About the business
Clothing for the unafraid
You approach life with daring enthusiasm. People describe you as impulsive, you say spirited. You look for the unexpected and leave a lasting impression. You always go beyond the ordinary. You know you're one of a kind. So why should your wedding gown be any different?
At Dragon's Blood Creations, we share your passion for the unexpected. We take your vision and create a gown of extraordinary beauty and romantic elegance. The inspiration for your gown can come from history, as well from modern magazines. We also have a wide selection of books with fashions dating back 1000 B.C. to more modern times.
We use traditional construction methods and only the best materials, from exquisite crushed velvet to the finest silk brocades. Your gown is made to measure and can be made to any size. Your partner can also share in your experience. We create striking garments for men as well.
When it comes to your gown and other garments, almost anything is possible at Dragon's Blood Creations. We promise to give you personalised service and great advice. You will have a gown created to the highest standards and that fits you perfectly. What's best, we promise you'll have fun and we'll work within an agreed budget.
Take a look at your calendar. Pick a day within the next month. Jot it down and give us a call to lock it in as an obligation-free meeting with us. You're sure to get many ideas from us. We know this because we can't help but share what we know.
The dragon's
Terry Brown Owner
Terry was born in Milford Haven, Wales UK in 1958 and immigrated to Australia with her parents and sister in 1964.
In the mid 80's, Terry began to sew professionally, making wedding dresses in her spare time. During this time she joined the Society of Creative Anachronism (a medieval re-creation group) and started stretching her repertoire to pre 17th century garments. In 1989 Terry became a Laurel (the top arts award given by the group) and began making period garments to sell at major events. In 1991, she dabbled in a few things, including Bridal headpieces for a well-known Bridal house at the time and then bought into a fancy dress hire shop in 1993 where made over 100 costumes.
In 1996 she again started something new when she joined the Costumers Guild of Australia, based in Melbourne. After winning numerous competitions within the SCA, she entered the parades at the annual Costume Guild 'Costumers Ball' in 1997 and 1998 and won 'Best Master' in both.