Bretagne is a New York City based bridal studio making some of the most meticulously crafted gowns in the world. Each piece is made by hand, slowly and with real intention - the studio's approach is closer to couture atelier than bridal manufacturer and that shows in the finished product. The aesthetic is romantic and refined with a modern edge and the level of detail in every gown is genuinely extraordinary. Bloom is so excited to be Bretagne's exclusive Australian stockist.

Our Bretagne collection ranges from $9,590 to $16,990. These are handmade pieces in New York using luxury fabrics with intricate embellishment and the pricing reflects the genuine craftsmanship involved. If you'd like to know where specific styles sit before booking, just get in touch.

Eight months! One of the shortest lead time of our New York-based designers which makes Bretagne a strong option if you're working to a tighter timeline than you'd like. As always, get in touch if you have a quicker timeline- rush options are usually available.

Our curated collection includes four pieces, each quite distinct. Vera is a silk duchess satin corset and column skirt - clean, elegant, and incredibly wearable. Marie-Helene is an off-the-shoulder razmir satin gown with a transformable skirt - perfect for brides who want two looks in one. Liliane is a silk wool gown with a cupped corset and draped skirt, finished with hand-beaded crystal and hanging pearl embroidery that is breathtaking in person. Elise is a silk duchess gown with a full skirt and the same exquisite beading as the Liliane.

If corsetry is all over your mood board, Bretagne needs to be on your try-on list. The construction of their corsets is some of the best we carry in the studio - structured and supportive in the way a great corset should be, with a shape that's flattering rather than restrictive. The Vera, Marie-Helene, Liliane, and Elise all feature significant corsetry and the fit across all of them is genuinely exceptional. We've had so many brides come in thinking they know exactly what they want and leave having fallen for Bretagne, so we'd always encourage you to try them.

The handwork. It's easy to describe a gown as 'romantic' but Bretagne earns that description through genuine craft - the hand-beaded embroidery on the Liliane and Elise isn't a feature you'd spot in a product description and then forget about, it's something you stare at in person and genuinely can't believe the detail of. There's also a modernity to the construction that stops the gowns from veering into costume territory. They're romantic without being saccharine and made with a seriousness of craft that's rare.