Say Yes to the Dress at Craven Court
High end wedding dress stockists The Aisle Studio have relocated to Craven Court, Skipton.
The successful boutique started by fashion designer Katie Brewer in 2017 stocks designer and high end wedding dresses from exclusive designers including the Australian brand Made with Love and Jane Hill.
Katie launched her business in Ilkley, but, as the business has grown she realised she needed more space and started looking for a new place.
Katie explained: “I was looking for somewhere larger and with character. The space we want to create has to feel luxurious and also be somewhere that brides can come with their family or friends and make a day of it, going for lunch etc.
“When I viewed this space at Craven Court I knew if was the right one. The building is just so beautiful and being able to be based on two floors gives us more room for our beautiful dresses as well as ensuring brides have exclusive use of the downstairs browsing space for their appointment.
The expansion into Craven Court has also meant Katie has been able to grow the team, recruiting three new people.
Matthew Middleton, Regional Centre Manager, Craven Court added: “We’re thrilled Katie chose to join us here at Craven Court. It’s the perfect space for The Aisle Studio. The brand really compliments our other businesses as we see a lot of the brides browsing jewellery, going for lunch, or even booking nail appointments for their big day.
“We wish Katie and the team every success and look forward to welcoming lots of happy brides to be to Craven court.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Katherine Busby .
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