My cousin had her wedding dress made at Nico and it turned out beautifully! 100% recommend to all…read moreof my friends!

My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding. Ring any bells...it should…read more Thelma Madine, whose shop is Nico's Dressmakers in Liverpool, is the designer favoured by traveller brides competing to wear the biggest, most elaborate wedding dress possible. Her dresses appeared on My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding which revealed insight into the process the travelling community go through in preparation for marriage. In 2006, she designed what is believed to be the world's biggest wedding dress which weighed in at a whopping 25st with a 60ft train. The dress had 30,000 Swarovski crystals and 120 metres of silk. As well brides dresses, the shop also stocks bridesmaid and special occasions outfit.

The Bridal Room is a lovely little bridal shop. The dresses they sell are high end, in style, and…read more absolutely stung. They are not over priced, though, compared with some other bridal shops. (Though, naturally, they are price considering what they sell!)

This is a lovely little boutique selling bridal gowns, evening wear, and some other dresses…read more It's great for a nose around whether you are getting married or not, and it's located in the cute little Pettycoat Lane Arcade which I think is lovely ... Prices are reasonable for what you are getting.

Amazing shop I walked in with a picture of a dress worn by someone looking in a mirror and I wanted…read morethe same making for me. And within 12 weeks I got a phone call saying that it was ready for me to go and try on. It was better than I could of imagined and the finished product was made so well and I was amazed at the price. Thank u so much

This is great shop if you are looking for your wedding dress,or maybe if your mother of the bride…read moreor even bridemaids. They have a good selection of different styles and colours of dresses. The prices are quite reasonable for the quality of the dresses,they also have a range of shoes,and also hats for the big day. The shop assistant is very helpful to find your every needs.

Unfortunately I haven't had reason to go into Special Daze yetbut here's hoping one day…read more I have often walked past and they do have a lovely collection of bridal wear. Their window displays are always well thought out.

I went in september 2011 to look at wedding dresses in Special Daze and I'm so glad I went there,…read morethe choice of dresses is fantastic and they have all different price ranges for whatever you are looking for. The service is brilliant and the staff are so helpful and polite. I picked as many dresses I liked to try on and then the staff chose some that they thought would suit me in the end I chose the one that I first clapped eyes on. The lady let me try it on as many times as I wanted so I was sure on my decision and she also let me try on accessories to see what would match with the dress. After choosing your dress they give you all the information you need about when your dress will come and suitable seamstresses to get in touch with if you need it altering. I went to pick my wedding dress a few weeks ago and the staff were so nice yet again and they helped me to pick out a veil which I picked up yesterday, the gentleman was so nice and wished me luck on my wedding day and I told him I would reccomend the shop anytime to anyone who was getting married and my friend went for an appointment yesterday as i reccomended it so highly. I will definietly be putting photos on their website from my wedding day and I don't understand anyone who would write a bad review about this shop and the staff, all I would say is that it wasn't an actual bride who has visited the shop but another rival wedding dress shop who are jelous of all the praise and business that this shop gets. Thank you so much Special Daze and I can't wait to wear my wedding dress on 8th september.

The Bridal Path is a little bridal store on Childwall Road, a hidden gem. If you are getting…read moremarried and you're just browsing for ideas, or if you are genuinely intending to purchase something, the staff are more than happy to chat to you. You can also expect to have a designer selected to your personal style. When I walk into a bridal store, I usually attract looks which shout out "what do you want?" - but the staff here aren't judgemental at all, very welcoming. The store has been endorsed by Hollyoaks and Radio City and quite rightfully so.

The Bridal path covers everything a bride needs. According to their literature you can find bridal…read moregowns and bridesmaids (I think they mean bridesmaids dresses). They also have accessories and dresses for proms. As my boyfriend will tell you, desperate brides travel miles to find the right dresses. Here they are beautiful and sophisticated with designs from Raylia, Justin Alexander and Veromia. Don't turn up on a Monday as you will find the shutters down. On a Thursday evening they are open late, well, later anyway and you can have a glass of wine although it doesn't look as if they are a licenced premises. They were offering a free tiara with every bridal gown and its worth asking if this is still the case. Don't get a ticket, use the car park at the back.

Everything about this place freaks me out - the name freaks me out and the window display…read moreespecially freaks me out. It's strange what you don't notice when you live somewhere, or accept as being normal when you pass it on a daily basis but it took a friend visiting from Sheffield last week to point out the strange couple who stand in the window of this communion and christening store. Considering communions and christenings are big events in Liverpool, having what looks like a small man with a terminal illness and a girl pointing and laughing at him in your window is an odd choice. Having said this Little Heirs and Graces does a good job at stocking outfits in a range of whitish colours for real little people for these big social events and I can't really knock it for that - doesn't mean the couple in the window don't scare me!

So the mannequins in the window are in communion clobber, and therefore are supposed to be around 7…read moreor 8? But in actual fact, they look about 40 but miniature, with the boy balding and he looks Very creepy. Odd window display. If you can get past that, inside, they sell a huge range of communion dresses and suits and christening outfits... little bootees and fur hats... so cute!! Lots of cream and ribbon and a plethora of accessories: head dresses, tiaras,gloves,bags,shoes in white (of course!) and photo albums to put those photos of that special day! This place just fills me with guilt and dread, with memories of my own communion present...(A Virgin Mary statue...what's wrong with rosary beads?) which the day after my communion, I knocked off my window ledge by accident and her head fell off. Yes, I decapitated the Virgin Mary. I'm going to Hell.

My mum knows the owner of Corniche and whenever we would pass the store she'd mention this fact as…read moreone might discuss knowing a celebrity or an icon of some sort; that is the sort of reputation Corniche has, at least in the world of brides, dressmakers and, well women; us girls love the element of glamour surrounding a dressmakers, the romance and reverie of a bridal shop and there is no absence of fairytale here. Corniche is a beautiful store filled with Beautiful dresses and all the requisite accessories for a bride (and groom) there's also a vast range of children's wear for wedding celebrations and communions. Dresses can be tailor made or bought straight off the rack. While the focus is on wedding attire, general formal wear is available such as dresses for prom parties and days at the races.