Truvelle

back of bride wearing ivory organza aline wedding dress with detachable sleeves

designed for modern brides seeking an alternative to the traditional wedding gown, truvelle creates made-to-order wedding dresses with a strong focus on design, fit, and quality. known for effortless silhouettes, clean lines, and thoughtful details, truvelle gowns feel confident, relaxed, and refreshingly uncomplicated.

based in vancouver, canada, truvelle is run by a small, dedicated team committed to responsible sourcing and ethical production. each dress is intentionally crafted with care, making truvelle an ideal choice for brides who value authenticity, comfort, and mindful design as much as they do style.

price range:
size range:

$2750 - $4000

00 - 40

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currently hanging on our racks...

*please note our inventory changes weekly. additional styles may be in stock during special events as well as some gowns pictured may no longer be available. contact us to confirm availability of any specific style.

  • A young woman in a white wedding dress with a fitted bodice and full skirt, standing against a plain neutral background.

    lucinda

  • A young woman in a white off-the-shoulder wedding gown with long, flowy sleeves, standing in front of a floral backdrop with pink, white, and beige flowers and pampas grass.

    wisteria

  • A woman in a strapless white gown with a full skirt stands in front of white drapery.

    cassie

  • A woman in a flowing white dress with sheer ruffled sleeves poses with her eyes closed and arms raised behind her head against a plain light background.

    lillie

  • A woman in a strapless white gown with a slit, surrounded by white hydrangea flowers and draped white curtains.

    june - arriving fall 2026

  • A woman in a white wedding dress standing between large white floral arrangements on a cream backdrop.

    cindy - arriving fall 2026

  • A woman in a white off-shoulder wedding dress standing among white floral arrangements and draped white curtains.

    laura - arriving fall 2026

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c o m i n g s o o n . . .

Meet Gaby

A woman trying on a wedding dress in a fitting room while another woman, designer, looks on and discusses the dress. The wedding dress is white with floral embellishments and a full skirt. In the background, there are racks of similar white wedding dresses and large windows letting in natural light.

the most important thing i want a bride to feel when trying on a dress is themselves. i want them to feel physically comfortable in the dress, but also like it brings out the best of their personality.

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- gaby bayona

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truvelle’s founder + designer

question 1

what first drew you to bridal design?

my mom owned a custom dress shop, so i grew up in the industry! i started working at the shop after high school, helping with everything from cutting to cleaning before eventually starting to design. it was so fun to see a vision come to life! most of her designs were for prom, so we worked with a lot of beaded + coloured fabrics. when a bride came in one day wanting that style for her wedding, it was a lightbulb moment for me. i realised no one was doing anything outside the box in bridal, and that wedding dresses could be more fun + unique.

question 2

what consistently influences your designs?

i am constantly pulling inspiration from the world around me, no matter where i am! I travel a lot, so looking at what other people are wearing, and how they’re styling themselves, is a big part of staying inspired. 

question 3

what’s a signature element people always recognize in your designs?

definitely fabrics! we love working with eye-catching materials whether in pattern or texture: unique jacquards, printed organzas, and anything that is striking without overwhelming the bride. right now, iris + cassie are extremely popular; iris has the most stunning large-format floral organza, and cassie’s jacquard has subtle embossing we refer to as ‘floral calligraphy jacquard’.