Sewing my gown: refashioning my Granny's 1949 wedding dress into mine

That's lovely well worth the weight to see the pictures. I especially liked the one of you with your granny.

Absolutely beautiful!

ahhh you look gorgeous, love that flash of your red irregular choices!

I've been wondering when you'd post pics of the finished gown!  Gorgeous, really an amazing job.  Clearly you're very talented and have a ton of patience.  Well done.

Congratulations! Been checking back for the past month hoping for an update You did an amazing job! I love the side by side photos of your gran getting prepped, and you getting prepped  

yay! Congrats on your wedding! All of your photos are beautiful

SP, you look beautiful - what amazing talent you have!! Congratulations!!!!! 

What gorgeous photos!!! You look beautiful and so does the dress.  Congratulations.

I'm posting the last of the "Our DIY Wedding" blog posts today so I thought it'd be good to link to all the other stuff we made/did ourselves in case it helps others planning their wedding (and seriously, loads of it was really easy to do - I fully acknowledge that not everyone can sew!).

• The most concise rundown about sewing my gown
• The flowers - potted, fresh, and lavender bud confetti
• All the printed materials - invites, order of service, placecards, website, etc
• Cake and cupcakes (and very easy DIY cakestands)
• DIY dancefloor (just say NO to terrible DJs!!)
• Bridesmaids dresses, fascinator, and makeup

And I've posted up a selection of our professional photos here, too. We were RIDICULOUSLY happy with Paul Tanner at Sixpence and I think the photos speak for themselves (and he really was not exorbitantly expensive, either!!).

I'll copy this link list to the first post, too. Hmm, I don't have a Modify button on the first post anymore - maybe it's too old? Sorry, inconvenienced future brides!