Vintage Wedding Dresses in New York, New York
May 02, 2006 by
Shopping for Romance of a Bygone Era in New York City
Vintage wedding dresses in New York, New York are a great way to create a unique and nostalgic wedding. Vintage wedding dresses in New York, New York are romantic and authentic. Finding a vintageVintage Wedding Dresses in New York, New York
Start your search for the perfect vintage wedding dress at some of these great local wedding dress stores in New York City.
Mary Adams the Dress is a one of a kind dress store that could only exist in New York City. Mary Adams herself creates most of the inventory of vintage inspired wedding dresses that are as good as the real thing. Mary Adams The Dress looks like a shop straight out of the late 1800’ or early 1900’s. You will definitely feel as if you have been transported in time when you cross over the threshold. The vintage décor compliments the selection of unique and fabulous vintage inspired dresses. Many of the vintage inspired wedding dresses are made out of washed silk, which lends them a loved and lived in feel that screams vintage. Washed silk is easy to care for and travels well. If your wedding dress were to get dirty before your wedding m than you can simply hand wash it and lay it flat to dry. This will make it look even more authentically vintage. Dresses here offer cinched waists, high necklines, low necklines, and a heavy does of romance and nostalgia. Mary Adams The Dress can be reached at (212) 473-0237. They are located at 138 Ludlow Street, New York, New York, 10002.
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