Real weddings

Eight weddings.

Every wedding here is a bride who came through the atelier. We saw the dresses, chose the pieces, and received the photos with their permission.

Sahel Summer · August 2025

Mariam & Omar

Hacienda, North Coast

A daylight wedding by the sea — a private villa for eighty guests. Mariam chose pearl through every detail: comb, slipper, veil. The mood was clean, light, paced.

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Cairo Autumn · October 2025

Farah

Four Seasons Nile Plaza

A classic Four Seasons evening — chandeliers, candles, a live orchestra. Farah chose the vintage crystal headpiece and a hand-embroidered sash. Gold tones unified every metal accent.

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Winter · December 2025

Nour

Japanese Garden, Helwan

A small wedding for forty guests in a garden. Nour kept it to three pieces — pearl comb, ivory silk robe, short veil. Every choice had a reason.

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Spring · April 2026

Habiba

Alexandria Hills

Habiba planned the bridesmaid boxes meticulously. Six boxes, six edits — each with a robe, tumbler, and engraved clips bearing the bridesmaid's initial. Morning photos read like a magazine spread.

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Spring · March 2026

Sara and Karim chose pieces meant to pass to the next generation. A custom pearl tiara, an engraved box with their date, twin vow books. Every engraving read 'Sara & Karim 2026' in one consistent hand.

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Summer · July 2025

Layla

Villa in Tunis, Fayoum

Layla chose an Atlantic-style villa overlooking the Tunis lake. Sage was the lead colour; a copper-leaf hair vine was the centrepiece. Sunset photos were extraordinary.

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Autumn · November 2026

Yara & Tarek

Mena House Marriott

A garden wedding at Mena House with the pyramids in view. Yara built every detail in antique gold. One engraving typeface, one fill colour, every piece.

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Spring · May 2026

Dina

Garden villa, 6 October

An engagement-into-wedding in one day, twenty-five guests only. Dina wanted everything engraved. 'If we're making it, it carries our name.' Visually quiet, emotionally deep.

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