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Here Comes The Bride

As a bride-to-be, your most memorable experience would probably begin with the wedding gown. It has to be perfect, special, and with no detail overlooked. The type of gown which would make your loved ones and enemies shed a tear. Either at the beauty of the gown & the bride, or in your enemy's case, green with envy. So where would you go if you're not planning to custom-make your gown in Europe or Lebanon? Not very far actually..

AlOthman Bridal store, located in the romantic and beautiful surroundings of La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art in Bahrain, will surely accommodate your taste as you will be dressed to perfection in luxurious and intricate wedding gowns by the biggest names in fashion such as Monique Lhuillier, Oscar De La Renta, Giambattista Valli, and shoes by Christian Louboutin. Here's a sneak peak of the beautiful bridal store.








AlOthman Bridal store, located at La Fontaine Centre of Contemporary Art, 92 Hoora Avenue, Manama 306, Bahrain. For inquires, please call (+973) 17 280282.
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Anonymous said…
Forget customizing your gown in the Lebanon or Europe this wedding season : Delhi is the place to go. Just post an inquiry with Suneet Varma or Tarun Tahiliani and you'll get the perfect bridal trousseau there is to wear.
21 September, 2008
Anonymous said…
Do they pay to advertise or give you freebies?
22 September, 2008
AZM said…
VEry nice, well done shop.
Still though, not reason enough to get married 8-D

And 'anonymous';
Are you kiddin' me?!!
22 September, 2008
peaches said…
that looks amazing

and seriously, if they haven't already, Alothman should provide you with some kind of perks for all this advertising !!

Maybe a louboutin every once a while or those hot Linda Farrows ;p
22 September, 2008
lala said…
Looks so serene! i heard they where transforming it to a bridal store, but the pictures are so much more than what i expected! I once attended a wedding at la fontaine, i think the venue is also a great place for parties.
22 September, 2008
Anonymous said…
confashion i want to see what you wear :\
22 September, 2008
Anonymous said…
This is looking nice but those decorational things in the first picture look like shovels! LOLLL
And are those Louboutins on skewers? So funny!!
24 September, 2008
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