by Emma Davey As part of our new series entitled “Greenpoint at Work,” we’re talking to neighbors about their jobs and asking them about what they do all day.
Marteal Mayer is the designer at Loulette Bride (67 West St.), which creates customizable wedding attire with a focus on sustainability and inclusivity. Loulette has been going strong at 67 West Street for the past ten years.
We spoke to Mayer to find out more about what it’s like…
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Nice piece, wish her luck but you are missing the elephant in the room.
Marriage. What is that? It is going the way of the dodo bird. For brevity I will not go into the reasons why.
Marriage rates are at an all time low since records were being kept by a staggering amount.
Opening a design wedding place is like cornering the air conditioning market in Alaska.
Also sustainability is a worthy goal but I suggest she tackles the same issues with marriages relatively speaking disappearing.