Bridal
Dresses for the ceremony and other wedding events: the most expensive part of the catalog with a detailed card and installments.
Shopify · New Line · Wedding storefront
A fashion brand was launching a bridal collection and did not want it diluted in the general dress catalog. We built on Shopify a separate storefront with its own wedding-stage navigation, shade picker, and installment payments — sharing the main store’s cart and checkout.

The brand already had a working women's clothing store with a large catalog of dresses. The wedding collection did not fit into it: a different price level, a different presentation, a different pace of decision-making.
The client formulated the task as follows: “let it look like a separate wedding brand, but live inside our store.” Two separate sites would mean double work with the catalogue, orders and advertising.
We have put together a storefront-within-a-storefront: our own design and navigation, but a common shopping cart, warehouse, payments and analytics. Go back to the main store with one link in the menu.
A wedding is not one event, but a chain: engagement, bachelorette party, rehearsal, ceremony, afterparty, honeymoon. Each requires its own image, and the buyer usually remembers this not immediately, but as the date approaches.
A storefront built along this chain sells more than one item. She not only answers the request, but suggests reasons that the bride has not yet thought about.
A separate scenario is guests. Their main question is not “what style”, but “what color is allowed according to the dress code”, and it needs to be solved at the level of a filter, not a description.
Your own menu: Bridal, Bridesmaids, Wedding Guests and a link back to the main store. The storefront looks independent, but lives in the same Shopify.
Bridal Journey block with six display cases - from engagement to honeymoon. This is both navigation and a way to sell several images instead of one.
They made a color switch for guests: you select a shade from the palette and see only matching dresses. This is the main filter for the wedding dress code.
Model name instead of article number, large photos in motion, composition and fit, recommendations for the image. The buyer must see herself in the dress before ordering.
Connected payment parts, free delivery of the amount and discounted SMS subscription - the basis for upselling images for the next events.
A block of photographs of wedding shoppers: live footage sells the dress more convincingly than studio photography and removes the fear of “it looks different in life.”
The bride, bridesmaids and guests come with different questions. We have separated them into separate sections so that each group does not scroll through unnecessary things.
Dresses for the ceremony and other wedding events: the most expensive part of the catalog with a detailed card and installments.
Платья для подружек невесты в едином наборе оттенков — покупка сразу на несколько человек.
storefront for guests with color matching: “dress code matters” is the main argument of this section.
We outlined the path of the bride, bridesmaids and guests and turned it into the structure of display cases and menus.
We collected the main page, stage showcases, dress card and mobile version in a separate, quieter presentation.
We downloaded the collection, associated shades with filters, configured sizes, availability and recommendations for the image.
We connected the installment plan, SMS subscription and UGC block, processed the orders and launched the storefront by the start date of the collection.
Logo and domain are hidden in screenshots by agreement with the client.




The wedding line was released in time for the collection’s launch date and operates as a separate line of the brand.
Navigating through the wedding stages turns one purchase into a series of looks.
The bride, bridesmaids and guests do not interfere with each other and see only their windows.
The shade switch closes the main question of guests without correspondence with support.
Installment plans at checkout remove the price barrier at the very marginal part of the catalogue.
Common cart, warehouse and orders: the brand does not maintain a second website and does not duplicate the catalog.
We wanted the bridal collection to feel like a separate brand, but we didn’t want a second site and a second warehouse. It turned out exactly like this: it has its own storefront, but there is only one store.
storefront inside an existing store
Bridal Journey and selection by shades
Installment plan at checkout
Discount subscriptions and newsletters
Separate audiences for the line
Photos of brides on display
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