Stylist Victoria Burns on finding your bridal style

So back to also Kaya.

So you style people for a living.

Yeah.

Kaya, I'm assuming, is doing some custom looks and you add an S on the end of dresses.

So we've got a couple of looks.

Yeah.

Has it made it easier for you being a stylist now? and planning other people's looks or do you think it's made it harder for you

and your

own wedding?

I think because I know exactly like in the beginning I had sketched out a look that is not like I don't I look at it I'm like what the hell are you thinking but I was like it's so funny because you go into these appointments and you think you know what you want but it is that moment when you put on a dress and you're like That's safe space.

I said it anyway.

And you're just like, wow, this is me.

But I feel like because I know what I want and I think when I put on this dress that interpreting in another way, I just know.

Like I'm just like I don't want to look at it all the time.

And I think – dresses are very much even just like how you dress in general it is a representation of who you are so I think when I'm styling other people I'm trying to help them like help their personal style come through that I'm like that's that's me and that's got my twist on it but that's also you so I think with doing my own dresses I'm not I haven't felt like this push and pull type thing.

I'm like, that's me and that's you.

So I have found it, I guess, quite easy in some way because I'm like, I like this.

We have gone around the block on different looks and just try to figure out what is the moment.

Like what's like, okay, that we need to do.

Because there's only so many dresses to do.

If I could do seven, I would.

We could and you should.

Or maybe I will.

Yeah.

So do you feel like you haven't changed your mind a lot? Do you feel like throughout the process you keep changing or it's been quite steady? I think