Custom Wedding Dresses by a Local, Badass Woman
If you’re Type A and you’re here, you know we create completely custom stationery for the thoughtfully unique. And you know what pairs AMAZINGLY with bespoke wedding stationery?! Custom, made-to-measure wedding dresses for kickass women. Yes, that’s a thing and the best part?! They’re right here in the DMV thanks to a badass named Tina who is rocking the bridal scene with her small business.
Starting today, August 9th through August 18th you can go see Tina, founder of Grace + Ivory, and try on her gorgeous, custom bridal gowns. Her pop-up is taking over another cool small business, Ezra Paul Clothing, for the next 10 days. Located on U street in DC, it’s a must do for all of the District’s unique brides. Bridal try-ons are by appointment only. So, be sure to schedule yours here asap!
While you’re there, you can check out one of our newest custom wedding invitations and even snag a free letterpressed newlywed card! Even better, when you follow both @typeainvitations and @grace_and_ivory_ on Instagram, you’re entered to win a full set of our newlywed cards! These cards are pressed by hand on luxurious cotton paper and come with blush, gunmetal, or burgundy envelopes. Winners get to choose between the “Mrs. and Mr.” (because ladies should be first!) or the “Mrs. and Mrs.” We’re awarding a total of three sets to three different winners. Winners will be announced August 19th on Type A’s Instagram.*
Thank you to Grace & Ivory and to Ezra Paul for having Type A be a part of this event!.
Ezra Paul Clothing and Grace + Ivory’s Bridal Takeover is located at 1628 U St NW, Washington, DC 20009.
*No purchase necessary to win. Must be an active follower of both Type A Invitations and Grace + Ivory’s Instagram accounts. Not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Instagram. Hosted by Type A Invitations. Winners must supply Type A Invitations with their mailing address in order to receive their prize. We respect your privacy and will never share your information.
