Join the Sisterhood of the Traveling Jacket.
The Just Married Jacket sisterhood was brought to life by a Toronto based calligrapher, Sylvia of Via Calligraphy. For her wedding day, she wanted to add a little edge to her look by painting the back of her favourite leather jacket. After her intimate 8-person wedding, she decided to share the love with more local brides, and began trading it out for a bottle of wine! Word travelled fast, and so far the original jacket has been borrowed by over 100 Toronto brides!
Sylvia has been expanding her project across the globe, and I'm so excited to share that Edmonton brides can now join this amazing sisterhood by renting #thejustmarriedjacketyeg!
So how does it work?
1. BOOK: Check if the jacket is free for your wedding weekend. If so, fill out the form below!
2. TRADE: Borrow the jacket from Wednesday to Tuesday in exchange for a nice bottle of wine.
3. RETURN: Bring it back so that more brides can share in the fun, and our girl gang can grow!
Check out how some of the previous 50+ (and counting) brides rocked it below!
Interested in renting #TheJustMarriedJacketYEG?
(For just a bottle of wine??)
Yeah girl! Better snag it fast before someone else does!
F.A.Q.
What size is #thejustmarriedjacketyeg?
It is a medium, genuine leather jacket.How long do I get it for?
You can rent it from the Wednesday through Tuesday of your wedding weekend.Will you ship it outside of Edmonton?
Sorry, it is only available for local pick-up and return in central Edmonton. You are allowed to take it out of town as long as you return it within your rental dates.Do you have other sizes?
Sorry no, to keep with the original concept, it is just a single jacket.What if my dates aren't available?
Please feel free to fill out a form and you will be added to the wait list, should anyone cancel.Can you make one for me?
Of course! The only condition is that that I will not paint this same design, for originality sake.
The Just Married Jacket was featured in the News!
Some of the previous brides came over to share their experience of wearing my hand-painted leather jacket with none other than CBC News! What a dream.