Saben have released a beautiful new bridal collection. Image by Kate Battersby.
Saben have introduced a beautiful new bridal range in stores and online today that’s aimed at making things easier for bridal parties while offering pieces that are wearable beyond the wedding day. The gorgeous new capsule collection features some of the brand’s most popular shapes in suitable ceremonial hues that are a modern addition to any wedding outfit.
The collection blurs the line between wedding day elegance and everyday chic meaning brides, their maids and guests can carry the essentials on the day and every day. Among the styles on offer are a selection of Saben’s popular styles and new pieces too, including Lily, Tilly, and Frilly. They’re available in a suitably sweet colour palette of soft ballerina pink, traditional white, and a golden metallic, appropriately called Champagne.
Lily is a new shape for the brand and is a nano blueprint of Saben’s staple style, Tilly. The charming bag can be carried as a clutch, worn on the shoulder or crossbody and comes with an elegant gold chain strap. It’s the perfect piece for modern brides looking for something to hold their vows, tissues, and lipstick, in an subtle yet sophisticated bag which can be worn long after the last dance.
Frilly Tilly with it’s charming ruffle edge has been re-imagined in pale primrose hue, Ballerina for a romantic touch. The nearly-nude pink is undeniably feminine and ideal for pairing with wedding whites for a subtle update on the top-to-toe tradition.
As is the tradition, a bridal collection isn’t complete without ‘something blue’ and for Saben that comes in the form of Vanity, a mirror and pouch in the perfect powdery hue. It’s just the right size to keep in your purse, so you can be looking picture perfect from the first nuptial kiss through to evening drinks.
The accompanying ‘To Have and to Hold’ collection image project was created in collaboration with Rose Rowan, floral stylist and founder of Blossom in the Wild. Rowan revels in the beauty and subtilty of colour, explores texture and sculpture through fresh and dried flowers to enchant and delight. The imagery was photographed by Kate Battersby with art direction by Amber Armitage and the results are gorgeous and suitably celebratory.
Images by Kate Battersby.