Each dress comes with its own unique story and history - some which I know better than others. I am always on the lookout for vintage gowns and have found them in unusual places! One I found while walking down a tiny street after grabbing coffee with a friend and seeing it at a yard sale. Others are thoughtfully mailed or brought to me by loving daughters or family friends looking for a new home for their mother’s old wedding gown. Some, other wonderful vintage sellers in my community have passed on to me, knowing that my audience will cherish it more than theirs. Fate, chance, destiny? Call it what you want, but I believe that each gown has found its way to me, so I believe that it can find its new forever with you.

Anything over 20 years old is considered vintage, and I’m incredibly proud that over 80% of our collection fits that description. These gowns date from 2005 or earlier, with the oldest piece in our archive traced back to February 1947. You'll also find a beautiful range from the 1950s through the '90s, each with its own unique story and charm.

While the heart of our collection is true vintage, we’ve also curated a small selection of Y2K and early 2010s pieces, chosen specifically for their exceptional quality, timeless style, and craftsmanship. To offer greater size inclusivity, we’ve partnered with a sustainable, female-led designer who has created a thoughtfully designed capsule collection. Though these gowns aren’t vintage by definition, they embody the same spirit and aesthetic and fit seamlessly alongside the rest of our pieces.

I do my best to source gowns from all eras and in a variety of sizes. Generally, older vintage pieces tend to run smaller (around sizes 00–6), while newer vintage styles—especially from the '80s through early 2000s—often fit more like modern sizes 6–12. In addition, I carry a size-inclusive, made-to-order capsule collection through a partnership with a sustainable, female designer.

Many gowns can also be tailored for a perfect fit. With the help of skilled alterations specialists, some pieces have even been successfully sized up by as many as three sizes, depending on the construction and available fabric (like long trains or generous seams). It’s a great way to transform a vintage piece into something truly one-of-a-kind.

Most gowns are priced between $500 and $900. I also have a discounted rack of “flawed” gowns, perfect for creative alterations or styled shoots. Simpler styles (ideal for elopements, bridal showers, or rehearsal dinners) are often available at lower price points.