The Dress

The dress is a beaded lace and tulle ball gown.

The shape is incredible romantic but also show stopping, I received compliments on the style of the dress the whole night of my wedding. The strapless bodice accentuates the figure but it was not tight, it fit perfectly and it was comfortable to dance in and most importantly, eat in all night. The bodice also features beaded lace appliques that cascade onto the floaty tulle skirt. A beaded floral border at the hemline finishes the dress with soft sparkle and a romantic touch.

What I love most about this dress is how it made me feel like a bride while also allowing me to move freely and comfortably. The architecture of the bodice provides the perfect balance of support for the bust and ease on the abdomen, and the flowy skirt never once got in the way of my over the top dancing. The long train was beautiful for pictures and then we bustled it (hooked it) to the back of the dress for the reception so it was pretty stress free and comfortable for dancing and mingle.

The dress is made out of polyester and nylon. It includes a chapel train, back zipper and its fully lined.

I'll include for free a garment bag (David's Bridal priced at 29.00) and a bead and crystal floral sash in silver (not pictured since I didn't end up using that day, also from David's Bridal priced at 159.00)

Alterations

I invested an extra $663 in alterations to achieve a flawless fit. I want to emphasize that I won't be passing on any additional costs to you. The hem was tailored for ideal length and reattached to maintain its intricate floral detail. Six discreet white buttons were added at the back to allow easy bustling of the train for the reception, which can be unbuttoned for photos. B cup inserts were sewn in for a flattering neckline, but these are optional and can be removed.