Here Comes the Boutique

On your big day your dress has got to be just right. It would also make life a lot easier to find THE dress as well as all the matching accessories in one boutique. Beirut-based L’Atelier Blanc is one of the leading Bridal Boutiques in the Middle East. It gives the promise of a magical and unforgettable experience in which every bride would feel her uniqueness. With a wide range of exclusive Bridal gowns by Oscar de la Renta, Monique Lhuillier, Marchesa, RS Couture, Lala Rose lingerie, Colette Malouf accessories, in addition to many amazing European designers, L’Atelier Blanc is set to give every Bride to be “THE” perfect dress matching her style and personality. With that perception in their hearts and minds, L’Atelier Blanc owners Joanna Toubia Abou-Jaoude and Joelle Maalouf created what they believe to be the ideal haven for unforgettable moments in every bride’s life. Joanna and Joelle share her excitement from the moment she walks into their boutique until her wedding day, where they make sure she has their utmost attention throughout the whole process.

L’Atelier Blanc is located in Gemmayzeh, Beirut. For further inquiries or to schedule an appointment, please click here.

L’Atelier Blanc's photoshoot in U Magazine: Monique Lhuillier lace gown with matching caplet and Oscar de la Renta silk pearl and crystal belt, both available at L'Atelier Blanc.

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