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Length & Movement
A Different Hemline, A Different Mood
The hemline changes the proportions and character of a wedding dress. Shorter styles bring a fresh, less traditional feel, tea-length skirts introduce a distinctive mid-calf proportion, and high-low designs create movement through an asymmetrical finish.
SHORTER HEMLINES
Short Wedding Dresses
Above-the-knee and knee-length wedding dresses offer a lighter alternative to a traditional full-length gown. They are often considered for civil ceremonies, wedding receptions, informal celebrations and a second bridal outfit.
MID-CALF PROPORTION
Tea-Length Wedding Dresses
Tea-length designs typically fall between the knee and ankle, often around mid-calf. The visible hemline gives the skirt a recognisable vintage influence while retaining a formal bridal appearance.
ASYMMETRICAL HEM
High-Low Wedding Dresses
A shorter front and longer back create the signature high-low shape. The contrast reveals more of the legs at the front while allowing the back of the skirt to retain length and movement.
Choosing the right length
Think About the Whole Occasion
Consider your ceremony setting, footwear and how much freedom of movement you would like. Product photographs and garment measurements are useful references when comparing different hemlines.