This is what sunrays reflecting off a first snow, captured in a dress look like. A-line silhouette accents your waist, floating yards of fabric spread all over your body into a subtle train, creating very real image of crusted diamonds all over. Draped straps open your back and décolleté area, showing your arms, so whether you decide to wear your hair up or down, it will not distract any attention from you or the dress. The way the dress sparkles and glitters is indescribable, only for eyes to witness and enjoy. Midas touch reads all over the dress. We bet Cinderella would choose this dress too, if she was to get married in our days 😉

Pro tip: Off-the-shoulder dresses are gorgeous, but they may limit your movement if you plan on dancing or being very active. Lace is not very stretchy, so raising your arms or participating in activities that require a lot of arm movement may be difficult. Just keep this in mind!

Important info: kindly be aware that the draping of fabric is a manual process, and there may be slight variations in the number and size of folds compared to the photo.

The width of the lacing area on the back of the wedding dress can range from 1" to 6", depending on measurements and the level of tightening.