Rosa Clará was in charge of designing Emelie Lindmark‘s elegant wedding dresses for her nuptials with international model Gerard Sabé on 30 June of this year.
Emelie and Gerard’s wedding was undoubtedly one of the most romantic we’ve ever seen, and the bride did not disappoint with her three wedding dresses. Let’s take a closer look at what she wore!
For the religious ceremony, Emelie chose a sheath-style wedding dress featuring a bodice crafted in mesh and embroidered with micro-beadwork. The bodice was highlighted by an elegant diamond-shaped opening on the back that combined perfectly with a semi-tailored silk crepe skirt, which was, in turn, complemented by the light, floaty crepe overskirt with a two-and-a-half metre long train. The bride’s look was completed with a veil crafted in three and a half metres of illusion tulle.
The second look, inspired by a sari, paid homage to the bride’s origins (Sri Lanka) and her mother. It was made up of two pieces, a halterneck bodice, crafted in a combination of two types of embroidered lace with beadwork, and a skirt made of hand-pleated silk muslin. The dress was complemented by a pallu, a typical element of a sari which drapes from the shoulder and wraps around the waist.
There was one final look for the party: a youthful look which was more comfortable. Emelie wore a simple sheath-style, flowing wedding dress made of natural silk satin. The design incorporated a V-neckline, fine straps and an open back.
The bride dazzled with these three looks. Which was your favourite?
We hope you loved them as much as we did!