I was a bit apprehensive about ordering a wedding dress online, but honestly, this one surprised me. The matte satin feels lovely and smooth, not cheap at all. I wore it for my back garden ceremony, and the high split made it so easy to walk on the grass. The bows on the sleeves are absolutely gorgeous! I just had to get it taken up a bit because I’m quite petite, but otherwise, it fit like a glove.

This dress worked perfectly for our intimate registry office wedding. I didn't want anything too puffy or heavy, and this A-line cut was spot on. The split adds a little bit of drama without being over the top. It arrived quite creased, which was to be expected, but a quick steam sorted it right out. The sizing was pretty true to the guide, though the bust was slightly loose on me. Overall, really chuffed with it.

For the price, the quality is genuinely brilliant. I tried on similar dresses at local boutiques that cost three times as much. I wore this for our engagement shoot in the city centre, and it gave off such a classic vibe. The bodice is nicely structured, so I felt well supported all day. If you're in two minds, just make sure to measure yourself carefully. It’s a gorgeous, timeless piece that won't cost a bomb.

The Bardot style was exactly what I was after for my holiday snaps. It stayed put surprisingly well without me having to constantly tug it up. The material is thick enough not to be see-through, but still flows beautifully in the breeze. I received so many lovely compliments on the train. It looks miles more expensive than it actually is. Definitely a brilliant choice if you're after something elegant yet simple.

I bought this for my reception dress as I wanted something I could actually dance in. The court train isn't too long, so I didn't even need a bustle. The satin material catches the light beautifully in photos. I was a bit nervous about moving my arms with the off-the-shoulder style, but the bows are attached in a way that gives you plenty of room. It’s comfy enough to wear for hours.