The people
Three people who between them have spent most of their working lives in bridal rooms.
Owner · Store Manager
Maria Elena grew up collecting pins in her grandmother’s workroom, then helping her mother run a bridal boutique in El Salvador. She has a degree in business and fashion design, and describes herself as passionate, visionary and honest.
Be open-minded about the styles your stylist brings you. It is completely fine for your dream gown to be a surprise — and do not be shocked if you find it the very first time you shop.
Owner · Fashion Specialist
Omar, also from El Salvador, is an architect who works in the cruise industry through the week. On weekends he is on the floor, and after a bride has tried on a dozen gowns he likes to pull one last dress just for her. More often than not, it is the one.
Enjoy the search, and do not be afraid to commit to the gown that makes you feel everything you dreamed about. Tears and laughter are good signs. Do not walk away from that moment.
Bridal Specialist · Store Supervisor
Yadiris came to us from Cuba with more than twenty years in the bridal industry, thirteen of them at Bellissima. She spends her time off trying new restaurants, at the gym, and with her daughter.
Put one person in charge of the details on the wedding day. It goes by so fast, and you will want to spend it with your family, your friends and your husband — not a checklist.
275 Miracle Mile · Coral Gables
Ninety minutes, a room to yourself, and a stylist who stays with you the whole time. Bring the people whose opinion you actually want.
