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Celebrate 150 years of Elys Wimbledon with our exclusive bridal pop up

Our bridal collection is now in Elys Wimbledon!

For 150 years Elys has been at the heart of the Wimbledon community, and we’re thrilled to help kickstart the celebrations of this incredible milestone. To honour their time in Wimbledon, they're hosting community and charity shop pop ups, with Royal Trinity Hospice proudly taking the first spot!

If you didn’t know already, we have an entire bridal room on the first floor of our Wimbledon shop, and with a vast collection of vintage, designer and new wedding gowns, it only made sense to bring bridal to Elys.

Say yes to preloved

If you're still searching for the perfect dress, this may just be the answer. Don’t miss this chance to explore an inspiring collection of preloved and brand‑new wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses and accessories to complete your look.

Carefully curated by the Trinity Retail team, our collection features stunning pieces from beloved designers including:

Reiss, Divine Atelier, Harrods, Heart Aflutter, Atelier Pronovias, La Sposa, Savin, Forever Yours, Caroline Castiglione, Monsoon, Essence, Abigail of Gardenia, Whistles and many more.

With our collection ranging from £70 - £250, it’ll be hard to find such beautiful, unique dresses, often with handstitched detailing, at such an affordable price anywhere else.

A delicate gold and pearl bridal headpiece rests on a white box atop a wooden tray. Behind it, a lace veil is displayed on a shelf, alongside a Jo Malone diffuser and perfume bottle arranged on a wooden board.

A row of bridal dresses hangs on wooden hangers, including a simple white gown with a deep V‑neckline in the foreground. Handwritten price tags are attached to the hangers, and a small bouquet of white flowers sits on a rail above the dresses.

A mannequin displays an intricately beaded ivory bridal gown with floral lace detailing. A handwritten price tag hangs from the strap, reading “LA Sposa, £140, Size 8.” More bridal dresses and clothing racks are visible in the softly lit department s

Making your special day mean even more

By choosing Royal Trinity Hospice, you have given us a truly incredible gift. Every purchase you make helps fund the free and vital specialist palliative and end of life care that we provide to our London community.

With 100% of proceeds supporting our care, your wedding look becomes part of something truly meaningful.

And we want to say thank you.

To make your experience even more special, when you make a purchase our Bridal pop up in Elys, you can also enjoy:

20% off a hair service at Gina Conway Salon in Elys Urban Beauty
20% off your next purchase in any Royal Trinity Hospice shop

Find the one at Elys Wimbledon

Until Sunday 1 March, you’ll be able to find us in Elys Wimbledon on the First Floor.

Come discover beautiful, sustainable bridal fashion, and help us celebrate 150 years of Elys all while supporting outstanding hospice care in your community.

A bridal pop‑up display inside a department store, featuring racks of ivory and lace wedding dresses, a mannequin in an embellished gown, and a table showcasing veils and accessories. A sign for “The Alteration Studio” is visible in the background, a

A row of ivory and lace wedding dresses hangs on wooden hangers along a wall, featuring a mix of beaded, satin, and tulle designs. Small vases of white flowers sit on shelves above the dresses, adding to the bridal display.

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