A woman wearing large pearl earrings and a white dress with scalloped edges, holding a bouquet of wilted, dried flowers, standing against a plain wall with a contemplative expression.

Bridal

Bespoke for the Highland Bride, her family and her guests was the original foundation on which Couturier Sandra Murray, modelled her slow and sustainable niche collection back in 1976, gathering an International and Royal following along the way.

In contrast to run of the mill bridal wear, a design offering, which sets her apart, has evolved to include consultancy, unique tartan kilt dresses, heirloom bodices, tulle skirts and crinolines.

Sandra is in the detail.

A woman standing in front of a metal gate, wearing a red plaid dress with lace details, black heels with red fishnet stockings, and a black hat. She has short hair, jewelry, and is leaning slightly to her right with a confident expression.
A woman in vintage white fashion standing by a river, holding a black and gold clutch, with a cityscape of tall buildings in the background.
A woman standing near a body of water, holding a cane, wearing a plaid dress, a hat, and green gloves, with trees in the background.
A black pen sketch of two ice cream cones and a triangle-shaped object, with part of a cursive signature at the bottom left.
A pair of white ice skates decorated with pearl and rhinestone embellishments resting on a metallic surface.