Great combo for a classic bride

click on shoes for info ( love the cuteness of the ballerina shoe)

Simple, classic lines add subtle richness to this luxurious satin clutch bag with rhinestone details and silver trim
click on image for details on where to buy


You can define yourself as a classic bride if you love old Grace Kelly films, want a very formal wedding reception, love satin and pearls and dig ribbon embellishments. If you're dreaming of an Audrey Hepburn styled wedding, here are a couple of inspiration points I've dug up!



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