“In the Name of Love” is the epitome of romance -
Made With Love’s designer, Carla Jenkins, clearly poured heart into every seam. This line is all about celebrating love in its fullest, boldest, and most intimate forms. From breath-taking plunging necklines to delicate, float‑away skirts, each gown balances drama with softness. Corsetry, structured bodices, soft tulle, and lace detailing are everywhere — sometimes subtle, sometimes full‑on showstoppers.
What makes it extra special is how it mixes styles to suit different kinds of brides: there are fitted silhouettes that hug curves and whisper confidence, and skirts that billow and swirl like they were made to dance under moonlight. Elaboration is key — hand beading, illusion panels, back‑details that turn heads, and pieces that feel custom‑made even though they’re part of a collection. There’s an elegance in restraint too: minimalist lines, gentle straps, sleek crepe fabrics that allow the bride’s personality to shine through without shouting.
In short, “In the Name of Love” is romance with intent. It flirts with tradition but isn’t stuck in it; it’s equally made for the bride who wants to stun and the one who wants to whisper her beauty. Each gown is crafted so you don’t just wear a dress — you carry a statement about love, style, and being unapologetically you.
describe made with love bridal in three words?
Dreamy, sophisticated and unique
if made with love bridalhad a spirit animal - what would it be?
A dog! They show unconditional love and kindness to their loved ones and are devoted to their family and that is what we are all about at MWL.
what do you wish to see more of in the bridal industry?
In 2020, we would love to see more brides wearing simple, elegant dresses paired with dramatic veils. Our new Rosey veil is perfect for providing that for that extra ‘wow’ factor on your big day.
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