And when choosing the long-awaited lace wedding dress, it is necessary to consider not only the model, but also the style of the lace.
And you don't need to be an "expert" on the subject, but with the help of this post you will discover the types of lace for wedding dresses, in addition to seeing incredible models, which will make you make the right decision when choosing the right one. dressed for the big day.
Types of lace for wedding dress
renaissance lace
This type of lace originates from Europe, more precisely from Italy, but it arrived in Brazil and is currently a type of lace that is widely produced in the northeast region.
The renaissance lace is exclusively handmade and features marked lines, more geometric designs and a matte appearance.
This type of lace is a slightly less traditional version and a little heavier, which is why it is recommended for wedding dresses that are far from the ordinary, featuring artisanal lace with a lot of style.
Arabesque lace
This type of lace is like an embroidery on tulle that features an arabesque design instead of the traditional floral designs of the more well-known lace.
The arabesque lace is an incredible option for dresses with transparencies and tulles, highlighting the embroidery that gives rise to this lace.
French lace
French lace is well known as an option for a lace wedding dress, and its delicacy is not restricted to a single type of lace, but brings several variations that fall into the category of French lace.
Soutache
French soutache lace is a type of lace with embossed designs made from soutache yarn over a thin and very delicate lace.
The soutache thread embroidered on the lace guarantees a heavier finish to the look of the fabric, which is why it is a type of lace suitable for more structured dresses, avoiding the use of this lace in more fluid and light proposals.
Guipure
Guipure lace (guipir), also known as Venetian lace, is a more rigid and full-bodied type of lace, since it is formed through embroidery on a thin fabric and with spacing between the formation of the lace, which is ideal for being used in appliqués or as a sheer part of the dress.
This type of lace is more suitable for straight dresses, since more rigid lace is not ideal for brides looking for light and flowing dresses.
Whipped Cream
One of the best known French lace styles, Chantilly lace is a classic and timeless option that is often in high demand among brides.
This type of lace is made of polyester and features drawings of flowers and branches superimposed on a thin, flat canvas, which ensures delicacy throughout the entire fabric.
Chantilly lace is an option that goes well with different models of bridal gowns, ranging from princess dress-style modeling to lighter and more fluid models.
The delicacy of this lace gives a more romantic air, and is perfect for those looking for this proposal for the wedding dress.
Alençon
One of the versions of French lace is alençon lace, a type of lace made on thin canvas that mixes embroidery with thin and thick threads.
This mix of embroidery creates a pattern with florals and brings a lot of delicacy and charm to the wedding dress.
Delicate lace is an option for different styles of dresses, and matches different models.
Make it Italian
Italian lace is a version of noble lace embroidered in fine fabric, giving the fabric a romantic and lighter look.
This type of lace is usually more affordable than some versions of French lace, and is an option to be used in different models of wedding dress.
richelieu income
Richelieu lace has the characteristic of being a more rustic and hard lace, with a slightly heavier look.
These characteristics of lace make the fabric perfect for heavier dresses with less fluidity, in addition to being a perfect option to be used as appliqués on wedding dresses.
Income Point D'esprit / Swiss Point
This type of income is a lesser-known version and has gained more visibility these days.
The Swiss stitch lace is an embroidered version on a light and flowing fabric that has a few dots that look like embroidered polka dots on the fabric.
This type of lace goes well with details of wedding dresses, and can be used in light and flowing dress options, in addition to being an incredible option for a boho wedding dress.
lace wedding dress models
short lace wedding dress
As inspiration for a short lace wedding dress, the proposal here brings a classic and beautiful model to be used in simple ceremonies or as a proposal for a wedding dress for a civil wedding.
The classic model is a tube dress with long sleeves, and all in floral lace, which stands out on the arms, since this region of the dress has no lining.
long lace wedding dress
For those looking for fluid and light versions of long wedding dresses, an incredible inspiration is this model from Ateliê Bossa Nova.
The Amethyst dress is a combination of two lace – guipure and French.
The guipure lace, which has a more rustic look, was applied to the bodice and slightly overlapped with draped tulle, which ensures the dress is lighter.
French lace appears on the flowy skirt and combines with the proposal for a lighter skirt, which also features tulle strips, maintaining the perfect balance between the entire dress.
Princess style lace wedding dress
Among the styles of princess dresses for brides, the version here features the Safira model from Ateliê Bossa Nova.
The princess dress is a version with a bodice in lace embroidered with beads, beads and sequins, highlighting the lace even more.
The model still brings the charm of the long sleeves and the back neckline.
To follow the princess style, the dress features a flared skirt with layers of tulle, which give the dress a fuller style, but with a lot of delicacy.
Dress with lace on the arms
There are countless possibilities for using lace in the wedding dress, and a very frequent proposal is to use lace without lining in this region, highlighting the delicate work of the lace on the skin.
As an inspiration for a dress with lace on the arms, this option features a tulle full skirt dress, with a white lining bodice and superimposed lace, in addition to 3/4 sleeves in fine and delicate lace.
The lace on the sleeves sits flat against the skin and highlights the fabric's delicate, romantic look.
Mermaid-style dress with lace
Lace is a type of fabric that can be used in different styles of wedding dresses, and one of the models that looks beautiful with lace is the mermaid wedding dress.
The modeling is a mix between the most sensual and body-adjusted style with the delicacy and romanticism of the lace, which brings the perfect balance to the wedding dress.
Inspired by a mermaid dress model, this lace wedding dress version features the delicate fabric throughout the piece and the white, structured lining as the background.
The model still features long sleeves in lace and without lining, highlighting the delicacy of the fabric.
Long sleeve lace dress
Among the options for the long-sleeved lace wedding dress, one of the versions is the Larimar model, by Ateliê Bossa Nova.
The dress is a mix between retro and boho style, and features a deep neckline on the French lace bodice and long gypsy-style sleeves, with a light and flowing look.
The dress still features a mix between French lace and tulle, which appears on the skirt giving a light look to the dress, which makes it the perfect option for a wedding on the beach or in the countryside.
simple lace dress
For those looking for simple lace wedding dress inspiration, one of the possibilities for the big day is this model with a flowing skirt and lace bodice.
The simple wedding dress has a lace bodice with short sleeves and a skirt in light, flowing fabric, which gives the skirt an idea of movement and a very delicate style.
So, do you have your favorite version of lace? Tell me, here in the comments, what your dream model is and which of these options you would use on the big day.
