Huge Savings At Something Blue Bridal Boutique in LaConner, WA

We received this announcement from Something Blue and want to pass it on to you!!

The 2009 Bridal Couture Show is now behind us and we need to make room for all of the new styles that will be arriving. The good news: Bridal Gown Sample Sale at Something Blue.

We have 3 gown designers that we carry. We are exclusive to these designers in Washington, and you will not find gowns that have the same look. They are each very different from each other but they are all wonderful.

Amy Kuschel Bride is a designer out of San Francisco. Her gowns are sophisticated with a whimsical charm. Amy makes a silk gown that ranges from $1700 to $5000. The price is dependent upon the type of silk in the gown (chiffon, organza, duchess satin, Mikado, or various laces). She has come out this 2009 season with a soft pearl colored non-silk peau de soie that can be substituted for the duchess satin. This brings the price of a gown down approximately $200 to $400.

Avioanni is a designer out of Toronto, Ontario. Her silk gowns are very unique in their design. Very European and quite modern in nature. They range from $1400 to $2700. Again the price is dependent on the complexity of the gown and the silk fabric.

Modern Trousseau is a designer out of Connecticut. Her gowns are very traditional with a slight modern twist to them. They use luxurious silk duchess satin, silk dupioni, and wonderful Alencon and Chantilly French laces. They are very customizable as well. The prices for Modern Trousseau gowns range from $1700 to $4000.

We have several gowns from all three designers that have recently been discontinued to make room for the new season gowns that will be “trickling” in over the next several months. They are discounted anywhere from 15% to 60% depending on condition. There are many left so if the size is close or could be altered to fit, they are very special opportunity to get a fantastic gown at a great price. Appointments are highly recommended as we work with one bride at a time.

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