She's been waiting her entire life for this day, the day that the man of her dreams would come and propose marriage. She met him, they courted and when he asked she said yes without hesitation. That seems like yesterday, but so much has happened with the planning of her big day. There was so much to consider as the day approached, the biggest decision was her dress. It had to be absolutely perfect so the bride to be turned to the best designer she knew, Digital Couturier. After many meetings and lengthy discussions the famous designer took all the information and set about creating the perfect wedding dress. Much to the anxious bride's surprise the designers of Digital Couturier didn't come up with just one design but three! It was now up to the bride to decide which one looked best on her.

Adrienne: The gown's bodice and puffy sleeves of silk brocade are trimmed with antique gold scalloped lace which has been hand beaded with hundreds of tiny pearls and rhinestones. The straight sleeves and petticoat are of dupioni silk and studded with tiny gold and pearl embellishments. The back of the gown has a unique deep V with both lacing across the bare back and up from the basque waist line to the bottom edge of the V back. The overskirt is trimmed in the same scalloped lace with pearls and rhinestones as the bodice and this same design is mirrored in the overskirt which gives the gown a romantic and full bustled look.

Chloe: The outer parts of this lovely A Line gown are of embroidered cream silk with tiny pink topaz gems applied by hand to the center of each delicate flower in the embroidery. Delicate scrolls of cream colored lace studded with pink topaz and pearls top the bodice and trim the outer layer of this gown. The next layer of the gown is of beautiful pale pink schiffli lace, hand beaded and in a floral motif. This layer is edged with a sweeping scalloped lace also studded with pink topaz and tiny pearls. The "bustled overskirt is of the same schiffli lace and the last, and bottom most layer of this gorgeous gown, is the petticoat which is of pale pink silk and with tiny lace flowers, each with a tiny pink topaz center.

Gabrielle: The elegance of this gown is in it's simplicity. Pale beige lace lies over silk brocade to create the softest of bridal looks. The natural waist and top of the bodice are trimmed in a tiny scalloped lace, just a shade lighter than the gown, and studded with tiny amethysts set in gold. Dozens of covered buttons close the back of the gown and add that special touch that has always said "bride". The skirt, of silk brocade, is trimmed in the same tiny scalloped lace as the bodice where it is met by a band of lace. The edge of this delicate lace band is trimmed in a more intricate scalloped lace which is delicately beaded with amethysts and pearls. The underskirt and bustle are of beige lace which mimics the bodice and allow light to weave its magic through the gown.