Funkner family
We are a small family business from Lower Bavaria, founded in 2011.
Our online shop for christening gowns is a true passion project for our family. It fills us with joy to sew christening gowns and matching accessories for special occasions. Every order is processed with love and personal dedication, because for us, this special day in a child's life is something unique. We deeply value the tradition of church baptism and want to contribute to its preservation.
craft
Instead of mass production, we rely on genuine craftsmanship and custom manufacturing. We tailor our products to our customers' individual needs to ensure their highest level of satisfaction.
Our passion for craftsmanship is evident in every stitch, every embellishment, and every tiny detail. This is how we create unique pieces that truly highlight the special occasion of baptism. Whether a simple, timeless design or an elaborately embellished christening gown with sparkling Swarovski crosses, our collection offers you the opportunity to stand out from the crowd. This demonstrates that details matter to you and that you want only the best for your child.
Quality
We use only the finest materials—breathable cotton, soft linen, or elegant silk—that provide comfort for your child while being durable enough to be treasured for years to come. Our christening gowns are designed to shine not just on one day, but for a lifetime of enjoyment.
Handmade in Germany is synonymous with precision and reliability worldwide. With Kinderlieb christening dresses, you can be assured that every dress is crafted with the utmost care – from the selection of fabrics to the last seam. This is an invaluable advantage for parents who value quality and reliability.
individuality
At our customers' request, almost every christening gown is embroidered with the child's baptism details or personalized symbols (e.g., family crests). We work with state-of-the-art embroidery machines and digitizing programs, using only high-quality embroidery threads and embroidery files.
