The heel is a mosaic of beautiful high quality mother of pearl, where each piece is hand cut and individually applied by craftsmen making every heel unique. This subtle and luxurious feature makes the shoes one of a kind and compliments most bridal looks.

The Mother of Pearl heel has proven to be a massive hit with brides in all seasons. Not only is this iridescent heel an exquisite feature to the shoe, it is incredibly practical. Mother of Pearl is an extremely strong and resilient shell and these robust properties make it extraordinarily sustainable. Unlike with normal ivory bridal satin, this heel cannot be easily ruined and is a great feature for a bride who will spend part of their wedding on grass, as the heel can not be stained.

All Freya Rose bridal shoes are dyable and the Mother of Pearl heel also looks vivacoius when the shoes are dyed, creating a fabulous evening shoe! The signature pieces such as the Mother of pearl heel are exclusive, putting Freya Rose in a league of their own.

As a country, we excel with our traditional values and Ruby with Rosesbelieves this is part of their success. An eclectic mix of pretty cups and saucers, teas on the lawn with Grannie’s homemade scones or latterly a myriad of delicious cup cakes stacked graciously on 3 tier cake stands – a sight to behold indeed. The fragrance of the garden, coupled with long summer nights, that we all adore – how sublime. June, July and August are ideal months for celebrating and reaping nature’s rewards.

Ruby with Roses has been busier than usual of late and in these last few months have had the good fortune to have met some truly appreciative bride and grooms and potential future clients. Part of Ruby with Roses success is tapping into the old values. Not only hiring our china is environmentally friendly but who could not fail to be impressed by the craftsmen of yesteryear.

Ruby with Roses has decided through popular demand, to work to a wider radius and this, together with their expansion of stock, Ruby with Roses can now cater for 300 covers. So, although Wimbledon is over until next year, it is Game, Set and Mismatch to Ruby with Roses.