As part of the annual Heart of the City Four Days of Fashion in the city, we joined forces with Crane Brothers and a hand-selected group of leading wedding experts, to present an exclusive Modern Styling Wedding event.
The format of the event enabled engaged couples to chat one-on-one with wedding industry leaders Murray Crane of Crane Brothers and Greta Kenyon Editor of Together Journal, Kelly Karam Founder of Blush Flowers, Simon Moore of Bayly & Moore and ARKADE, Nick Brown of Cook & Nelson and also the distributor of Seedlip Drinks in New Zealand and Emily Read of Together Bespoke Wholefood Kitchen. We designed the event to cater to both men and woman seeking inside knowledge and advice on how to dress for and create a wedding occasion with style and substance. A refreshing and sophisticated approach to wedding planning.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our wonderful sponsors who provided beautiful gifts for our attendees, Karen Murrell Lip Sticks for the beautiful lip palette, Be - exclusive distributors of Davines for the gorgeous Love Ambiance candle, Dhall & Nash for the Procecco and Noble & Savage for the delicious tea gift boxes and of course Crane Brothers for hosting this wonderful event in their High Street store.
Organic curves and geometry define Chaos & Harmony’s AW18 collection - Modern Lines. Inspired by boundary-pushing architect Zaha Hadid, this collection questions what is possible with leather, suede, satin and velvet. Form and space interweave, creating conceptual designs that are both bold and innovative.
Together Journal are happy to announce we are sponsoring 'An Autumn Daydream' Bridal Show by Katie Yeung of Hera Couture and Daisy Bridal......
Neoclassica is a new, strong and edited collection of Miss Crabb classics you know and love. Neoclassica collections will be released twice a year, featuring fresh signature colours and fabrics and an everchanging mix of favourite styles from the last 14 years of the Miss Crabb clothing archive.
Maria wears Miss Crabb dress, Mi Piaci shoes, head-scarf by Deadly Ponies and necklaces by Love & Object. 
Tell us about Bario Neal, how long have you been established and who is behind the brand?
Bario Neal was created by me, Anna Bario and Page Neal with the shared idea that our most precious things come with a story. Drawn to the imaginative possibilities of jewelry, yet disillusioned by industry standards that turned a blind eye to metal and gemstone mining’s environmental and human tolls, we began to envision how to make jewelry of lasting value and ethical origins.
How long have you been in Fashion and what was the inspiration to start Victor Bridesmaid? My interest in fashion started from a young age (as soon as I could sew!) and after completing a Fashion Diploma in Wellington, I began my fashion career in 1999 with Keith Matheson. I was inspired to start ViCTOR when my friends started getting engaged and came to me for help with their dresses after struggling to find dresses in the retail shops.
Today we have the pleasure to present to you a beautiful new European brand, WARSAW POET
which includes the designers first and very original collection of wedding
dresses “Herbarium 2018”, photographed by a remarkable photographer –
Sonia Szóstak.
