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Main Collection Embroidered Wedding Dresses

Main Collection Embroidered Wedding Dresses

Delicate patterns with blended thread are a feature of our stunning range of embroidered wedding dresses. Our collection of wedding dresses with embroidery are dramatic with adorned bodices, metalic lace and sparkling beading.
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  1. Renell - a floral lace-covered fit and flare with straps

    Renell a floral lace-covered fit and flare with straps

    From £699
  2. Valera - a highly embellished A-line with elbow-length sleeves

    Valera a highly embellished A-line with elbow-length sleeves

    From £799
  3. Dollie - a vintage style tea-length dress with sleeves

    Dollie a vintage style tea-length dress with sleeves

    From £599
  4. Julyana - a sparkle-free A-line with lace illusion back

    Julyana a sparkle-free A-line with lace illusion back

    From £699
  5. Jamilla - a modern floral lace sheath with cap sleeves

    Jamilla a modern floral lace sheath with cap sleeves

    From £599
  6. Amaya - a beaded A-line style

    Amaya a beaded A-line style

    From £599
  7. Lori - a dropped waist lace-up gown

    Lori a dropped waist lace-up gown

    From £599
  8. Catia - a mermaid gown with statement low back

    Catia a mermaid gown with statement low back

    From £699
  9. Maeva - a chantilly lace gown with sleeves

    Maeva a chantilly lace gown with sleeves

    From £699
  10. Elba - an ornate lace mermaid gown

    Elba an ornate lace mermaid gown

    From £699
  11. Ida - a modern tea length dress with sleeves

    Ida a modern tea length dress with sleeves

    From £579
  12. Tove - an ornate lace and tulle A-line

    Tove an ornate lace and tulle A-line

    From £599
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FAQs

What is the best type of wedding dress for my body shape?

We stock a wealth of different dress shapes, so there’s something to suit every bride’s figure, size and style. Plus, our expert Bridal Consultants know everything there is to know about finding the perfect silhouette for you. So, pop into your nearest store and let them help. Our most popular silhouette is the universally flattering A-line, which suits most figures, so that’s a good place to start if you’re not sure.

Why are wedding dresses white?

Before Queen Victoria’s wedding in 1840, most women simply wore their nicest dress to get married and royal brides married in a variety of colours. Fashion-loving Victoria’s decision to make a statement, and marry in cream silk satin, set a trend that other European leaders soon followed. White began to signify purity, innocence and wealth and the white wedding dress really took off after World War II, as clothing became more affordable.

What is the most popular style wedding dress?

Most of our brides choose a flattering A-line silhouette, a shape that suits most figures. Our second most popular is the ballgown, followed by fit and flare or fishtail styles.

Is it ok to have two wedding dresses- one for daytime and one for the evening?

Of course! And, with our great value dresses, it’s super achievable. Many brides go for a more classic daytime dress, followed by a slinky, strapless or shorter style for the evening. Alternatively, try one of our lace jackets to create different daytime and evening looks with just one dress.

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