Product Overview
Kemedress / The Lace Atelier
Romance in Every Layer
Floral lace, sheer sleeves and a softly tiered tulle skirt give this bridal gown an expressive, old-world character with a light, graceful finish.
01 / Front silhouette
The first impression
Lace with a softer outline
The V-neckline opens the upper silhouette, framed by floral lace across the bodice. A short lace overlay sits over the shoulders, while sheer long sleeves continue beneath it to decorated cuffs.
The waist gives way to a flowing A-line skirt, where fine horizontal divisions create a gentle tiered effect before the wide lace border finishes the hem.
02 / Back view
A graceful open-back finish
From behind, the V-shaped opening brings a more revealing line to the lace bodice. Criss-cross lacing draws the back together and allows adjustment through the bodice.
The lace shoulder overlay continues around the upper back, creating a layered transition between the fitted bodice and the light tulle skirt.
The lace-up back / Rear silhouette
A note on the silhouette
A skirt with its own rhythm
The horizontal skirt divisions create movement without relying on an oversized ball-gown shape. Floral lace at the lower hem adds definition where the tulle meets the floor, giving the dress a distinctive finish in full-length portraits and while walking.
The setting
An heirloom-inspired bridal mood
Floral lace, a V-shaped back and full-length sleeves lend this design a romantic quality suited to traditional church ceremonies, country-house celebrations and garden weddings. Its layered skirt and delicate upper details also sit naturally within the vintage-inspired bridal look often chosen for historic UK and European venues.
Pearl earrings, a simple veil or a softly pinned hairstyle can complete the look without competing with the lace around the neckline and shoulders.
Details to consider before ordering
NECKLINE & BODICE
V-neck with floral lace detailing
SLEEVES
Sheer long sleeves with lace cuffs
BACK
V-shaped lace-up fastening
SKIRT
Tiered A-line tulle with lace hem
The fitting room notes
Measure carefully across the shoulders, bust and waist. The lace overlay and sheer sleeves need enough ease for comfortable arm movement, while the V-back lacing should sit securely without pulling the upper bodice out of shape.
For the most accurate skirt length, take your measurements while wearing the shoes planned for the ceremony. The Kemedress size chart can help you compare your measurements with the available sizes.
Further bridal inspiration
Dress specifications
| Colour | White |
| Silhouette | A-line |
| Length | Floor length |
| Neckline | V-neck |
| Fabric listed | Tulle |
| Sleeve style | Long sleeve |
| Back style | Lace-up |
| Embellishment | Lace |
| Built-in bra | Yes |
Made to order
Standard tailoring: 10–18 business days.
Standard shipping: 2–8 business days.
Optional rush service: dress completion in 10–15 days. Please allow additional time for delivery when planning around your wedding date. Veils, wraps, jackets, gloves, handbags and other pictured accessories are not included.
Questions from the fitting room
How should I choose a bra for a V-neck lace-up wedding dress?
The dress has a built-in bra, so begin by checking whether its support suits your needs. Additional underwear should be tested with both the V-neckline and lace-up back to avoid visible edges or straps.
Can the sheer sleeves be altered for a closer fit?
Sleeve alterations depend on the lace placement, cuff construction and available seam allowance. Discuss the fit through the upper arm and wrist before production so the decorative sections can be considered together.
What should I check when adjusting the lace-up back?
The tension should feel even across the back rather than tight at the waist or loose near the shoulders. Check that the V-shaped edge stays flat and that the bodice remains in its intended position when you sit and move.
Will the tiered tulle skirt need a special petticoat?
The skirt already has a layered shape. Any additional petticoat should be chosen after trying the dress, since extra volume may change the fall of the tiers and the way the lace hem hangs.
Which veil works best with the lace shoulder overlay?
A simple tulle veil with minimal edging keeps attention on the lace around the shoulders and bodice. If you prefer a lace-trimmed veil, compare its pattern and border width with the dress hem to avoid too many competing details.
How should the lace hem be handled when shortening the dress?
Ask the seamstress to inspect the lower lace border and tier joins before cutting. The finished length should be checked with your wedding shoes, and the lace edge should retain a balanced appearance around the skirt.
