New bridal boutique, Fairytale Endings, hits the Metquarter

Inside Fairytale Endings Bridal Boutique at the Metquarter
Credit: Activate Digital

Fairytale Endings, the bridal and destination occasion wear store at Metquarter, has embarked on the next chapter of its business adventure as it opens a second standalone store in the centre. The new bridal boutique caters to every need of both the bride and bridal party, with a luxurious selection of wedding dresses from numerous high-end designers, as well as bridesmaid dresses, flowergirl dresses, shoes, veils and accessories.  

The store stocks dresses to cater for all sizes, ranging from 4 to 28, by designers such as Love by Ricca Sposa, Anny Lin, Emma Bridals, Josephine Scott and Fairytale Ending’ own brand. Here, you’ll find dress shopping as easy and comfortable as can be, and you’ll also be offered alterations, fitting and collection services in store to ensure your dream gown fits perfectly.  

Owner Gill O’Neill says, “We love seeing the joy wedding dress shopping brings to our brides within our original store, so it’s great that we’re now able to offer them a space with even more options, designers and sizes to choose from. Being able to offer a wide selection of both sizes and styles has always been important to us, catering to brides from size 4 to 28 across most of our dresses makes us among the most inclusive stores within the region.”  

For more information and opening times, check out www.fairytaleendings.co.uk 

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