Blog entries tagged as "etsy"

The English Department by Elizabeth Dye 2012

Friday 11 November 2021 - Fashion - Tags: fashion, elizabeth-dye, etsy, wedding-dresses, wedding-dress-trends-2012, designer, gowns

The English Department is a boutique based in Oregon which showcases the oh-so-sweet creations of acclaimed designer and owner Elizabeth Dye (it also houses dresses and accessories from Jenny Yoo, Nicole Miller and Twigs & Honey to name but a few). However you don't have to fly across the waters to get your hands on one of Elizabeth's gowns, as she is housed in the homemade-lovers dream website Etsy.com.

Where is The English Department available from?

The English Department is available fromEtsy,com/shop/Englishdept

What is the price range of Elizabeth Dye at The English Department?

Dresses range from $900-$2000

Left: Oyster & Pearls Short, $1,350 | Right: Ghost, $1,000


Left: Circa, $1,650 | Right: Tempest, $1,500


Left: Emily, $1,550 | Right: Honeychurch, $1,200


Left: Giselle, $900 | Right: Beatrix, $1,250

Left: Tea/Blush, $2,400 | Right: Alabaster $1,250


Left: Miss Bianca, $1,800 | Right: Oyster & Pearls Long, $1,650

Sharon & David at Hayfield Manor by Moat Hill Photography

Wednesday 24 August 2022 - Real Weddings - Tags: etsy, vintage-wedding-style, real-wedding, hayfield-manor, moat-hill-photography

We already know what you're thinking. The dress? Yea, thought so. We love it too. Sharon bought this stunning number from Vintage Opulance, a beautiful little boutique of handmade treasures on Etsy.com, and made some changes to it. "The dress originally had a slip style top which really didn’t suit my shape," said Sharon, "so I found Susan at The Sew Zone who modified the top of it to suit me better and give it a bit more of a bridal feel!"

Now that we've addressed that. Enjoy the photos. By the incredible Paul from Moat Hill Photography, | http://www.mhphoto.ie/

The bespoke 5* Hayfield Manor was a perfect location for Sharon and David's intimate gathering. The small luxury hotel is located in the centre of Cork, and yes, it is as beautiful as it looks in the photos!

Sharon's flowers were from Bragging Bags on Etsy.com. She wore Kurt Geiger shoes, and David wore a waistcoat from Brightwall on Etsy.com. 

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Etsy Goodness

Thursday 1 October 2022 - Stationery - Tags: etsy, baroque, demask

Etsy has become more of a resource for my wedding then I ever thought it would be. I have found some real gems...

Guest book From http://GetSillay.etsy.com

Ring bearer pillow from http://longrunners.etsy.com

Flower for my hair from Petal Products

In case you didn't notice...I like the damask pattern.