Bridal design studio · Dublin · Est. 2015
This is
what
bridal
is now.
I · The black organza bow
Original, customised and bespoke bridal looks, designed by Mags Morgan and made for you.
I Double-glove city wedding look
A studio,
not a shop.
There are no racks of sameness here. Every dress, veil and cape is an original Mags Morgan design, cut to your measurements and made by specialist ateliers in small numbers. You come to the studio to try shapes on your own body, not to choose from stock. Then the piece is made for you.
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Original
An existing Mizz Rio design, made to your measurements in your preferred fabric and finish.
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Customised
A Mizz Rio design with the details adapted around you: neckline, sleeve, length, colour, structure.
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Bespoke
A look that does not exist yet, developed one-to-one with Mags from a first conversation to the final fitting.
Plates I–VI
Selected designs
Ivory is optional.
Black, blue, blush, gold, floral. White if you want it. The dress is yours, and so is the colour.
“It's okay to wear colour for your wedding, and it's okay to wear sequins on a Monday.”
Mags Morgan
Founder and designer
The experience
A conversation, not a sales appointment.
Ninety minutes with Mags. You try finished pieces on your own body, in private, and nobody asks you to decide anything on the day.
18 months to the day
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18
months
18 months out
The consultation
Ninety minutes, one-to-one with Mags in the studio or over Zoom. You try finished pieces, shapes and fabrics. You do not need a vision, and no decision is made on the day.
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17
months
seventeen months out
The proposal
A written design proposal arrives by email: direction, sketches, fabric, a clear quote and a timeline. Take it home and sit with it. A 50% booking fee confirms your slot.
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10
months
Ten to three months out
Design and making
Mags designs in Dublin; master ateliers construct. Complex pieces get a toile first. You get updates as it comes together.
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2
months
Two months out
Fittings
The finished piece comes to the studio for one or two fittings, then final adjustments and pressing.
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0
the day
The day
Yours
Collected in Ballyboughal or couriered to you. Then go and write your own rules.
Daughters of Ireland · A limited collection
For the daughters of Ireland, wherever they are.
A Claddagh heart embroidered into a veil. Wildflowers across a cape. The word grá in Ogham along a hem. Irish symbolism for brides marrying here and brides flying home, as subtle or as loud as you like.
Real brides
A retro crepe shift dress, a sheer tulle overdress with a four-inch ruffle, and hot pink platforms.
Amy & Gar · Dublin city
- Venue
- City Hall, Dublin
- Photographs
- This Modern Love
Journal
Guides for Irish brides
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11 Oct 2026
When Should I Buy My Wedding Dress in Ireland? Your Mizz Rio Timeline
You’ve booked the venue, the date is set, and the next question arrives: “When do I actually need to sort my dress?” Search results...
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11 Oct 2026
Civil & City Wedding Dresses in Ireland: Couture Looks for Modern Brides
Most Irish weddings now don’t look like ballroom banquets. They are city hall ceremonies, registry offices, townhouse restaurants, rooftop drinks, gallery receptions. Beautiful spaces...
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30 May 2026
What wedding dress style will suit my body shape?
"The right dress isn't about rules — it's about how you feel walking down the aisle." The wedding dress style that suits your body...
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