After Five Bridal + Formal
After Five has been part of Queensland’s bridal story for over four decades. It once ran three shops; today it is deliberately one, a single boutique on Kingston…
Every bridal dress store we list in Brisbane, Queensland, with capacity, pricing and contact details on each profile.
After Five has been part of Queensland’s bridal story for over four decades. It once ran three shops; today it is deliberately one, a single boutique on Kingston…
Angelic Bridal sits on Gympie Road at Chermside, an eight-minute walk from Chermside shopping centre on Brisbane’s northside.
Bloom is a contemporary luxury bridal studio in Newstead, a few minutes from Brisbane’s CBD, founded in 2020 by Samantha Burgess.
Brides of Brisbane sits on Vulture Street in West End, the inner-city pocket that suits it - unhurried, a bit alternative, no marble.
Destiny Chic is a dress boutique on Ipswich Road at Annerley, a few minutes south of the Brisbane CBD.
Ferrari Formalwear & Bridal is a national formalwear group with a full bridal arm, and its bridal rooms sit in fourteen stores across five states — from Sydney’s…
Ferrari Formalwear & Bridal is a national formalwear group with a full bridal arm, and its bridal rooms sit in fourteen stores across five states — from Sydney’s…
Forever Bridal & Formal has been on Stafford Road since 2001, a large, practical, no-airs shop on Brisbane’s northside near Chermside.
JK Bridal Couture is a one-designer studio on Logan Road at Stones Corner, and it does one thing that almost nobody else in Brisbane does: vintage and retro.
Karen Willis Holmes has been designing in Australia since 2000 and sells its own gowns through three boutiques — a Sydney flagship at Alexandria, a Melbourne space…
Lucia Josephine is a couture house rather than a bridal shop. It sits inside the historic Cannery woolstores in Teneriffe, a few minutes from the James Street…
Luv Bridal is Australia’s largest bridal chain and has been trading since 2009, with twelve showrooms from Townsville to Hobart.
Luv Bridal is Australia’s largest bridal chain and has been trading since 2009, with twelve showrooms from Townsville to Hobart.
MWL Bride — Made With Love — is an Australian bridal label that sells its own gowns through six Australian boutiques and three more in the UK and Netherlands.
Sentani Boutique is a large occasion-wear shop on Milton Road, directly across from Milton Train Station, and it is as much an online business as a showroom…
Sphere Bridal Gallery is a luxury destination boutique on James Street in Fortitude Valley — one room, by appointment only, one bride at a time.
The Art of Bridal has been on Kedron Brook Road at Wilston since 2019, and it sits at the designer end of the Brisbane market without being a couture house of its…
The Bridal & Formal Outlet - BFO - is a clearance shop on Basnett Street at Chermside West, and it is refreshingly plain about what it is.
The Bridehouse Bulimba is a designer-owned bridal atelier on Oxford Street, the cafe strip that runs through Brisbane’s riverside Bulimba. It is not a stockist.
Two Hearts is a small, appointment-only studio on Harcourt Street in New Farm, a few minutes from the Brisbane CBD.
Wanted Wedding is a small by-appointment showroom in a quiet corner of West End, and its whole proposition comes from where its owner sat before she opened it.
White Atelier sits on Lutwyche Road at Windsor, a few kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD, and it is built around one bride at a time.
White Lily Couture is a large multi-brand boutique at Red Hill, a few minutes from Brisbane’s CBD.
It is a volume operation rather than a boutique: over five hundred products published online, open six days a week without appointments, and an unusually wide…