Real brides give us the low-down on getting their dream Wai-Ching wedding dress
Wai-Ching dresses are so dreamy that I sometimes forget they’re FOR REAL, so I was all a-flutter when I saw them in real life, all lined up, in the prettiest raw silk rainbow I’ve ever seen. These dresses may look like fantasies, but I assure you they’re real, they’re just as gorgeous in real life, and you can totally hook yourself up with one for your wedding. Let’s get a Wai-Ching reality check with real brides, real experiences, and really awesome dresses…
Celebrate 10 years of Wai-Ching with 10 incredible dresses and 10% off
We’ve been freaking out over Wai-Ching designs since 2007, but Wai Ching has been in biz for 10 years now! In order to celebrate those 10 wonderful years, Wai-Ching is offering a special 10% discount. But more on that later. First, let’s collectively drool over 10 of our favorite Wai-Ching dresses that’ll blow your skirts away…
“Wearable art” wedding dresses from Wai-Ching: made in Seattle for Offbeat Brides worldwide
If you’re a long-time reader, you’ve probably been drooling over Wai-Ching creations for years.
Allison & Chris’ post-apocalyptic carnival 75 feet underground
First we’ve got midway games, fire performances, and balloon animals. Then there’s an underground cold war museum bunker, Fallout-themed decor, and post-apocalyptic catering. It’s a fusion of carnival and the apocalypse that we can totally get behind! That doesn’t even cover the fabulously redesigned heirloom dress and 3D-printed rings. And just wait until you see what happened with the helicopter ring delivery.
Erin & Shayne’s mustachioed, octopus, and “beericorn” Irish/Texan wedding
This wedding is a pretty easy sell: they had a BEER UNICORN! And vodka slushies! And ocotopus and mustache dresses! And tentacle fingers! And animal centerpieces! And the Cliffs of Insanity! We’re dropping-our-pants-happy about this Texas-meets-Ireland wedding. It’s too much — go on without us and enjoy!
A “short, round, and very busty” girl’s guide to having a dress custom made
The idea of wedding dress shopping was something I had always found challenging. As someone who is short, round, and very busty, I hated the idea of being clamped into an off-the-peg sample dress four sizes too small. I looked at dresses aimed at curvier brides and saw that most of them were ugly, and seemed to be about hiding your body, not celebrating it. I knew any dress I bought in a bridal store would have to be massively modified to fit me. So instead of dealing with all that, I started thinking about having a dress made-to-measure.