Wedding Dress Bustle

Added by our alterations experts at your fitting a bustle will keep your gown danceable while adding a lovely new dimension to your wedding day look.

Wedding dress bustle. Then tuck the back of the skirt up and under the dress so you can attach the eye hook to the tie on the underside. Because of the difference in color of the 2 layers it looked weird in a lot of different bustle styles including french. The bustle is in use today primarily to lift the long elegant trains of wedding gowns off the floor.

Adding a bridal gown bustle. Our boutique specializes in designer sample gowns straight off the rack. Despite what some might think bustles aren t just for ball gowns or dresses with some major train drama.

Enter the bustle a series of hooks buttons or ribbons that lift up and secure the train making it even with your hemline. Next sew an eye hook to the end of the train. Hope you enjoyed these ideas on how to bustle a wedding dress.

A tufted dress usually has embellishments like rhinestones or beads scattered throughout the skirt. Instead of a framework worn under the wedding gown the long train is lifted with buttons or ties to create a lovely bouffant style that is also very practical. There are many types of bustles and nearly all wedding gowns that aren t tea length have hooks ties or buttons sewn into the wedding dress train to create a uniformed hemline after the ceremony.

We have hand picked a collection of beautiful wedding dresses to fit any bride s taste. This is because every bride is unique and your bustle needs to be custom made to lift the back of your wedding dress to your perfect hem length. They seamlessly secure any extra fabric off of the ground and into the back of the dress to keep it from dragging across the floor all night.

We look forward to meeting you and helping you find your perfect gown. We offer a calm beautiful atmosphere where you can enjoy the process of selecting your gown. The train of your wedding dress is a gorgeous dramatic and by nature of having a long swathe of fabric trailing behind you somewhat cumbersome detail.