Sustainability and kindness are at the core of House of Bridal which is I work with brides, boutiques and designers around the world to change waste into wear. Every single dress resold at House of Bridal is eliminating waste, drastically reducing carbon emissions, saving vital water resources and preventing further destruction to the planet, nature and people. Not to mention, giving a future bride the opportunity to wear her dream dress.

Ethics and sustainability are key to business growth in the current climate and with 90% of couples now stating that sustainability plays a key role in choosing the wedding suppliers they work with, it has never been a better time to make more conscious choices. House of Bridal offers a quick and simple way for brands and businesses to convert to more ethical and sustainable practises by offering an Impact Partnership programme that will showcase your business as an eco consious partner to customers globally. Sustainably simply.

It all started with a single dress and a three year old. That three year old was Louise, the founder of House of Bridal and the dress was a beautiful silk ballgown passed down from her grandmother in the 1950s. Skip a few years (just a few) and Louise opened her first couture boutique offering women around the world unique and rare collections of designer dresses. However unable to sit still, Louise started to recognise a gap in the market for high end sustainable fashion and remembering the joy the silk ballgown brought all of those years ago, House of Bridal was born.