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Choosing the Perfect Lace Wedding Gown

Regardless of your venue, personal style, or body type, there is a lace wedding dress with your name on it! From Venetian to Chantilly lace, there are countless types of laces to choose from. Some offer a more delicate and feminine design while others create a more bold or unexpected pattern. Similarly, lace gowns often feature underlay fabrics of varying colors. While blush or nude underlays make the design stand out, an ivory or white underlay will create less of a contrast. The latter option creates a bright and cohesive appearance that is undoubtedly bridal. We recommend trying on both color ways to see the option that best compliments your complexion.

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You’re in luck! There is a vast assortment of unique laces to choose from. One is bound to speak to your individual bridal style. Known as the “Queen of Lace,” Alençon lace can be identified by its traditional needlepoint design whereas Guipure may be recognized by its slightly thicker, more prominent pattern. Chantilly lace is one of the most traditional French laces that can be recognized by its ultra delicate nature. We recommend consulting with your personal bridal stylist to discover the lace for you.

From romantic A-lines and show-stopping ball gowns to curve-hugging silhouettes, there are a wide variety of lace styles to choose from. Whether the dress be adorned with eye-catching embellishments or the lace is strikingly simple, this traditional fabric enhances the femininity and romance of any bridal gown. Some styles may lean bohemian while others may evoke more drama, allowing for a wide range of bridal aesthetics to opt for this material.

As the vast and ever-changing industry evolves, bridal designers are constantly innovating new ways to introduce lace into their gowns. From delicate lace long sleeves to meticulously embellished fabrics, infusions of both traditional and modern elements exist within our collections. Scattered placement of three-dimensional floral appliqués as well as the layering of different types of laces are just a couple of the unique methods that are at the forefront of the latest trends.

Pnina Tornai, Maison Signore, Allure Bridals, Martina Liana, and Peter Langner are just a few of our world renowned bridal designers who feature exquisite lace designs in their bridal collections.

At Kleinfeld, we believe that every bride deserves to feel empowered and beautiful during the search for the perfect dress. This is why we offer a vast collection of lace plus size wedding dresses to try on in our iconic NYC showroom. Discover our full collection of lace plus size wedding dresses here.

Complete your lace bridal look with one of Kleinfeld’s accessories. From shimmering headpieces and equally intricate lace veils to jewelry, belts, and shoes, there is an endless assortment to choose from. Book your accessories appointment with a personal stylist to discover the ultimate match to your dress. Learn more about accessories by exploring our Wedding Accessories Guide here.

Thanks to their breathable nature, undeniably romantic essence, as well as their versatility, lace wedding gowns are suited for a wide range of nuptials. From indoor ceremonies held in a cathedral or museum to outdoor celebrations in a garden or on the beach, there is a lace wedding dress for every formality. While most lace gowns can be worn anywhere, we recommend opting for more durable materials, such as Guipure or crocheted lace, for outdoor events.

With a garment as special as a wedding dress, it’s no doubt so many brides opt for gown preservation. Especially due to the delicate nature of lace, we recommend preserving your dress after, and possibly even before, the wedding day. Particularly for more short-term storage, store your wedding gown in a cloth garment bag. Keep the top of the bag slightly unzipped to allow the fabric to breathe and avoid any discoloration. Keep your dress hung in a dry, dark closet while being sure to avoid any cedar closets, basements, or attics. Learn more about wedding dress preservation here.