bridal showroom · $$$ · since 2020
Grace Loves Lace
Australian bridal label with a by-appointment showroom on Blake Street
The Australian label opened this showroom on the Blake Street side of Dairy Block in late 2020, one of the last storefronts to fill on that stretch. The dresses are the brand's signature: French lace, silk, soft construction, and nothing that requires a corset. It runs on appointments, with fitting rooms rather than racks to browse, and open seven days including a late Thursday. Even if you are not shopping, it explains why this end of the block fills with small celebratory groups on Saturday mornings.
Why go. A serious bridal appointment you can walk to from Union Station.
Appointment only, and Saturdays book weeks out; the late Thursday slot is the easiest to get.
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