A heavy, intricate woven fabric with three-dimensional designs. Also referred to as “jacquard,” the material’s pattern creates distinct yet cohesive texture and dimension.

A lightweight, semi-lustrous fabric with a soft and silky texture. The effortless yet luxurious material is commonly associated with slip dresses.

A thin, semi-sheer fabric with a soft and slightly silky finish. The material offers optimal movement and fluidity. Its lightweight and effortless nature deems it ideal for a beach or outdoor wedding.

A soft, lightweight fabric with a subtle textured finish, crepe is known for its smooth drape and fluid movement. Its clean, matte look creates an effortlessly modern and elegant silhouette that skims the body beautifully.

A soft, lightweight tulle infused with subtle shimmer, glitter tulle adds a touch of sparkle while maintaining an airy, ethereal feel. It catches the light beautifully, creating a luminous effect with every movement.

A fine, open fabric, typically consisting of cotton or silk, made by looping, twisting, or knitting thread. A variety of different types of laces exist that each convey a unique floral or geometric pattern. A few of the most popular bridal laces include Alençon, Chantilly, and Venetian. The material’s traditional and feminine appearance deems it one of the most classic bridal fabrics.

A structured fabric, typically made of silk, that is visually similar to satin. It is known for its stiffness, full-bodied drape, and lustrous sheen.

A lightweight, plain weave, semi-sheer fabric that offers more movement than satin but more structure than tulle or chiffon. Its polished yet translucent appearance creates an equally elegant and ethereal aesthetic.

A heavy, tightly woven fabric that is glossy on the front and dull on the back. Its smooth and luxurious appearance is often associated with a simple, timeless, and formal bridal style.

A fabric adorned with sewn-on sequins, sequin fabric adds all-over sparkle and dimension. It reflects light beautifully, creating a bold, glamorous look that stands out with every movement.

A fine, strong, and soft lustrous fiber made from silkworm cocoons. This fiber is commonly used in a variety of bridal fabrics such as chiffon, charmeuse, satin, mikado, zibeline, and dupioni. Materials may consist of pure silk or a silk blend.

A light, crisp, and lustrous fabric with a paper feel. The plain-woven material is commonly made of silk and identified as a very traditional bridal fabric.

A soft and fine silk, cotton, or nylon fabric. Lightweight, ethereal, and effortless, the sheer material is commonly associated with a traditional ball gown or ballerina look and feel. It can also be referred to as “netting” or “illusion” when utilized in a way that appears as if the design is merely floating upon the skin.