Some brides are more comfortable with the unusual than others. Do you happen to be one of them? If you are, consider yourself lucky. There is a whole world of possibilities open to you, including beautiful theatrical gowns such as this fire gown shown at Faabrika.com. This gown was created, not by a wedding gown designer, but by a theater costumer and artist. This gown, and the bride in it, was featured on the television series Bridezilla. This gown took nearly a year to make and was done by hand. The beautiful train on this gown was actually removable, because the bride was running around on stilts at the reception and the train would have been in the way. The theme of this wedding was “burning man” and there was fire everywhere (controlled of course). So what would you like? For the non-traditional bride, the possibilities are endless, but the key is to find a gown maker that can capture your vision. When working with a custom gown maker it is important for both of you to remain flexible. Sometimes what you want may not be able to be achieved whether because of time or budget or any number of other reasons. Also when working with a gown maker, remember that the gown maker is an artist, and so it’s important to find an artist you trust to capture what you are trying to achieve.

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