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wedding accessory We have the gowns and accessories you need for wedding, bridesmaid, prom, evening, ballroom and all other occasions.

We have the gowns and accessories you need for wedding, bridesmaid, prom, evening, ballroom and all other occasions.

Square: Similar to scoop, this neckline dips into square shaped opening. Sweetheart: Often

off the wedding accessory shoulder, this neckline dips front creating heart shaped opening. V Neck: This neckline dips

wedding accessory the front, and sometimes the back creating shape. Gown Styles Skirts Ballgown (or Full Skirt): This style skirt is full and flares out from the waist, often

keeps it shape with the aid of crinoline (an underskirt slip made of stiff netting). Bustle: This is decoration of varying lengths on the back

of wedding accessory the gown, just below the waist. The bustle is made up of gathering of fabric and/or ruffles, often accompanied with fabric flowers bows. Bustles are usually found on full skirts. Fishtail wedding accessory Mermaid: This skirt hugs the body until it reaches the knees just below and then ends dramatic flare. Tea length: This style skirt is wedding accessory less formal, usually with little to no flare, and ends few inches above the ankles. Sleeve Styles Several of the gowns our current collection have detachable sleeves. Check the gown description our online catalog to see if specific gown's sleeves are removeable. Cap: This short sleeve is close fitting and is long enough to just cover the shoulders. Fitted: This sleeve is wedding accessory long, (to the wrist) and fitted, hugging the arms. Short (or T Shirt): This short sleeve is roomier and longer than the Cap sleeve, reaching slightly more wedding accessory than half way to the elbow. Waist Styles Basque: This dropped waist starts at just below the natural waistline, and dips the center creating shape. Dropped: This refers to any waistline that falls below the natural waist. The actual location of the waistline varies with the style gown. Empire: This waistline begins just below the bust. Natural: This waistline sits at the natural waist. Train Styles Trains are made specific for each gown, some are detachable others are not, please check the description our online catalog for information specific to the gown you are interested in. Cathedral: This formal train is the longest style, extending approximately 9 feet from the waist. Chapel: This formal train extends approximately 4 feet from the waist. Sweep: This train extends only few inches longer than the gown. Watteau: Rather than attaching at the waist, this train attaches at the shoulders Veils and Headpieces Blusher The Blusher is the single layer veil worn over the face at

the beginning of the ceremony.This is the top tier. It is usually between and Elbow Fingertip The Elbow veil is multi layered, and as its name suggests, is long enough to

reach the elbows. Top tier and

bottom tier The Fingertip veil is long veil that reaches the fingertips when the arms are relaxed and by your side. Top tier bottom tier Chapel Cathedral The Chapel length

veil is long veil. Top tier and bottom tier (single tier The Cathedral length

veil is the longest veil.

Top tier bottom tier (single tier Veil Edges: Drop:

Drop is the term used to describe how the veil is attached to the

headpiece. When only the center portion

of the veil is attached, (leaving approximately 15 inches at each end unattached), the veil has Drop creates handkerchief corners at the front sides of the veil that drape over the shoulders. No Drop: When the entire edge of the veil is attached to the headpiece, the veil

has

Veils with No Drop do not have handkerchief corners, and