Three women holding hands in a field, wearing tie-dye dresses, with a landscape of rolling hills and a cloudy sky in the background.
A woman with long red hair, wearing a beige headband and a light-colored off-shoulder dress, standing in front of a rocky background.
Person standing barefoot on a pebble beach, holding a small bouquet of white roses, with the ocean in the background.
A woman standing in a grassy field with rolling green hills in the background, wearing a cream-colored, floral-patterned, sleeveless jumpsuit.
Close-up of a fabric knot with a beige and yellowish color, tied over a marble surface that has patches of discoloration and stains.
A woman in a silver, strapless dress with a high slit walking barefoot along a pebble beach at sunset, with large white limestone cliffs in the background.
A person wearing a sleeveless dress with a pattern resembling mold or fungal growth, featuring black, green, and yellow spots on a white fabric background, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.
A woman in a light-colored dress stands in a grassy field, stretching her arms above her head while holding a light, sheer scarf, with rolling hills and a partly cloudy sky in the background.
Close-up of a woman's legs standing barefoot on a rocky beach, with a flowing, dirty-white dress covering part of her body and a rocky cliff in the background.
Two women wearing light-colored, patterned dresses walking through a grassy field.

B O T A N I C A L   
B R I D A L  W E A R
J O U R N E Y S

Your wedding dress shouldn’t just be for one day. Turn your dress into a work of art that can be worn again and again, and become an heirloom for generations to come. Through a 100% natural botanical textile dyeing process, the alchemy of steam infuses the pigments from your wedding flowers into the fibres of your dress. A zero-waste approach to breathe new life into your wedding dress, preserving the memory of your day and celebrating a time of transition.

Honour this moment as you walk across one of life’s greatest thresholds and step into a new era. Your dress becomes an artefact of the woman you were and the woman you are becoming. The process of transforming one’s dress — a metaphor for the inner evolution that is unfolding.

Each bridal wear journey is bespoke and unique, customised to authentically express your essence. An intimate partnership with the flowers, working in harmony with Nature and her cycles, transformed through a dyeing process that is free from any chemicals or toxins.

Our botanical dyeing process uses post-life flowers (dried or fresh) from your wedding, and is best suited to 100% silk fabrics. To avoid exposure to pesticides, we only work with organic flowers and can support you early on in your wedding planning to work with suitable suppliers for your dress and flowers.

Get on the Autumn 2025 waitlist for bridal wear journeys here.

01 Vintage 1930s silk dress. Lilac, roses, iron. Air, sun, water.

A woman standing in a grassy field with rolling hills in the background, seen from the back, wearing a cream-colored botanical dyed dress with a marbled pattern.
A woman walking through a grassy field with green rolling hills and a cloudy sky in the background.
Close-up of a woman wearing a dress with a nature-inspired, abstract pattern, standing outdoors in a grassy field with hills in the background.

02 Crepe silk Raey dress. Daffodil, yellow tulip, lilac, roses, iron. Air, sun, water.

Woman in a floral dress standing in tall grass, holding a light fabric above her head, with a cloudy sky and rolling hills in the background.
A woman in a white dress with dark stains stands in a grassy field, facing away, with rolling hills in the background under a cloudy sky.
A woman standing in a grassy field with hills in the background, wearing a patterned dress and a headscarf, with one eye covered by her hair.

In an era of fast-fashion, wedding dresses made of petroleum-based fibres, AI everything, and a single-use society that expects constant perfection, our botanical bridal wear journeys are an antidote. A return to Nature: All natural, biodegradable materials. Zero toxins. A circular approach that takes what is used and ‘dead’ and births something new and beautiful. Raw, real, authentic expression of Nature. Our pieces are living organisms that evolve overtime, interacting with the elements and potentially changing shades and hues across time, just like us.

03 Vintage Thai silk dress. Red tulips, Spanish bluebells, iron. Air, sun, water.

A woman with red hair and a headband standing on a rocky beach, looking down with a contemplative expression.
Close-up of a person wearing a light-colored, slightly stained or dirty fabric dress with a floral pattern. The person's hand is resting near their hip, and the background shows a gravel or rocky ground.
A woman with light skin and long, wavy brown hair, wearing a floral dress, stands on a rocky beach with white cliffs in the background, brushing her hair.

H O W I T W O R K S

Prior to your wedding day, we will make sure the fibres of your dress are suitable and can support you with sourcing from organic florists and advisory on the most suitable types of flowers to ensure appropriate dye capacity.

After your wedding, you can have your dress altered to suit your preferences before mailing the dress and semi- or fully-dried wedding flowers to our studio in Rye, England.

Using your flowers as the dye materials, we will transform your dress over a 2-4 week period, dry, steam, and return to you via mail. Local pickup/ drop-off is available if you live nearby.

As our studio is in England, this service is best for those based in the UK. Production on location in EU and other countries is possible, additional fees apply.

Get on the Autumn 2025 waitlist for bridal wear journeys here.

04 Pre-loved Italian satin silk dress. Iris, Spanish bluebells, iron. Air, sun, water.

A woman with short brown hair walking barefoot on a pebbled beach, holding a small bouquet of white flowers, wearing a long, satin, cream-colored dress with a floral pattern, with white chalk cliffs in the background and a sky with some clouds.
A woman in a satin dress holding flowers walking barefoot on a beach with white chalk cliffs in the background.
Person standing barefoot on a pebbled beach, holding a small bouquet of white flowers, with ocean and cloudy sky in the background.

05 Pre-loved Reformation satin silk dress. Purple roses, lilac, iron. Air, sun, water.

A woman in a strapless, patterned dress standing in front of a large rocky cliff, enjoying sunny weather with her eyes closed and a smile on her face.
Close-up of woman's legs and feet, wearing a flowing white dress with a high slit, standing on pebbled beach with rocky cliffs in the background.
A woman in a strapless, marble-patterned dress with a high slit, standing outdoors against a rocky background.

GET ON THE WAITLIST

Waitlist now open for bridal wear botanical dyeing journeys Autumn 2025. Fees start at £550, adjusted based on details discussed in initial consultation.

Get on the Autumn 2025 waitlist for bridal wear journeys here.

If you are not wearing a silk wedding dress but would like to create a wall hanging with the flowers from your special day, please get in touch.

And if you aren’t getting married, but are interested in a bespoke journey to transform a silk garment, whether from a previous marriage or something else, please take a look at the Garments page for more information on our services beyond bridal wear.