Lace.

Once cherished as the ultimate wedding fabric because of its delicacy, scarcity and cost, lace is less popular than it once was. Lace sets the tone for a wedding that embraces tradition. While there are infinite varieties of lace, each specific weave has its own distinct look and defining characteristics.

Fragile and timeless, lace exudes tradition, propriety and romance. The finest lace, with its fluttery delicate nature and timeless honored handwork, makes it a cherished accent to the traditional bride’s wedding gown.

While there are infinite varieties of lace, each specific weave has its own distinct look and defining characteristics. The range in lace styles is enormous, from fragile and delicate Chantilly lace, to elaborate, re-embroidered Alençon or Venice.

Lace is particularly well suited for morning or daytime weddings, as it provides adornment and texture without beading or shine. When coupled with other delicate fabrics such as silk taffeta or duchess satin, lace can provide just the right amount of traditional appeal.