Your wedding dress needs to be bustled up for the reception so the train doesn't get in the way of your twirling the night away!

Hi, I am having a wrist loop for my train instead of a traditional bustle. My dress has a detachable overskirt, which has the train so this is an easy solution.

Wedding Dress Wednesdays are guest posts written by my Mom, Janet I sewed for the public for many years when Bonnie was a little girl. My specialty was making wedding gowns and bridesmaids dresses. Back in the 80’s and 90’s, I made a lot of very formal gowns with high necklines, huge sleeves, and long trains. Princess Diana’s gown was very inspirational to brides back then! many late 80's brides found inspiration in Princess Diana's wedding gown Brides would point to a place on the floor…

My wedding dress So, I got married to my partner of seven years last April. It was a lovely small ceremony in Australia, followed by a larger reception in the southernmost corner of the Netherlands. There are many sweet memories, but the purpose of this post is to share my journey with one of the most important aspects of the wedding: The Dress. Although my husband is of course the most important aspect of the wedding, admittedly, The Dress was very important as well. It set the entire mood…

Create a classic accent on the train of your dress Even though most wedding dresses don't come with a bustle automatically, it's important to bustle a wedding dress after the ceremony. A bustle pulls the back of the dress off the ground so...