Happy birthday to boutique's first year in business

front of bridal boutique shop wth dresses in the window and grey and pink sign

A big CWM high five to Dorset's Sarah Jane Bridal.

Despite the recent tough times, owner Sarah Pardey has realised her dream of having her own bridal boutique and has celebrated the first anniversary of her new venture.

Her love of all things bridal stems from 20 years' experience in the world of bridal hair and make-up. "I've always had an interest in wedding gowns and anything pretty, so when the opportunity arose to take over the shop it seemed like the perfect progression for me. I knew as soon as I stepped into the boutique that I wanted to do it," she explains.

"During lockdown it was very challenging but I kept myself busy creating a strong presence on social media, liaising with my suppliers, creating eye-catching window displays and keeping in regular contact with my brides."

She's put her own personal stamp on the boutique and given it a complete makeover to create a luxurious and relaxing feel. The extensive range of bridal, bridesmaid and flowergirl dresses and accessories have all been hand-picked for their individuality and wow-factor and to suit all styles and budgets.

To mark her successful first-year anniversary, Sarah has also taken on two new designers Allure Romance by Allure Bridals and Ellis Bridals offering refreshing and exciting gowns for the modern contemporary bride.

"The new labels are due to arrive early this year (2022) and I can't wait to show them off to our brides as I know they will love them as much as me," adds Sarah.

To find out more visitwww.facebook.com/sarahjanebridalboutique

You may also be interested in

The ‘I Do’ Dilemma: Why Couples Struggle to Sign Their New Names

The ‘I Do’ Dilemma: Why Couples Struggle to Sign Their New Names

More couples than ever are choosing to combine their surnames after marriage, but many are running into one unexpected problem: they can't sign their new name. Searches for "combined surnames" have risen by 37% in the past month, according to new data analysed by luxury pen brand Scriveiner. Interest has been steadily increasing over the past year, with a clear spike in the lead-up to wedding season between late spring and early autumn.

READ ARTICLE

The Overlooked Legal Steps That Could Invalidate Your Wedding

The Overlooked Legal Steps That Could Invalidate Your Wedding

Planning a wedding in the UK comes with a surprising number of legal "gotchas" that couples often overlook. Following reports that Olivia Attwood and Stacey Solomon had elements of their weddings deemed non-legal, along with summer being peak wedding season, jewellers Queensmith are reminding couples of the most common legal pitfalls so they can enjoy their big day with peace of mind. From giving notice at the register office to having the right witnesses in place, missing just one requirement could mean your dream wedding isn't legally binding.

READ ARTICLE

The Jetty at Harbour Hotel Christchurch celebrates 15th anniversary

The Jetty at Harbour Hotel Christchurch celebrates 15th anniversary

Perched on the water's edge at Mudeford Quay, The Jetty at Harbour Hotel Christchurch recently celebrated its 15th anniversary, marking a decade and a half as one of the town's most loved waterfront dining destinations. Led by award-winning Chef Patron Alex Aitken, The Jetty has built its reputation on thoughtful, produce-led cooking and strong relationships with local suppliers. With more than 40 years' experience, Aitken's philosophy of simplicity, seasonality and letting quality ingredients shine continues to define the menus, from freshly landed seafood to carefully sourced regional produce. Located within the grounds of Harbour Hotel Christchurch, The Jetty offers relaxed coastal dining with uninterrupted views across the quay and harbour, remaining a firm favourite with both locals and visitors alike.

READ ARTICLE

The wedding favours taking off for 2026 - from socks to seed packets

The wedding favours taking off for 2026 - from socks to seed packets

Loved by nearlywed couples planning their big day, wedding favours are a wedding staple, with new data revealing searches are up significantly ahead of the 2026 wedding season. But industry experts say 2026 weddings will shift away from one-size-fits-all gifting favours, with a stronger focus on personalised touches that guests actually want to keep. With this in mind, gifting and accessories brand Sayers London has revealed the most in-demand wedding-favour ideas for 2026, alongside insights into how fiancés are rethinking tradition to create more memorable experiences for their guests.

READ ARTICLE

Follow Your Hampshire & Dorset Wedding Magazine on YouTube

VISIT SITE

Follow Your Hampshire & Dorset Wedding Magazine on Instagram

VISIT SITE

Subscribe to Your Hampshire & Dorset Wedding Magazine for free

VISIT SITE

Submit your wedding to be featured in Your Hampshire & Dorset Wedding Magazine

VISIT SITE