An intricate design of beads around the embroidered bodice matches the front base of the skirt.
The simplicity of spacing creates just the right amount of sparkle to the gown.
The colours chosen were golds, bronze and pearls to break away from the traditional white gown and add a classic and feminine detail to the dress.
I designed my own wedding dress from a gown I tried on in Sydneys Queen Victoria Building at the time. The dress I tried on was heavy and overloaded with beads. My dressmaker said she could make it more subtle so I could make a statement with the necklace and earrings which I would be willing to sell also. (price listed is only for the dress)
They are made up of swarovski crystals bronze, gold, clear and pearls which set the dress off.
Corset back of the bodice gives a vintage look and the skirt has built in tulle to channel your inner ballerina not itchy very soft and comfortable.
It is a beautiful gown that made me feel absolutely stunning on the day. I am sure most people get compliments on their wedding day but I had numerous people come up to me through the park and particularly comment on this dress!
I would love to see someone get some use out of it instead of packed in a box.

Still in amazing condition maybe one or two beads at the base that might be a bit loose.
It has been in a box since it went to the dry cleaners but the two pictures on the end were only taken recently.
It is in excellent condition but may need another steam to get any creases out.