What did your wedding dress look like?

Answer 1

Mary's bridal. My dress was sooo beautiful and the best part is that is was under 600.00 it was my dream dress. I see now that they have a matching flowergirl dress which they did not have when I got married 4 years ago. This dress is VERY well made and has so much elegant detail, but not too busy. You can see the front and the back corset at: You can actually have your local bridal store order it for you !

www.marysbridal.com
go to Unspoken Romance

go to Styel #S008238
Let me know what you guys think of my dress!

Answer 2

My mother-in-law made mine for me because my husband and I come from working-class backgrounds and neither side had money to contribute to the wedding. So he and I paid for everything and our families contributed with whatever skills they had. My MIL is an excellent seamstress and my dress was beautiful. It was floor-lenght white satin with no train (good thing because I almost fell over my dress on my wedding day anyway). It had a very modest v-neckline decorated with lace and beads that matched the hem and a stripe around my midsection. My favorite part was the lacey long sleeves--it was January in Iowa when we got married, so that was almost a necessity. Overall, it was a simple but lovely gown and it gave me a chance to get to really know my MIL.

Answer 3

My wedding dress was a lot like the dress the brides of
Dracula wore in the Universal studios film.
White with long, bell sleeves and an empire waist.
I was three months pregnant.
It had buttons all the way up the back.
Simple and elegant.

Answer 4

My dress is a two piece gown by Maggie Sottero. The name of it is Savannah.

Ivory color with red and clear crystals on the top and it tied up (like a corset) in the back, slightly off the shoulder. My skirt was pouffe with a red and ivory rose on the left side.
My dress came with a matching purse.

Answer 5

I'm getting married soon. My wedding dress is strapless and it has a short bolero jacket that has a short sleeve on it. It's white with crystal beads on the front, it has a long train, and the back has a criss-cross corset look. It's very slimming. I love it!!!

Answer 6

It was a Jessica McClintock - Antique Ivory Satin with a small Victorian style high collar, with a cameo pin beneath that one of my attendants made for me, Victorian Leg o' Mutton sleeves (puffy at the top with a small band of material to hold the shape, tapering into a deep reversed "v" {wide part toward the wrists}), a deep "V" dropped waist and a flared skirt going into a small train in back... worn over a hoop.

The bodice had a satin lace-like center and the sleeves and back had pearl buttons.

Not that you asked - but the price? $150.00

Answer 7

It was VERY long. It was sparkly all over. It had a heart shaped bust and sheer sleeves that came to a point on my hands. My veil was so cute it had sown pearls on it. I loved my dress!! I looked amazing in it. I miss that it was the last time I could wear it.

Answer 8

I got mine from Demetrios Bridal for $1800.00. It was simple, classic and unbelievably elegant. Floor length with a long train, diamond spaghetti straps and embroidary right above my ribs gave it a very Grecian look. It was sheath, empire waist, and simply perfect. I had a very long veil to go with it and that really made it incredible.

Answer 9

it was off the shoulder..it was a shimmery white satiny material..tied at the waist..had ruffles along the bottom of the skirt and around the off the shoulder neckline..it was pretty..it was actually my sister in law's gown from when she married my brother...it was my something borrowed..good thing i didn't buy it since i'm divorced now lol

Answer 10

my dress was purchased threw Davids Bridal, it has pearls all over it but very small ones, also lace and some sequenses. it is strapless, but very beautiful and under 600.