Raiders empty Tettenhall wedding dress shop

Around 40 wedding dresses were stolen when the door of the house of Patricia Couture Tettenhall, was beaten by an attack.
Heartbroken owner Onions Patricia study said today that 20 of them in the field of sewing, which had been carefully designed and added to over a decade, and cheap at £ 2,500 were.
Another 20 wedding gowns from the past to try to size - a value of over £ 1,000 per - were also taken.
Wallström, onions, decades of experience in the fashion industry, has been "devastated" by the attack on Tuesday night and now fear for the future of your business.

She said: "I am sure I can clothes that were in the field of haute couture to reorder, but it will take about 20 weeks, I come to a meeting this Saturday will have a greater impact, the line .. I have very really want to back these couture bridal dresses. I beg all those who took the box and let them outside or something. "
Mother of five onions lady warned that the attack, when two police officers went to his house yesterday. When in his studio in Lower Green near the hostel Mitre arrived, they found the front door was broken in. Clothes were strewn on the street.
Couture clothing range are all unique and tailor-made clothes by hand in the house of Mrs. onion were homemade.
Its purpose is to show his talent as a fashion designer shows and fairs across the country. Onions wife said it would be "years" to replace clothing. But despite all that has happened, she said business was happy that dozens of dresses that working women were not taken because they block elsewhere.
Ravi Kalsi, which is designed with a dress from Patricia, the bride-to-be, said after the raid was sad. The 31-year-old from Birmingham, was to go to London with his wife yesterday to pick up the onion jewelry for your wedding, but had to cancel after the raid.
She said: "It is terrible that this happens as Patricia has a professional attitude, and I love your creativity ..