The bridal gown is one of the most important elements of a wedding. The wedding gown symbolizes your journey to this moment and a start to a new beginning. It also sets the tone of the wedding. With that being said, no wonder it's one of the most difficult itmes to buy. Not only will this wedding dress be a symbol of your wedded bliss but also a large investment. Marry Me Wedding Palace™ offers a variety of designer dresses for brides, bridesmaids, mother (in-law) and flower girls. Dress sizes range from 4-44 and popular colors such as white, ivory, pink, lavender, navy, cream and many more.
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When
choosing your wedding gown make sure to select a variety of styles, be
it the neckline, silhouette or waistline because the gown may not look
the same on you as it does on the model. And
NEVER purchase a wedding dress without trying it on first.
Because we all know that something as special and important as a wedding
gown cannot be purchased without making sure it's absolutely perfect.
Marry
Me Wedding Palace™ accepts appointments
and walk-ins 7 days a week.
| Here are some useful terms you may run into when searching for your wedding dress. Move your mouse over the terms and see an illustration in the center picture. | |
| Headpiece: |
ornamental, ceremonial, or traditional covering
for the head
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| Neckline: |
the line of the neck opening of a gown.
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| Sleeve: |
a part of a garment covering an arm.
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| Bodice |
top portion of the gown between the neck and waist.
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| Waistline: | horizontal seam that joins the bodice to the skirt of the dress. |
| Silhouette: |
overall shape of the gown.
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| Hemline: |
length of the dress.
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| Train: | (elongated) back portion of the wedding gown that can lie on the floor and trail the bride as she walks. |
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Designer: MoriLee |Sleeve: Strapless || Waistline: Bateau | |Silhouette: A-line ||Train: Semi-cathedral | |
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