by Jane Summers

Hello June! We are officially in wedding season and could not be more excited! Many of you are just about ready to walk down the aisle. Your head must be spinning with every gorgeous detail of your upcoming wedding. To make sure nothing slips through those perfectly manicured fingers, we’ve put together a list of last minute tips to help put your mind at ease...
MAKE SURE EVERY VENDOR HAS A SCHEDULE OF WHEN TO ARRIVE AND WHERE TO BE
If you teamed up with a wedding planner, we are positive she already has this covered! But, your day-of coordinator may need a little help. By supplying everyone with a schedule, you ensure the cake is there on time, the DJ will be set up and the florist knows every location for every arrangement.
ASSIGN SOMEONE TO GIVE THE VENDORS THEIR TIPS
This is crucial! Write a few checks ahead of time and leave them in thank you notes for each and every vendor arriving at your celebration. Your maid of honor or wedding planner can distribute them and witness those ear-to-ear smiles on your behalf.
SLIP A PAIR OF FOLDABLE FLATS INTO YOUR WEDDING DAY CLUTCH
We know you looked at every wedding shoe trend (including our favorites in this post!) before picking the perfect pair. But even the most beloved heels can start to be a little uncomfortable. When those shoes are a bit too much, you’ll be happy you have a comfortable and stylish pair of flats tucked away.
PRINT YOUR BOARDING PASSES THE NIGHT BEFORE
This is likely something you do for every trip but during the wedding weekend, you may find you don't have a spare second until you arrive at the airport. By the time you go though that sparkler-lined grand exit, you’ll be ready to jet off to that incredible honeymoon and start your lives as a married couple. (We know your capsule wardrobe is already packed!). Have your travel details prepped and ready for take off the night before.
BE READY EXTRA-EARLY FOR SUNRISE-LIT SHOTS ON YOUR WEDDING DAY
Your photographer knows that there’s no better way to show your beauty than natural sunlight and there’s no time to waste! Make sure you and your bridal party stay on schedule so there are enough opportunities to get your favorite shots.
Now, for the very most important tip…
Enjoy! That means snap as many selfies as you like, actually eat dinner and spend time with as many people as possible.
Happy Wedding Season!
Jane
by Jane Summers
The hemline has risen—intentionally.
The modern bridal mini has shifted from an after-party alternative to a ceremony-ready statement--the Little White Dress redefined. It has become city-hall appropriate, rehearsal-dinner definitive, and wedding-reception essential. Structured, abbreviated, and deliberate, it signals confidence rather than compromise. The short wedding dress was once a radical departure; today it is simply a sophisticated choice for a white rehearsal dinner dress, a wedding reception second look, and an after party wedding dress. The bridal mini dress honors the heritage of 1960s couture and makes an equally compelling case as the second look.
by Jane Summers
Minimal design meets architectural intention in the Josette, a white strapless rehearsal dress and minimal wedding dress designed for modern brides. This style guide explores how to style a civil ceremony dress with purpose — transforming clean structure into a refined statement for rehearsal dinners, wedding receptions, and intimate wedding receptions.
by Jane Summers
Who says the magic has to begin at “I do”? For today’s modern bride, every event leading up to the wedding is a moment worthy of sartorial celebration. From the engagement party to the rehearsal dinner and every toast in between, creating a beautiful and unique assortment of little white dresses is an opportunity for each bride to showcase her personal style. One of our favorite options is to choose a little white dress with a subtle amount of sparkle.
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SIZE
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BUST
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WAIST
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HIP
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2
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33 1/2
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26
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36
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4
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34 1/2
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27
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37
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6
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35 1/2
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28
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38
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8
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36 1/2
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29
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39
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10
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37 1/2
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30
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40
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12
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39
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31 1/2
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41 1/2
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