The wall every founder hits.
Bridal is the hardest category to produce: boned foundations, beading measured in days, fittings that cannot slip. Regional units handle abayas and uniforms well; they are not couture benches. Flying abroad to beg a maison for capacity is not a plan. A bench that answers in 48 hours with a fixed number is.
The offer, stacked plainly.
Prices published, before you write.
Our own bench. Click to inspect.
Asked before every order.
What does bridal production cost?
Development is $2,500 per style with the sample included. Made-to-order gowns start at $3,200; the hand-beaded couture tier runs $30,000 to $45,000 by beading density. Every figure is fixed in writing before cutting.
Can you produce for a brand, not just one bride?
Yes, both. Designers run five-piece collections with us at production pricing; private bridal commissions run from one gown. The same bench builds both.
How do fittings work from Riyadh or Jeddah?
Measurements by guided video call, an optional shipped fit toile before the real cloth is cut, progress photographs at agreed milestones, and one alteration pass after delivery, included.
Can gowns be fully modest without looking compromised?
That is a specialty. Coverage is drafted into the pattern from the first sketch, with structure and beadwork carrying the drama. Several of our most-commissioned gowns are fully covered.
Who makes the gowns?
Our own couturiers, with fabrics from mills in France, Italy and Japan and beading done in-house. The photographs here are our own commissions.