Walvis Bay · Erongo · NamibiaMarrying at
Marrying at
Pelican Point
Pelican Point gives you Atlantic fog, cold sea light and pale dune horizons. That is not a romantic detail — it is the brief. We choose fabric weight, structure, hem finish and train length around the room you'll actually stand in, the hour you'll be photographed, and the walk between the two.
Designing for this setting
Before a single line is drawn we ask three questions about Pelican Point: what time is the ceremony, what are you walking across, and what is the weather in Walvis Bay that month. Those answers set the fabric, the hem weight and whether your train stays on past the photographs.
Everything is then drafted to your measurements alone — no sample size taken in, no compromise inherited from a rail. You see a full calico toile before any silk is cut.
What we make
- Bespoke wedding gowns
- Made-to-measure bridal
- Reception & second looks
- Traditional & dual-look designs
- Bridesmaids & mother of the bride
- Veils, boleros & detachable trains
Questions
For Pelican Point brides
- Do you dress brides marrying at Pelican Point?
- Yes — bespoke and made-to-measure gowns for brides at Pelican Point and throughout Erongo, made in our Windhoek atelier and delivered to you.
- What should I consider about the setting?
- Light, floor and weather. Atlantic fog, cold sea light and pale dune horizons — all three shape the fabric we recommend and how the hem and train are engineered.
- Do I have to travel for fittings?
- No. Video consultation, a briefed local measurement appointment near Walvis Bay, a toile posted to you, then two refinement rounds before the finished gown is couriered.
- How early should I start?
- Six to eight months for a fully bespoke commission; four to five for made-to-measure. Shorter is sometimes possible — ask before assuming it's too late.
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