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The bridal concept: New highlight for brides in Herrengasse
Andrea Girz opens "The Bridal Concept" in Herrengasse, Wiener Neustadt. Brides await a diverse selection of elegant bridal fashion and individual adjustments. Visit the Open House on November 23rd!
The bridal concept: New highlight for brides in Herrengasse
In the Herrengasse in Wiener Neustadt, Andrea Girz fulfilled a long-held dream: she opened her own bridal fashion shop, which goes by the name “The Bridal Concept”. This store now offers a wide range of bridal wear for brides-to-be. Whether classic dresses, glittering princess dresses, trendy jumpsuits or modern two-piece suits - the selection is diverse and leaves nothing to be desired.
The opening of the business will take place on November 23 in the form of an open house where interested parties can discover the collection. Andrea Girz has placed particular emphasis on a personal touch. Each wedding dress is individually adjusted, which is made possible by the close cooperation with tailors who come directly to the shop to offer stuck dates.
Variety of bridal fashion
A standout feature of the new bridal shop is the size of the dresses on offer, which ranges up to 44/46. This ensures that a larger number of brides can enjoy a perfectly fitting dress. When choosing, attention is paid not only to design, but also to sustainability. Some models are designed to be easily washed and even recolored after the wedding. This gives brides the opportunity to continue to put their dress to good use even after the big day.
The mix and match models are particularly interesting for brides that want to create their own style. Various parts can be combined here to achieve a unique look that reflects the personality of the bride.
The entire concept of "the bridal concept" is based on the conviction that every bride deserves the perfect dress that not only looks nice, but also takes into account the individual needs and wishes.
Brides are welcome to visit the new store and be inspired by the creative selection. More information about the collection and the opening is available on the official website and via local media such as www.noen.at to find.