Jen’s 2003 wedding gown was carefully cleaned and transformed into a stunning sheer bridal robe for her daughter Meghan - who last saw this dress when she was a junior bridesmaid at her mother's wedding. The robe featured embroidered organza from the original dress, designed to be worn over a camisole. A matching garter set was also crafted from hem scraps of Meghan’s wedding gown, adding a personal touch to the collection.

A 1980s wedding gown transformed into a custom bridal robe, bouquet wrap, and pocket squares, with additional touches from the bride’s own gown. Generational love made timeless.

A 1950s wedding gown restored and transformed into a satin bridal robe, bouquet wrap, hair scrunchie, and a surprise ornament for the bride’s mother. Generational love preserved for the big day and beyond.

Chloe’s wedding gown alteration scraps were transformed into a custom bridal envelope clutch, creating a meaningful keepsake from her special day.

Marilyn’s 1990s wedding gown was transformed into cherished keepsakes for her four children, including two bridal robes with matching scrunchies and hair bows, and two pocket squares for her sons. The robes were fully lined to showcase the intricate lace cutouts, leaving plenty of material for future heirloom creations.

Melissa’s 1981 wedding gown was restored and transformed into beautiful twirly dresses for her granddaughters, giving them their own special pieces of family history.

Kim’s sleek and modern wedding gown was transformed into a stylish getting-ready robe for her daughter, making use of nearly every inch of fabric to create a flowy and flirty heirloom piece.

With just 6 inches of hem scraps, we crafted a signature envelope clutch with a rhodium-plated chain for this mother of the bride, creating a functional and stylish accessory to use on the wedding day.