Everyone once in a while a collection comes along that makes you gasp – it is rare to find a line where every dress speaks to you. Typically we will have a few favourites from each designer, but with Saja Wedding, we fell hopelessly in love with every dress!

Charming, dreamy and romantic are just some of the adjectives one could use to describe this incredible (and AFFORDABLE) collection by Yoo Lee. Perfect for garden and destination weddings in particular, every dress is less than $1500.00 Canadian, perfect for any recessionista or bride who wants a beautiful gown, but not with a huge price tag.

Sash & Bustle is proud to be the exclusive retailer for the Saja Wedding bridal collection in Toronto (and for now, all of Canada)! We will receive the entire sample collection in early December. Watch this space for the arrivals announcement so that you can book your appointment to view this gorgeous new approach to bridal.

The amazingly talented photographer Rebecca Wood came by the shop last week to take some photographs which we can use on our website and promotional materials. She was kind enough to send over a few teaser pics which we just adore. Have a peak into our little corner of the world….isn’t it lovely? Thanks Rebecca, and also Carla at Faces By Carla for a wonderful shoot! And to Kristin Peres at Cake or Death for the custom cake she made to match the shop!

Coren Moore recently posted some images on their blog featuring a wedding with bridesmaids sheathed in varying shades of blue – everything from the palest blue to tiffany blue to bright turquoise. The effect is amazing – and we love the variety that selecting differing dress styles and shades creates, not to mention allowing each bridesmaid to select a dress that really suits their figure!

Referring to the above photo, here’s the rundown of styles/colors, from left to right: “Rose” (Tiffany Blue), “Jillian” (Sky Blue), “Ashley” (Tiffany), “Nolan” (Light Blue), “Sarah Jessica” (Robin’s Egg), “Ashley” (Sky), “Courtney” (Light).

The Rose dress above is one of our favourites!


Photos are courtesy of Photography by Megan Dey http://www.megandey.com via the Coren Moore blog.