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MIMI ONALAJA IS THE BRIDE FOR ELIZABETH AND LACE BRIDEAL'S LATEST COLLECTION


Elizabeth and Lace Bridal Boutique collaborated with bridal image consultant, The Wardrobe Manager, for a themed bridal fashion shoot portraying different bridal styles.

The campaign was inspired by their experiences interacting with different types of brides, and the desire to offer a creative vision for brides-to-be who are seeking a timeless look that is both sophisticated and reflects their personalities.

Mimi Onalaja was the perfect muse for the campaign, as her beautiful face and captivating figure was embraced in the photos.

Have a look at the four different bridal personalities captured in this shoot –

The Regal Bride


The Minimalist Bride


The Vintage Bride



For more information or enquiries: Email: elizabethandlacebridal@gmail.com | @elizabethandlacebridal

Dresses & Veil: Elizabeth & Lace Bridal Boutique | @elizabethandlacebridal
Accessories: Ene Maya Millinery & Accessories | @enemaya_stores
Muse: Mimi Onalaja | @mimionalaja
Hair: Jordan Olu | @jordanolu7
Makeup: Jane Ogu | @flawlessfacesbyjane
Photography: Alistair Englebert Preston | @aep_photography
Creative Direction & Styling: The Wardrobe Manager | @thewardrobemanager

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