Preparations for the show are almost finished, and our beautiful collection of bridal accessories are ready for their journey across to Germany. We are looking forward to seeing our existing European stockists at the show, as well as meeting new customers for the first time.

On display at our stand A11 you will be able to see both bestselling and new tiaras, wedding veils, jewellery, face veils, belts and shrugs.

We look forward to seeing you there!

If you can’t make it to the show, there is an opportunity to see us at these upcoming trade shows:

The Essential Collection
Warwickshire, UK. 7-9 July
The British Bridal Exhibition
Harrogate, UK. 8-10 September
National Bridal Market
Chicago, USA. 28 September – 1 October
New York Bridal Week
New York, USA. 12-14 October

Alternatively, contact us for a lookbook and brochure, or to see a company representative in your store.

If you are a bride, see How to Buy.

Stunning Elegance

We are pleased to offer this unique Czech Crystal jewellery from Preciosa. With skillful artistry and playful imagination, Preciosa creates unique, timeless pieces of art for its customers. Stunning elegance, magical sparkle and exquisite brilliance are the hallmarks of Preciosa’s fine jewellery, gifts and décor. The design team breathes life into crystal, making it sing with shimmering light, as if possessed with a life of its very own.

Perfect for Brides

Each piece is carefully presented in an individual jewellery box. Retail prices start at just £16.00, making it a beautiful yet affordable jewellery solution for all brides, bridesmaids and mother of the bride.

Fast Delivery

Delivery to UK retailers take just 4 weeks, with no minimum order requirements. To order your jewellery, just call us on 01353 661600 or email info@richard-designs.com.

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Firstly, one of our favourite magazines Asiana Wedding has once again used our bridal accessories in their photoshoots throughout the Spring Summer 2013 issue. Our favourites are this beaded edge veil C343B:

Our simple pearl drop earrings P401E

And our silver cuff bracelet P554B

You can see the rest in our gallery.

We are also excited to share that we were featured on US television, WGN Channel 9 last week about Gatsby inspired accessories, as our Chicago based stockists Mignonette Bridal were involved. They used our Juliet cap veil C348A. You can see the video here.

You can keep up to date with our magazine and TV mentions on our As Seen In pages.

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If you are going to White Gallery this weekend, make sure you stop by the catwalk and watch Ian Stuart’s show, where you can spot some headwear we made to match his stunning gowns!

It will be our first time showing at Modatex, and we are looking forward to seeing existing and new customers from Germany, Poland, Scandinavia and even further afield!

At the show, you will be able to see our collection of veils, tiaras and jewellery, as well as other bridal accessories such as belts and combs.

Richard Designs at Harrogate 2012

You can find out more information about the show and how to register at www.modatexfair.eu.

If you can’t make it to the show but would like to see our collection of bridal accessories, email Jennifer or call 01353 661600 and we can arrange an alternative for you.

If you are a bride and would like to wear Richard Designs, see How to Buy.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Popular petticoats are kept in stock so are available for next day delivery at no extra charge. All petticoats are available in a range of colours, including Antique White, Ivory and White, and all sizes, including bespoke sizes.

Other styles in the range include a pleated fishtail with train, a V-waist large petticoat and tea-length petticoats. All shapes and styles are catered for in the collection.

If you are a Richard Designs stockist, you can order your reduced price petticoats now, just give us a call on 01353 661600 or email info@richard-designs.com, or make an appointment with a rep to see the quality up-close.

If you are a bride and are interested in trying on one of our petticoats, or would like some advice on shapes, see How to Buy.

This stunning Ronald Joyce gown has a delicate lace overlay and exquisite beading. Accessorise with this ivory veil with gold lace detailing at the base of the veil, and a pleated tulle, gold lace and Swarovski crystal at the comb. The unique shape of the veil won’t hide the dress but will add a bridal aura. Team with Swarovski crystal stud earrings, or these delicate cascading pearl and crystal earrings.

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Beaded Wedding Gown – Ronald Joyce 67013, Gold Lace Wedding Veil – Richard Designs C378C, Swarovski Crystal Earrings – Richard Designs E68, Crystal & Pearl Cascade Earrings – Richard Designs P583E

This beautiful gown from Intuzuri incorporates delicate French lace for a softer look. The dropped sleeves would work perfectly with this French lace and silver diamante comb, worn in an elegant chignon or side bun. Finish off with this delicate French lace applique veil with silver crystal detailing.

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Lace Wedding Gown – Intuzuri Aracelia, French Lace Bridal Hair Comb – Richard Designs TR1470A, Lace Applique Wedding Veil with Silver Detailing – Richard Designs C409B

This elegant, glamorous style from Maggie Sottero makes the most of corded lace, concentrated on the bodice with appliques cascading down the skirt. Play off these vertical appliques, with a corded lace applique veil and a headdress mimicing the shape of the lace. Finish with statement diamante earrings such as these silver flowers, to relect the floral detail of the lace.

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Corded Lace Wedding Gown – Maggie Sottero Emma, Corded Lace and Organza Applique Veil – Richard Designs C387A, Silver Brooch Tiara with Crystal – Richard Designs TR1491A, Silver Crystal Flower Earrings – Richard Designs E99

Registration is now open for the event and is free to all trade visitors. To register simply visit The Essential Collection’s website.

The organisers of the exhibition have kindly arranged a special offer on accommodation at a nearby hotel, Chesford Grange. To receive a 10% discount on the room rate, call them on 01926 859331 and quote ‘Essential Collection’ when booking.

We’re looking forward to seeing our regular customers at the show, and meeting new faces. Look out for news over the coming months about what you can expect to see at the show!

These have been carefully selected to include something for everyone, with headdresses incorporating 1920s influences:

as well as boho-chic headpieces:

and Royal-inspired tiaras.

Veils include this season’s hottest detail: lace!

As well as more traditional crystal drop styles.

We’ve also included this fun, quirky short four tier wedding veil. It’s perfect for a bride who wants a bridal halo effect without a long veil. Alternatively wear with a longer single tier veil to add a blusher.

We love our new Showcase collection, and believe it really shows off our design team’s talents!

You can explore more veil styles here and tiaras here.

Have fun browsing!

There is a beautiful new delicacy to headdresses. Tiny crystals are combined with lustrous pearls for an overall random yet light touch, and clear crystal adds texture, with touches of silver diamante to bring out depth. The inclusion of lace continues, as traditional tiaras are softened with delicate fabrics. Metallic accents are key, with silver sequin, diamante, crystal and beaded appliqués and shimmering metallic yarn fabrics included.

Download our latest lookbook to see the key bridal accessories in the 1920s trend.

You can read more about the collection and the influence of this trend on key pieces here.