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After every wedding we ask couples about their suppliers, and when it comes to what they wore, the same names keep coming up. More than forty of the couples we have filmed since 2023 told us who made the dress, the suit or the shoes. Here are the ateliers, tailors and shops we have seen most in front of the camera: what they are, where they are from and at which venues we filmed them. At Convento de la Luz, the venue we film most, the same names repeat: Cherubina for the bride, Derby 1951 and Dappers for the groom, Berwick and Flor de Asoka for the shoes.
The label we have seen most: six brides between 2023 and 2025. It began in Barcelona in 1922 as the Palatchi family’s shop for lace, embroidery and fabrics, and today it sells in more than 4,000 stores in over a hundred countries.
@pronovias on InstagramRosa Clará opened her first bridal shop on Barcelona’s Passeig de Gràcia in 1995 and now has around 140 shops of her own. Three of the four brides we filmed wearing her dresses celebrated at Salón El Cortijo, in Bollullos.
www.rosaclara.esFounded in Seville in 1985, it makes its dresses in its own factory in Seville and has an atelier on Calle Cuna.
@franc_sarabia on InstagramA label born in Seville, with a made-to-measure bridal atelier in the city and another in Madrid. Two of the three Cherubina brides we have filmed married at Convento de la Luz.
@cherubinaatelier on InstagramVicky Martín Berrocal’s label, with a shop in Seville, on Calle Cerrajería, and others in Madrid, Valencia, Murcia and Málaga. Rosa wore it at her wedding at Finca La Reunida.
@victoria.coleccion on InstagramThe Seville atelier of designer Ana Herreros de Tejada, on Calle Virgen de Regla, where every design is one of a kind and made for the bride.
anaherrerosdetejada.comBorn in Villamartín (Cádiz) in 1984, he worked for houses such as Moschino before opening his atelier in Seville. He dressed Ana, at Hacienda Ballemari, and Montes, at Los Gayules.
@zambonino_official on InstagramShe started in 1974 with children’s clothing and since 2001 has worked only on bridal, in her family workshop in Seville; since 2006 the Museo del Traje in Madrid has held some of her designs. Rocío married in one at Convento de la Luz.
@carmenmazanovias on InstagramSissú is Lucía Monge’s label, with an atelier in Dos Hermanas (Seville), making made-to-measure pieces mostly for wedding guests and flamenco dress. And Lucía is also the bride at Hacienda La Pintada: she designed the dress she married in herself.
@sissu.designer on InstagramHe has had his studio in Seville, on Calle Miguel Cid, since 2011, and designs bridal and eveningwear collections every season. Ana wore one of his dresses at her wedding in Bollullos Par del Condado, and Iván himself did up her sleeve before she left.
@ivancampana on InstagramThe other labels we have filmed a bride wearing, and the Huelva and Seville shops where others found their dress; in a multi-brand shop the dress may be from another label.
The tailor we have seen most: six grooms, three of them at Convento de la Luz. Founded in Seville in 1951, it still has its own workshop and works with cloth from Dormeuil, Scabal and Loro Piana. David wore one of its suits at Hacienda Ballemari.
@derby1951 on InstagramA Seville tailor in business since 1929, run today by the third generation of a family of tailors.
@pepeprietotrajesdenovio on InstagramIt makes made-to-measure clothes in a flat on Avenida de la Constitución, in Seville, which they call «El Apartamento». Juan wore it at Convento de la Luz and Francisco at Finca La Reunida.
@dappersworld on InstagramA tailor in central Seville, on Calle Méndez Núñez, specialising in morning coats, frock coats and made-to-measure grooms’ suits. It dressed Dani at his wedding at Los Gayules.
@londonseleccion on InstagramA shop in La Palma del Condado that has been dressing grooms, godparents and guests for over sixty years, with suits from other houses.
@barnetomodas on InstagramIt was born in Córdoba in 2009, when its founders made their first jackets, and opened its first shop there in 2010.
@silbonmoda on InstagramA made-to-measure tailor founded in Seville by Carlos Soriano, Álvaro García de Tiedra and Juan Fabiani.
bundcompany.comThree more tailors we have filmed a groom wearing.
What keeps coming up on our couples’ feet and heads. At Convento de la Luz, Berwick for him and Flor de Asoka for her.
Pronovias: six brides between 2023 and 2025. Then Rosa Clará, with four, and three Seville labels with three each: Franc Sarabia, Cherubina and Victoria.
Derby 1951, the Seville tailor founded in 1951: six grooms. Then Pepe Prieto and Dappers, with four each.
Yes. We film both of you getting ready: the dress, the suit, the shoes and the accessories are in the film, and on each wedding’s page we credit who made them.
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