Beyond The ‘I Do’: Where Bridal Fashion Meets the Home

Opulence Design Concept and Julianne Syjuco bring bridal couture and home interiors together for life beyond the wedding day.

Words Mian Centeno
Photos courtesy of Opulence Design Concept
July 29, 2026

(L-R) Aimee Abaya, Maxene Magalona, Daniela Lagman, Kim Gosiaco, Ashley Romero, Sam Corales, and Elisse Joson

A wedding may begin with the exchange of vows, but what comes after is more meaningful.

That idea takes center stage in the collaboration between Opulence Design Concept (ODC) and fashion designer Julianne Syjuco, who present a bridal showcase that looks beyond the ceremony and toward the life couples create together.

Inspired by the theme Una Storia d'Amore e Passione (A Story of Love and Passion), ODC transformed its Greenbelt 5 showroom into a Versace-inspired setting that complements Syjuco's newest bridal collection, Loved♡

Julianne Syjuco and the Versace Home Vignette by IDr. Jenice Yeung

The seven-piece couture lineup reflects her signature romantic style while presenting bridal fashion as something that extends into everyday living. 

Designed by IDr. Jenice Yeung, the showroom blends elegant interiors with couture, showing how a well-designed home can be as personal as the wedding dress itself.

“At Opulence Design Concept, we believe every beautiful home begins with a story,” says ODC owner Gerry Sy. 

“Through our collaboration with Julianne Syjuco, we're celebrating not just the wedding day, but the beginning of a lifetime of creating meaningful spaces together.”

For Syjuco, Loved♡ is inspired by the simple moments that define married life. 

“When I think about love, I think about romanticizing everyday—the slow mornings, intimate conversations over dinner, and a husband and wife creating a home filled with memories,” Syjuco shares. 

Versace Home Vignette by IDr. Jenice Yeung

The collection reminds couples that love continues long after saying “I do”. 

The bridal pieces were presented by Maxene Magalona, Elisse Joson, Daniela Lagman, Sam Corales, Ashley Romero, Kim Gosiaco, and Aimee Abaya, each showcasing the romantic elegance that defines the collection.

The collaboration also continues beyond the launch. 

(L-R) Sam Corales, Maxene Magalona, Elisse Joson, Aimee Abaya, Julianne Syjuco, Jinky Sy, Kimberly Gosiaco, IDr. Jenice Yeung, Ashley Romero, and Daniela Lagman

For the next month, Syjuco will hold bridal fittings at the ODC Greenbelt 5 showroom, allowing future brides to explore couture alongside home interior options. 

ODC also introduces its Bridal Registry, where couples can curate home furnishings and décor as part of a personalized gifting experience for family, sponsors, and loved ones, guided by a dedicated retail specialist.

Together, these initiatives reflect ODC's commitment to design, craftsmanship, and helping couples build a home that carries the same meaning as the vows that started it all.

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