Bridal wear retailer Wed2B launches brand new store in Leeds
Wed2B, the UK’s largest bridal retailer, has opened a brand new store in Leeds.
Leeds is Wed2B’s 23rd store and its third in Yorkshire, with existing branches in Rotherham and Hull.
The new bridal retail store occupies the ground floor of The Dry House, a Grade-II listed former textile works on the Kirkstall Road, approximately 1.5 miles west of Leeds city centre.
The store stocks hundreds of dresses in different designs and sizes, priced between £99 and £599 in sizes 6-30. It also offers bridesmaids’ dresses and a wide selection of bridal accessories.
Todd Cassidy, founder and CEO of Wed2B, said: “We are very excited to be opening our 23rd store in Leeds and our first outlet in West Yorkshire.
“Brides can visit us on the Kirkstall Road whenever they like, take their time browsing our designer collections, and try as many dresses as they like before choosing and taking home their perfect gown that very same day.”
With just three stores in 2014, Wed2B now operates out of 23 today, in locations throughout the UK including Bolton, Brighton, Edinburgh, Exeter, Newcastle, Norwich and Nottingham.
The business is backed by British financier Javad Marandi, the investor behind Soho House Group’s Soho Farmhouse hotel and club, and its national chain of restaurants Chicken Shop, Dirty Burger and Pizza East.
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