TDR Bridal is celebrating 15 years of business

TDR Bridal team celebrating
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Multi-award-winning bridal boutique TDR Bridal is celebrating 15 years of business. One of the largest stockists of bridal and menswear in the UK, it's no surprise that TDR Bridal is also on the shortlist for the much-coveted Retailer of the Year industry-led awards. TDR Bridal stocks an extensive range of dresses, from a UK size six-32. Designer names include Sassi Holford, Enzoani, Morilee, Ronald Joyce, Jolie by Berta, Sottero and Midgley and the eponymous collections from Justin Alexander. The boutique also has a team of in-house seamstresses and a huge range of accessories and veils.

"I am so proud to have achieved 15 years in business," says managing director, Rebecca Baddeley. "It's been tough in the wedding industry through COVID-19, but rather than shut off and shut up shop, I embraced the lockdowns, using the time to create a new business plan and develop all the ideas that I had to grow the business even further, ready to hit the ground running when it was all over. TDR is constantly developing but at its heart is a team with a passion to provide brides with the best advice, support and shopping experience to help them find the dress of their dreams. My team work so hard and they're simply amazing!"

Visit www.tdr-bridal.co.uk for more information

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