Lady M Occasion Wear voted Women's Best Clothing Brand 23/24

Champagne-coloured mother-of-the-bride/groom outfits from Lady M

Lady M Occasion Wear based in Newick, East Sussex, has just been voted the winner of Women's Best Clothing Brand 23/24 by Prestige Awards. Our huge congratulations go out to the team!  

The boutique offers a wide range of mother-of-the-bride and -groom attire by the best designers in the business and can accommodate all types of weddings, from formal to relaxed and everything in between. You'll find a full range of sizes and styles to suit all body shapes and tastes, as well as a good selection of wedding guest outfits and a collection of hats and fascinators to coordinate beautifully with any outfit.

Most importantly, Lady M Occasion Wear boasts a wonderfully friendly team, who offer a safe and relaxed environment for that special lady in your life to browse, try on and have an enjoyable experience and she prepares to support you on your big day. “We want our customers to leave feeling and looking as special as the event they're attending,” says owner Sue.
Lady M is open seven days a week by appointment only, and also offers dressmaking services to ensure your outfit of choice fits perfectly.

Find out more at www.ladymsussex.co.uk

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