Giselle Dubois

Founder of SPINA Bride

SPINA began with a simple belief: finding your wedding dress should feel personal, inspiring, and entirely your own.

Founder Giselle Dubois has always had an eye for designers with a distinct point of view: beautiful fabrics, exceptional craftsmanship, and gowns that feel modern without chasing trends. She created SPINA as a place to discover those designers, bringing together an intentionally edited collection from around the world and introducing New York brides to names they might not otherwise know.

For Giselle, it has never been about having more. It's about finding the right things. The right designer. The right gown. The right feeling when you see yourself in it.

More than a decade later, that same philosophy remains at the heart of SPINA. From the designers we seek out to the way each bride is welcomed through the door, everything is considered with the belief that the experience should feel just as special as the dress itself.

FEATURED CONVERSATION

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Step inside the world of high-fashion bridal with our very own founder, Giselle Dubois, as she joins host and wedding expert Adriana Brauckmann on The Pre-Nup Podcast. In this exclusive episode, Giselle shares her ultimate insider secrets for navigating the wedding dress journey with confidence and ease. From expert shopping strategies and down-to-earth advice to tackling the age-old question—should you bring your fiancé to your appointment?—this conversation is a must-listen for the modern bride.

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with Jove

In this exclusive episode, Spina Bride co-founder Giselle Dubois sits down with Jove to share her journey into the bridal industry, the unique history of our beautiful boutique space, and insider tips for creating an unforgettable wedding day.

The Story of Spina

SPINA Bride was founded in New York City with a simple idea: bridal could feel more personal, more considered, and a little more unexpected.

From the beginning, it was never about having more. It was about finding the right things. An intentionally edited collection of international bridal designers, discovered for their distinct point of view, exceptional craftsmanship, and gowns that feel beautiful now and long after the moment you find them.

Today, SPINA brings together established names and emerging designers from around the world, many of whom are available exclusively at SPINA in New York. The collection continues to evolve, but the instinct remains the same: seek out the designers worth knowing and bring their work to brides looking for something beyond the expected.

That same philosophy shapes the experience. Appointments are private and personal, with time and space to explore the collection without the distractions of a crowded showroom. Your closest people, a dedicated stylist, and the freedom to take your time.

SPINA has always been a place to discover something a little different. A gown you didn't know you were looking for. A designer you hadn't heard of yet. A feeling you can't quite explain, but know when you find it.


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Our Philosophy

We believe finding your wedding dress should feel personal, inspiring, and entirely your own.

Founded in New York City, SPINA Bride was created with a different approach to bridal: less, but better. Our collection is intentionally edited from established and emerging international bridal designers, chosen for their distinct point of view, exceptional craftsmanship, and ability to make a bride feel something. From recognized names like J. Andreatta and Floure to designers you may be discovering for the first time, many of our collections are available exclusively at SPINA in New York.

That same intention shapes the experience. Appointments are private, personal, and thoughtfully paced, giving you the space to explore the collection, be guided by an expert stylist, and discover what genuinely feels like you.

Because the right dress isn't the one you find after seeing everything. It's the one that makes everything else disappear.

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