Wedding Fashion Show

Your wedding day will be one of the most important days of your life so of course, you want to look as fabulous as possible.

We will give you some wedding fashion tips as well as show you some stunning wedding looks for this season.

The fine folks from Volle's will provide us with a Wedding fashion show that will have you walking down the aisle full of joy.

Volle's Wedding Gallery is a family owned business that still believes that commitment to our customers is the number one priority. Our employees work together as a team to assure each customer that they will always feel as someone cares. The Volle's family truly believes that at Volle's, you are the only bride in the world.

The CEO, Volle, is truly a "Survivor" story. Volle' is a designer and an artist. She started designing and sewing when she was four years old. She made clothes for her dolls. The neighbors saw her work and bought fabric for her to sew items for them. At the age of 17, she started and operated her own custom business. She made her first wedding gown at this age.

While attending a Chicago high school, she worked with a European artist commissioned to paint the dome of the school library. Their artwork is still visible today. Later, Volle's worked out of her home designing for such people as Maggie Daley, The Duchess of Luxembourg, and other dignitaries wife's. Her three sons were supported by her endless hours behind that sewing machine.

Volle' was driving by a funeral parlor in 1971. A man was pounding a for sale sign in the ground. She stopped and gave him one hundred dollars to hold the building. This is how Volle's began. Now, 30 years later, 92 percent of our business is by referral. If a gown only exists in a brides dream, she can describe it to Volle who will then draw it. After the fabric details are discussed, Volle will create it.

In fact, The Chicago Tribune once wrote an article about Volle called "Designing Woman". It told the story of the gown Volle created out of a brides' grandmothers' tablecloth. Volle cut around the stains of time and created a gown so treasured by the bride for it's fond memories of her grandmother. She later used the pieces left to create a Christening Gown for the brides' first child.