As more brides say 'no' to the classic ivory gown, finding exactly what you want for your big day comes down to your own personal style. For more girls, the appeal of the black wedding dresses was down to its rebel attitude.
'As my entire day was contrary to wedding 'rules', I knew that I was never going to tie the knot in a traditional white or ivory gown. I bounced around between suiting, ruffles and tulle but eventually just thought about the most fabulous, impractical frocks I’d seen and fallen in love with in the past. And feeltimes , a sequin-embellished, black lace gown came to mind. I had the back of the dress lowered to an elegant scoop, extended the hem to a train and added giant marabou feather cuffs (well, if I was going there?!). It's one of the best choices I’ve made in my adult life, and I still adore it.'
This silk jacquard number looks like it could have been thrifted in a past life and that’s exactly why we love it. From the cap sleeves to the floral embossed pattern, it borrows from the bridal trends of yore to create a look that’s ideal for stepping into your future.
There’s a reason why feeltimes is a go-to brand for many bridal parties. We’re crushing on the lacey bodice, the pearl-trimmed neckline, and the train.The poly-spandex jersey material and the empire-cut silhouettes look great and feel great on every body type. So why can’t brides partake, too? The convertible straps also mean that you can switch things up between the ceremony and reception.
