About the Dress

This Jordan dress by Madi Lane (https://madilane.com/product/jordan/) was a dreamy addition to my special day and now it could be part of yours.

The exquisite ivory fabric adorned with 3D flowers and intricate embroidery got so many compliments. There are three layers to the dress: the first outer one with 3D chiffon detailed lace petals; and internal lace one (really elegant) and the main layer (silky soft Charmeuse). I did get it altered to take out a fourth layer, which I found make it heavy and hot (and we got married in summer in New Zealand). The beautiful sweetheart neckline and delicate straps add a touch of romance to the A-line dress. The bodies has illusion exposed boning, giving it a structured and fitted look. It has inbuilt cups (10E size), but those are easy to take out / change for your own (as I did). It has a hidden zip then three buttons at the back. I already added an extra one to button it up if you don't want the train (and I actually wore it without the train most of the time, as it sits very beautifully). I'm 174cm and wore it with flat sandals. It was very comfortable all day long. My measurements are above - usually I'm exactly a EU/DE38, which sometimes is a UK10 or 12.

Other than those alterations (removing a layer, adding bustling, changing the cup size), it is unaltered. I got it drycleaned with The Dress Co and honestly it is better than new after that!

The dress felt to me like a perfect blend of sophistication and whimsy. I hope it brings you as much joy and happiness as it brought me. Whether you're planning a garden ceremony or a grand celebration, this dress will elevate any venue and make you feel truly stunning on your special day.

Very happy for you to come and try it on in London (N16). Also happy to ship anywhere in Europe (or can take to New Zealand in August if you are based there and want to purchase it before trying it).

I am also selling a sheer chiffon wrap if you are interested - I didn't wear it as ended up being a little too big (more like UK14) and I didn't end up needing it for the church ceremony.