Address: San Anselmo, CA, 94960, US
Telephone: (415) 336-3480
Price range: $$

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Amy-Jo Tatum Bridal Couture

Designer of gowns in imported silks and laces I have a residential design studio in Marin County, California offering a gallery of one of a kind bridal gowns.

I've been an indie designer since 1984 specializing in 'retro-modern' looks for brides as close as a mile away and as far off as Auckland and Stockholm. A lover of fashion history, I'm up for the challenge of designing custom pieces for clients who want to participate in the creation of their own design. Creating dresses in mostly 100% silks we can also explore sustainable alternatives. Any dress,

veil or skirt you see in my collection can be made long, short or in-between. Same goes for sleeve length and necklines. Prices for gowns start at $1600.00. Turnaround time for a custom made gown is 8-10 weeks at the soonest and 4-6 months for more intricate designs. From time to time I do offer sample dresses most below 1K. My dresses have been featured on Style Me Pretty, in Ceremony Magazine, Smitten Magazine and Martha Stewart Weddings

I invite you to call or email for an appointment after checking out my sites, press and reviews

09/04/2026

Up-and-coming: A Bride's Day in the City. Elopements and on-the-fly weddings have always intrigued me. Designing for these micro-events means clean lines and scaling down bridal wear for ease of movement. And lots of fun!

09/03/2026

Historically threaded with silk and often enriched with metallic yarns, brocade has long been associated with ceremony, status, and the visual language of occasion dressing. Read more on the blog: https://bridechic.blogspot.com/.../the-fabric-edit...

09/02/2026

These gowns are my own translation of Old Hollywood, not reproductions: a bit Hollywood, a little historical reference, and a little of today's bride. For me, that's what makes designing from the 1930s so endlessly fascinating.

09/01/2026

Inspired by mid-century elegance, these dresses embrace lace details and time-honored craftsmanship, creating an atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and effortlessly refined. https://bridechic.blogspot.com/2026/09/the-secret-garden-lace-light-weathered.html

08/31/2026

THE LAST GARDEN PARTY: Bridal Style Between Summer and Autumn. A particular beauty belongs to the last garden party of the season. The roses have softened at their edges, the vines carry the first suggestion of change, and the light settles into a warm gold that belongs to neither summer nor autumn. There's a moment of suspension rather than conclusion—an interval where everything feels briefly heightened simply because it will not last. In this atmosphere, bridal fashion takes on a quieter voice, less about declaration and more about presence within a fleeting landscape. https://bridechic.blogspot.com/2026/08/the-last-garden-party-bridal-style.html

08/30/2026

Up and Coming on the blog--Room 312-A Fashion Story

08/29/2026

Even though it's hard to imagine in all this dog day of summer heat, winter is approaching. Ethical warmth is so important for some brides going into sub-zero temps. Fortunately, staying toasty on your wedding day doesn't have to come at the expense of an animal's life. Many of nature's most beautiful fibers are renewable, gathered through annual shearing or natural molting, allowing brides to enjoy the richness of natural materials while making thoughtful choices about what they wear.

08/28/2026

It was a decade of transition. At the start, wedding fashion still carried traces of the late 1920s: softer silhouettes, drapey fabrics, Juliet caps and veils, and gowns that followed the figure not constructing it. https://bridechic.blogspot.com/2026/08/from-letty-lynton-to-women-changing.html

08/27/2026

Heirloom lace can be one of the most personal materials a custom bridal designer ever works with.

A grandmother's veil. A fragment of an earlier wedding gown. An antique collar. A few precious lace motifs saved for decades.

Rather than reproducing the original garment, heirloom lace can become part of a completely contemporary gown—appliquéd over fine net, incorporated into a neckline or sleeve, scattered over a bodice, or used as one exquisite focal detail.

08/26/2026

A classic sheath in a fabric like peau de soie is ideal for the bride who wants to make a statement with a train, her veil, a hat, gloves and jewelry.

Address

San Anselmo, CA
94960

Telephone

(415) 336-3480

Website

http://amyjotatum.com/

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