The Maison
since the first fitting
Aurelle began as a single fitting room above a florist on Larkspur Row — one cutting table, one mannequin and a founder who believed a wedding gown should be fitted by the same hands that cut it. Today the salon is larger and the team has grown, but the promise is the same: every gown is drafted, cut and finished in the atelier, and every bride is fitted in person.
Cut in the atelier
Every pattern is drafted in-house and every gown is cut on our tables — no outsourced sewing rooms, no anonymous factories.
Fitted on you
Three fittings are part of every bridal gown. Hems, bustles and lace placement are decided with you, not for you.
Kept for life
Your pattern stays in our archive. Alterations, re-dyeing for an evening and careful cleaning are always one appointment away.
chapter one
Silk mikado and duchess satin from family weavers, French Leavers lace and soft English tulle — chosen in daylight, never under shop lights.
chapter two
Six seamstresses and two cutters. A bridal gown passes through at least four pairs of hands, and every one of them signs the inside seam.
chapter three
A porcelain-white room with north light, a single mirror and a sofa for the people you love. Appointments are never double-booked.
The Promise
Private Appointments
Ninety unhurried minutes with a stylist, up to three guests, and every gown in your size. Bridal, evening and bridesmaid appointments, Tuesday to Sunday.
Book a fitting@aurelle.maison
