Product Overview
KEMEDRESS · BRIDAL EDITION
THE LACE
TO VOLUME
Fine lace at the bodice. Full tulle from the waist.
V-NECK · SPAGHETTI STRAPS · BALL GOWN
01 / THE FRONT SILHOUETTE
02 / THE CORSET BACK
THE BODICE
Lace in Focus
Delicate floral appliqués define the fitted bodice, following the shape of the waist before meeting a plunging V neckline. Fine spaghetti straps keep the upper silhouette visually open, allowing the lacework to remain the centre of attention.
THE CHANGE OF PROPORTION
From Waist to Skirt
The fitted waist creates a clear transition into a generous, floor-length tulle skirt. Multiple layers give the ball gown its broad outline, while horsehair flares at the hem help the lower edge hold a more defined shape.
That contrast is what gives this white bridal gown its character: intricate detail above, expansive volume below. The skirt has the presence suited to a formal entrance, while the lightweight-looking tulle keeps the overall composition romantic.
THE BACK CONSTRUCTION
A Corset Finish
The lace-up back brings the bodice together with an adjustable-looking corset closure. Its fitted shape works with the defined waist, while the built-in bra provides an integrated foundation. For the best fit, take accurate bust and waist measurements before choosing your size.
A CLASSIC SHAPE, REVISITED
The Modern Romantic Bride
Full-skirted bridal silhouettes and expressive lace details have returned to the conversation around 2026 wedding fashion. This design brings those familiar elements together through a defined V-neck bodice, slim straps and a generous tulle skirt.
It suits traditional church ceremonies, country-house weddings and grand reception settings where a full ball gown feels at home. Pair it with a simple veil or understated jewellery to keep the lace neckline visible.
EXPLORE THE BRIDAL DETAILS
ORDER INFORMATION
Made for Your Measurements
£189
Standard tailoring normally takes 10–18 business days, followed by an estimated 2–8 business days for shipping. Rush production is available as a separate option. Please check the selected option and event date when placing your order.
Veil, jewellery and other styling accessories shown in photographs are not included.
BRIDAL FITTING NOTES
Questions Before You Choose
01. How should I measure for a lace-up ball gown wedding dress?
Measure your bust and natural waist while wearing the undergarments planned for the wedding day. Keep the tape level and comfortably close to the body. The lace-up back offers some fitting flexibility, but accurate measurements remain important for the bodice and waist.
02. What kind of veil works with the V-neck lace bodice?
A plain tulle veil is a considered choice because it adds length without competing with the appliqué neckline. For a more detailed veil, check that its lace pattern does not visually crowd the bodice.
03. Can the spaghetti straps be adjusted during alterations?
Strap length affects both neckline position and bust support. Discuss any required adjustment with your seamstress before altering the straps, especially because the bodice has lace appliqué and an integrated bra.
04. What should I consider when hemming a layered tulle ball gown?
The outer tulle layers and horsehair-flared hem need careful handling to preserve the skirt's outline. Bring your wedding shoes to the fitting and ask the seamstress to assess the layers individually before trimming.
05. Will the built-in bra replace a separate bridal bra?
The dress includes a built-in bra, which provides an integrated base beneath the lace bodice. Whether additional support is needed depends on your preferred fit and personal comfort; test this during your fitting rather than assuming another bra is necessary.
06. How can I keep the lace bodice from being hidden by jewellery?
The V-shaped neckline already creates a clear focal point. Short drop earrings or a fine bracelet can complement the look while leaving the floral appliqué and neckline unobstructed.
07. Is this full tulle skirt practical for a seated wedding reception?
The generous skirt needs room when sitting, standing and moving between tables. Practise sitting in the gown during your fitting, and ask your seamstress how to arrange the layers comfortably without flattening the hem.
