The Corsican-born influencer opted for a demure dress to celebrate her union with actor Graham McTavish last January. He wore a bright red kilt to match the Scottish medieval building chosen as the venue for the ceremony.
The bride wore white and the groom wore tartan. Garance Doré celebrated her union with actor Graham McTavish in January at Borthwick Castle in Scotland. An event that he recently shared on his Instagram account, two years after their meeting, which took place through the Raya app, whose users are hand-picked. The 47-year-old French woman, a pioneer in the field of fashion blogging, today the founder of her beauty brand Doré, and the 62-year-old Scot, who stood out in the series. Outlander: And house of dragons thus gathered family and friends in a ceremony rooted in the traditions of the region, playing with the distinctive aesthetics of the place, which influenced the bride’s choice of outfit;
Tartan and medieval decor
Made by Garance Doré’s close friend, American designer Heidi Merrick, the sobriety wedding dress was designed from a distance thanks to a few measurements. The interview was conducted by the magazine fashion, the bride explains that she first turned to a minimalist cut for taste, and to stand out with a rich tartan decor. Garance Doré completed her outfit in Céline by Phoebe Philo, a pair of earrings selected by her sister and a pair of ankle boots found at Zara. Later that evening, McTavish’s bride continued the evening in a cropped, sleeveless version of her wedding dress. A definite bridal wear idea away from the sexy bridal trend that is popular at the moment. His being closer to the grammar of royal ceremonies.
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Source: Le Figaro
