Lace Wedding Dresses

Lace is a patterned openwork fabric produced by looping, twisting, or knitting threads into decorative motifs. In bridal wear, lace appears as an overlay, appliqué, or full fabric across the bodice, sleeves, and skirt. Common lace types include Chantilly, Alençon, Guipure, and corded lace — each varying in weight, opacity, and texture. Chantilly lace is lightweight and delicate, suited to soft romantic silhouettes. Alençon and corded lace carry more structure and work well on fitted mermaid and A-line gowns. Lace pairs with tulle, crepe, and satin bases and appears across all silhouette types. Brides favour lace for ceremonies that call for a traditional or vintage aesthetic. It suits both indoor church weddings and garden settings.