A-line Trumpet Chapel Train Floral Wedding Dress with Ruched Waist

Fabulous wedding dress for you beautiful bride-to-be! With the classic white color, A-line silhouette and taffeta fabric, it is the perfect wedding gown in your dream. You will be amazed by the premium quality and great craft at the very sight of it.
Order this dress now and you will get a veil for free!

Warm Tip:
In order to fit maximumly, your full measurements will be needed. You can learn methods of measuring by the following measuring instruction picture. Because of the high producing standard, it has many procedures including plate making, tailoring, hand tailoring, sewing, embroidering and so on. Thus we need about three weeks (20 DAYS) to finish the wedding dress. Please order it before the wedding.

How to Measure Your Body for a Prom Dress
1. Measure your bust (chest) around the fullest part. Using a tape measure, wrap it around the largest part of your bust. Be sure you are wearing the bra that you intend on wearing with your prom dress for the most accurate measurement. Take in a breath as you measure to account for breathing room in your prom dress. Also, be sure to have your arms relaxed and by your side, not above your head.
2. Wrap the tape measure around the smallest part of your waist to get the correct waist measurement. The smallest part of your waist is usually right above your belly button. Stand up straight with good posture when you measure your waist. Poor posture can lead to a prom dress that bunches in the waist.
3. To measure your hips, make sure that the tape measure is around the fullest part of your hips and rear. If you don`t buy a prom dress big enough to fit your hips and rear properly, you could end up splitting the dress in the back while dancing with your prom date. That`s an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction that is easily prevented with accurate dress measurements.
4. Don`t forget to measure for dress length. Put on the shoes that you`ll be wearing to prom when you measure length. Then measure your body from the tops of your shoulders to the heels of your shoes. Not taking length measurements before you buy a prom dress could result in a dress that is too short or too long for your body.