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Choosing your princess wedding dress
Start with the shape of the skirt and the support of the bodice. Layers of tulle or organza can create soft volume, while structured fabrics give a more defined outline. Look at the back and train photographs as well as the front view. Think about walking between tables, sitting comfortably and how you will manage the train during the reception. Check the individual gown's construction and available alterations with your consultant before choosing accessories or an underskirt.
What is the difference between a princess and an A-line wedding dress?
A ball gown usually has a fuller skirt that expands from a fitted waist. An A-line skirt widens more gradually. Designers may use the word princess for either look, so compare the silhouette in the photographs and product specifications.
What measurements matter for a full-skirt wedding dress?
Accurate bust, waist and bodice measurements help establish support and comfort. Your height and shoe height affect the hem. Follow the measurement guide and have your consultant check the details before production.