Lace, lining and transparency
Lace Boho Wedding Dresses, Handmade in Our Studio
The lining beneath the lace changes both its appearance and coverage. Compare the details in our gown photos, then ask Shany about the options for the dress you like.
Why the lining changes the look
Ivory lace over nude lining creates more contrast and makes the lace pattern stand out. Ivory-on-ivory gives a softer, more traditional look. An opaque lining gives more coverage, while a more transparent bodice creates a lighter appearance.
We confirm the lining color and how much coverage you want before anything is cut.
Changes to discuss with Shany
- Neckline shape or depth
- Bodice lining and transparency
- Sleeve style
- Back coverage
- Skirt lining length
- Train or slit on selected designs
Not every request is possible. Where the lace falls and how the gown is seamed will sometimes rule a change out.
See the lace up close
Look at close-up product photos, real-bride images, Etsy reviews and Instagram videos. Ask us for clarification when a detail is not clear from the listing.
Same studio, two ways to order
Shop lace gowns here or on Etsy
Our website carries the full lace and boho collections. Etsy carries a smaller selection plus the reviews from brides who ordered before you. Shany answers your questions before and after your order, whether you buy here or on Etsy.
The same studio makes the dresses. Availability, prices, customization choices and policies can differ by listing and channel.
Speak with Shany
Need help choosing the lining?
Send Shany the dress you like and tell her how much coverage you want. She can explain the lining options before you order. The consultation is free, with no obligation to buy.
You can also browse our real-bride photographs and read customer reviews on Etsy.
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