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Here is a recent dress I made for a flower girl in Florida. Dress Details: “Communion” Style Dress (Full Dress) White Alencon Floral Lace Cap & Lined Sleeves Champagne Bodice Lining 6 Layers of White Tulle and 1 Layer of Champagne Satin Champagne Satin Sash Champagne Satin Buttons Back Hidden Zipper and Hook & Eye Enclosures Shop www.anagrassia.com here: Communion Style Custom Dresses...
Recently, I created a custom #5810 ivory alencon lace wedding bolero for a bride in Colorado. The topper’s neckline was made to show off the lace’s beautiful scallop edge. It took a couple mock-ups and a few adjustments before I nailed down the final design and fit. The photo above shows the last mock-up, before the final cut. As you can see, I needed to take it in a bit in the...
Here is a recent custom order for a little girl in France. Click here to order your special occasion dress Handmade Dress Details: “COMMUNION DRESS” Style (This dress was COMMUNION dress style. The FLOWER GIRL dresses are seperates; lace leotard + tulle skirt. The FLOWER GIRL dresses have bigger tulle bottoms and cost a bit more. Click here to purchase a flower girl dress or email Mary Grace for an updated...
This season, a portion of my custom orders are from referrals and returning customers. Below are photos of Tessa in her Anagrassia First Holy Communion dress. She is a cousin to one of my first customers and her family has purchased a variety of Anagrassia items over the years. (Thank you!) Tessa’s Special Occasion Dress Details: ~Communion Dress Style ~White #5320 French Alencon Lace ~Ivory 100% Silk Jersey Lining ~White Tulle (6...
Anagrassia Customers in ivory Alencon Lace with Cream Lining Leotard Bodysuits paired with champagne Tulle skirts for Vienna holiday and flower girls in wedding
It’s officially fall in Northern Indiana. Our warm summer nights have transitioned into crisp cool days. The leaves have lost their vibrant greens and taken on a myriad of amber, golden and crimson hues. A few remain, clinging to trees, but most are blanketing the ground where they’ve fallen, just waiting for an eager child to rake them into piles for jumping. And right down the street, in a shop...