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Elika In Love

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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Dresses |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Elika In Love is a Vancouver bridal label and wedding-dress shop with an atelier at 2050 Scotia Street. Its official website identifies designer Hrissa Soumpassis and describes the business as offering custom and made-to-order gowns, available online or in person in Vancouver.

For couples searching for Vancouver custom wedding dresses, the useful distinction here is that Elika In Love presents its own bridal collection rather than a multi-designer boutique assortment. The brand says its gowns are designed in Paris and made in Vancouver, with production handled in its Vancouver studio. The official shop also lists a separate sample-sale collection, though availability must be checked directly because the listings reviewed were marked sold out.

Services and specialization

Elika In Love’s confirmed focus is bridal wear. The official website offers a bridal collection with individual wedding-gown listings and describes custom and made-to-order wedding dresses for boho brides. Product titles and collection filters show a range that includes backless, lace, low-back, short and high-low wedding dresses; these are product-style descriptions, not a promise that every style or size is currently available.

The business also states that it can make small changes to its designs, including neckline, sleeve length, hem length, colour and fabric. Requests are quoted individually after the couple provides the preferred style and wedding date. Its website also mentions online ordering and fabric swatches for people unable to try on a sample in person.

Bridal wedding dresses from the official Elika In Love collection
Custom and made-to-order gown options
Small design customizations quoted by request
In-person Vancouver try-ons, online shopping and fabric-swatch requests
A separate online sample-sale collection

Service area and who it may suit

The confirmed in-person location is the Vancouver atelier at 416 – 2050 Scotia Street. The site says Elika In Love is available online or in person at its Vancouver atelier, so Vancouver is the clearly documented local service point. The site does not publish a detailed delivery map or a list of regions served beyond that online option.

This may suit couples who want to shop a designer’s own bridal collection, particularly those considering made-to-order work or modest changes to an existing design. It may also suit couples looking for lace, open-back, shorter or non-standard hemline options shown in the online catalogue. A couple seeking a broad, multi-brand comparison appointment should confirm whether the current in-studio selection meets that need.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the direct connection between the collection and the local atelier: the official site says the bridal line is produced by hand in Vancouver and that production is done by professionally trained seamstresses in the studio. The business also publishes a defined private-appointment format rather than leaving the visit process unspecified.

There are practical limits to the public information. The official site describes only small customizations of existing designs, so the scope, cost and feasibility of a more extensive redesign need confirmation. It also does not publish a complete, current inventory by size or a full delivery-area policy. Sample-sale listings reviewed were marked sold out, so they should not be treated as available stock.

Private appointments are one hour long.
The studio books one client at a time and allows up to three guests plus the bride.
The website advises confirming alteration needs with a professional seamstress after delivery where needed.

Pricing

Elika In Love publishes item-level prices in its online bridal collection. At review, examples displayed ranged from $1,800 for the Crete gown to $4,300 for the Astra gown; other visible listings included $2,300, $2,400, $2,500, $2,700, $3,800 and $4,200. These are online catalogue prices as displayed by the business, not a quote for every gown, alteration or customization.

The official ordering information says small customizations usually range from approximately $50 to $600, with a quote supplied after the request and wedding date are reviewed. The sample-sale page displayed lower individual prices, but the listings reviewed were marked sold out. Couples should confirm the currency, taxes, shipping, alteration costs, current availability and any order-specific changes before relying on a displayed price.

Ordering timeline and fit considerations

The official site recommends beginning dress shopping nine to 12 months before the wedding and ideally purchasing six to nine months ahead. It says a minimum of four to six months is required to make a dress, and asks couples whose wedding is less than five months away to contact the business with the style, wedding date and shipping address. Those timelines are guidance from the business, not a guarantee of availability.

For online orders, the site directs customers to select a dress, colour and size online. It advises ordering close to current measurements and using a professional tailor for alterations where needed. The company says it does not send try-on samples, but may provide a fabric swatch on request.

Contact and booking

Book a private bridal appointment through the appointment link on Elika In Love’s official website. The business says appointments are one hour long, with only one client booked at a time and a 30-minute interval between appointments. Bring no more than three guests in addition to the bride; the studio asks visitors to use their own device for remote participation by others.

The official site lists hours of Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with Monday and Tuesday closed. Contact details published on the site are 604-726-4025 and info@elikainlove.com. Hours and appointment availability can change, so confirm them when booking.

Address: 416 – 2050 Scotia Street, Vancouver, BC V5T 4T1
Phone: 604-726-4025
Email: info@elikainlove.com

What couples should confirm

Before committing, ask whether the preferred design is currently available to try on, the size range of the relevant sample, and whether the requested changes are considered small customizations or require a different process. For a time-sensitive wedding, provide the event date and ask for the current production and delivery estimate in writing.

Also confirm the full order total, currency, taxes, shipping or pickup arrangements, deposit and payment schedule, return terms, alteration responsibility, and whether the online price applies to the chosen size, colour and customizations. If considering a sample-sale item, verify that it is actually in stock because the listings reviewed were marked sold out.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Elika In Love located?

The official website lists its Vancouver atelier at 416 – 2050 Scotia Street, Vancouver, BC V5T 4T1.

Does Elika In Love offer custom wedding dresses?

Yes. Its official website states that it offers custom and made-to-order wedding dresses, plus small customizations to existing designs such as neckline, sleeve length, hem length, colour and fabric. The specific request is quoted individually.

How long is a bridal appointment at Elika In Love?

The official appointment page says private appointments are one hour long. The studio books one client at a time and permits up to three guests plus the bride.

How far ahead should a couple order an Elika In Love gown?

The business recommends starting to shop nine to 12 months before the wedding and purchasing six to nine months ahead. It says it needs a minimum of four to six months to make a dress; confirm the current timeline for a specific order.

Are Elika In Love sample-sale dresses currently available?

The official site has a sample-sale collection, but every listing reviewed was marked sold out. Confirm live availability directly before planning around a sample-sale gown.