Video: Wedding Dress Fabrics & Lace

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Most wedding dress fabric is satin combined with different types of lace, such as French beaded lace or Alanson lace. An organza or tulle overlay is also a popular choice for wedding dresses. Learn more about wedding dress fabric and lace with tips from a bridal shop consultant in this free video on wedding dresses.

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Hi I'm Jenna Dunn at Walkers' Eternity Bridal and Prom. Today I would like to discuss with you some of the different fabrics and laces that wedding dresses are constructed of. These first two gowns are both laces however, one is much softer than the other. This French beaded lace creates a nice chic silhouette. If you wanted a dress with a little bit more structure you would go with something more like an Alanson lace which is a little bit thicker and a little bit more antique looking. This dress contains satin. Most wedding dresses are made of satin and provide a nice clean chic look for your wedding dress. This contains satin and also an organza overlay. Organza is a material that is a little bit like chiffon, very light and airy and it is nice for a Spring or a Summer wedding. This last dress contains satin but also a tule overlay which is perfect for creating that ball gown if you would like that for your special day.

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Wedding Dress Fabrics & Lace

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