Back in January, we shared, captured in the designer's home. This latest suite of photographs that you simply see here today, seemed to be captured within the grounds of Sanyukta's sublime home, Seto Mahal and celebrates the idea of color and wedding gowns.

I desired to present a capsule collection for brides who love the color. I have been inspired by my brides however for these particular designs, I drew on my small experience of dealing with brides who've come to me, especially for a non-white wedding gown. And there are lots of brides that do this! Weddings aren't viewed as the same traditional concept and experience they were in the past, and brides have become so much more bold and confident in their big day wardrobe choices, which is thrilling for any designer much like me.

A vegan wedding cake for any pretty blue dress

Sanyukta is a beautiful person inside and outside; she has a softly spoken, gentle heart nobody cares about their environmental surroundings or her friends and loves her family fiercely.

I chose to focus on five colors, presenting choices for brides who love ethical craftsmanship but they are after a fantastic yet elegant colored wedding dress.

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Sanyukta's innovative method of bridal fashion design, and her welcoming and lovely bridal boutique located in Fulham were recently awarded 'Wedding Boutique Of the Year London', by Britain's Asian Wedding Awards 2020. We are thrilled with this wonderful woman and her team.

Winning 'Wedding Boutique from the Year 2020' in London would be a pinnacle moment for all of us. I am humbled and grateful for those brides who trusted me and my team – they've each become a fundamental element of our brand identity and success.

SANYUKTA SHRESTHA

During her research into color choices, Sanyukta realized that history is repeating; before the year 1840, colored wedding dresses were a well-known option within the Western part of the earth. In 1840 however, Queen Victoria married her beloved Prince Albert of Saxe and wore a white wedding dress. This act is credited with establishing the popularity of white wedding gowns. This is as opposed to many eastern parts of the world, who've celebrated weddings in colorful gowns, for a lot more than five thousand years.

Colour theory has a multitude of definitions, concepts, and design applications that are widely known, but what fascinated, me was the symbolism of every color, based on different cultures and parts of the world. With that in mind, she chose to focus on five different colors: deep red, pastel blue, ivory, silver, and yellow.



Constance, in Powder Blue

"The inspiration behind the Constance gown ended up being to create an aristocratic two-piece design, that will work both together and separately. Sensuous, sexy, yet elegant and daring, the Constance top draws inspiration in the 1930's – and also the skirt, from the Victorian ball gown."

"For a conventional church wedding, a vintage top having a voluminous Constance skirt might be a perfect match whereas, for a non-traditional wedding, the blue Constance top using its voluminous skirt will be a match produced in heaven. For a reception dinner, the bride-to-be can easily transform her outfit with the easy change of bottom skirt, following her personal needs and taste."

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A note on powder blue: Historically, for brides, powder blue would be a popular choice because it represented purity, and piety along with a connection to the Virgin Mary. Ivory, on the other hand, continues to be an all-time favorite shade over history, often being associated with innocence and hope in various cultures all over the planet.

Noor, in Yellow

"The Noor yellow wedding gown was inspired naturally, by the sun's rays, autumnal leaves, and sunflowers. Our bride model Charlotte looked stunning within this organic hemp silk gown with a matching veil – you have to touch and have the silk here to understand the quality. It is beyond divine."

A note on yellow: Yellow is illuminating and uplifting. It relates to your brain and intellect. It also evokes the strength, warmth, and vibrancy of the sun.

Blanche, in Silver

"Our beautiful Blanche gown may be the epitome of elegance – and it's so adaptable too. This beautiful dress would look great at home in a sophisticated London Wedding or inside a relaxed French garden wedding. This is one of the most interesting designs within our bespoke capsule collection. The ethereal cape, luxurious fabrics, and delicate embroidery complete the beauty of the gown, as the daring open back is an unexpected twist of modernity."

A note on silver: Silver has feminine energy. It is associated with the moon and also the ebb and flow of the tides. It is fluid, emotional, sensitive and mysterious, soothing, calming, and purifying.

The Claret Red Dress

"When you are looking at our most daring brides, there isn't any other choice than our Claret Wedding Gown, produced from bamboo and rich, luxurious natural silks. The richness from the color transforms our Claret gown, within the most beautiful red rose without thorns, representing passion, love, and romance."

"With a halter neck wedding dress with beautiful bow detail in the front along with a stunning open back, this gown includes a unique personality all its own. Self-confident and fearless, walking on the aisle we envision a bride who likes to laugh, celebrates the life, and loves hard with her heart."

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