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Wedding gown & Cheongsam

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a month ago
Co Creator: fettucinnie alethea_sposa
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Posted On: September 23rd 2026, 05:34 am
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Here’s what you’ll get when you customise with us. ✨

Three looks, thoughtfully designed for @fettucinnie — from the ceremony to the celebration.

Every silhouette, detail, and finishing touch is customised to reflect your story and the way you want to feel on your wedding day. Because your wedding gown should feel like you, in every look. 🤍

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fettucinnie a month ago

fettucinnie

thank u so much cici @evelynwepe, mba muna and team @alethea_official.id 🫰🏻🥰 i’m obsessed with this dress! 😍

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