A NEWLY-FORMED wedding dress company caters for bohemian brides in north Cumbria who are 'maybe a bit free-spirited'.
Daughters of Boheme was set up by Kathreen Burns last month and offers couples something a little different on their special day.
Situated in Dalston, Carlisle, in what is described as a 'beautiful rural location', they sell a range of wedding dresses for a modern bride.
Their website explains that they offer Lake District hospitality and a personal service to make the planning of the wedding a lovely experience and help the bride to choose a wedding dress that suits them.
Ms Burns said: "We're a bridal shop so we sell bridal wear and wedding dresses, it's going really well, and we've had a lot of interest as we offer wedding dresses that are perhaps different to the ones that people would normally get in Cumbria.
"The style of the dresses are boho and are for those who maybe are a bit free spirited and want something different.
"We do also sell traditional wedding dresses and offer something for every style of bride; however we do specialise in the boho style.
One of the dresses on offer at the store (Image: Supplied)
"Our services cater to people all across the north of England and the south of Scotland, we've recently had a customer coming to buy our goods from Lincoln.
"We like to offer a very personalised service and for our customers to enjoy the experience of visiting our store as well as buying the dress.
"Our venue has lovely Cumbrian countryside surroundings and we offer a warm welcome to all of our clients."
The company operates out of a Grade-II listed cottage just outside of Dalston which has been converted into a bridal studio.
Kathreen explains that she came up with the idea to create the business when her daughter was searching for a boho wedding dress, and they discovered a gap in the Cumbrian market.
Kathreen shows the dresses on offer (Image: Supplied)
They now work with a range of specialist, international, designers to offer their unique service.
To find out more information you can visit their website which provides further details.
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