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wedding dresses cream Boho Lace Wedding Dress from Airy Tulle, Cream Champagne Silk Satin

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wedding dresses cream Boho Lace Wedding Dress from Airy Tulle, Cream Champagne Silk SatinDESCRIPTION Boho Lace Wedding Dress from Airy Tulle, Cream Champagne Silk Satin and Floral Appliqu with Illusion Sweetheart Neckline and Button Back Special Thanks to my Real Bride Cynthia for sharing her Gorgeous pictures! This Bohemian Wedding Dress is made from Airy Overlay in Ivory color with Silk Satin Underlay in Cream Champagne color! Fine Quality Alenon Lace Appliqu with Rose Flower Pattern is delicately stitched on piece by piece on the Dress

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Boho Lace Wedding Dress from Airy Tulle, Cream Champagne Silk Satin and Floral Appliqué with Illusion Sweetheart Neckline and Button Back

Special Thanks to my Real Bride Cynthia for sharing her Gorgeous pictures!

This Bohemian Wedding Dress is made from Airy Overlay in Ivory color with Silk Satin Underlay in Cream Champagne color! Fine Quality Alençon Lace Appliqué with Rose Flower Pattern is delicately stitched on piece by piece on the Dress Top Part. Illusion Tulle Neckline with Sweetheart Underlay and Sheer Back is embellished by the Lace Appliqué stitched around!

A Row of Covered Buttons on the back is adding a touch of Vintage. Flowing A Line Silhouette Skirt is created with soft Silk Satin Underlay and Airy Tulle Overlay with Chapel Train. And the bottom of Tulle Train is embellished by Lace Flower Appliqué matching with the top of this Gorgeous Gown!

You can also see this Style in my other listing HERE

I Highly Recommend!
My Dear Bride, To complete your look to the most Beautiful with Harmony, I can make a Lace Edged Veil matching with Your Dress. It will complete Your Look and You will be Just Amazing on Your Big Day!
MEASUREMENTS
CUSTOM MEASUREMENTS

My Dear Bride,
You can get your measurements at home. It's a very simple process.
Just please ask help of someone at home and follow my instructions.
If possible, you may also go to a professional tailor for assistance.

Please click on the image below to see or print my How to Measure Instructions: 

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NOTE 1:
If your style don't have sleeves, then you can skip the measurements #9, #10, #11, #12, #13.
Depending on a particular style, I may need additional measurements. After you placed your order, I will inform you about this.

NOTE 2:
All my professional effort and care is to make Your Dress fit You well. However due to nature of custom orders, when You receive Your Dress You may need some alterations so please budget accordingly and plan for some alterations with help of a Local Tailor.

NOTE 3:
If your measurements are in Plus Size Range, then I may require additional Fee. This can be cleared up after you place your order.


STANDARD MEASUREMENTS

I suggest that you send me Your Custom Measurements to get a better fitting. But if somehow You are unable to get Your Custom Measurements, then please choose from my Standard Size Chart Below:


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COLOR
Tips About Color

I work with Ivory Laces (My Ivory is like Warm White - It' not yellowish).

Because in my style and understanding, Ivory is the Best to give that warm Vintage effect to My Dresses.
If you want to change the color of Your Dress to different than the one shown in the photos, then please leave your note in your order note or contact me via Live Chat which you can find on the right bottom corner of any page and I will assist you with my comments.

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