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1940's Tiered Lace Wedding Dress w/Beaded Accents

1940's Tiered Lace Wedding Dress w/Beaded Accents

1940's Tiered Lace Wedding Gown, fully lined, beaded accents, capped sleeves and a beautiful trailing train. 

Fabric Content: 100% Cotton 

Original Maker: Unknown

Made in: USA

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Shipping: Each gown is meticulously packaged with the greatest of care. Tracking will be available and all our gowns are fully insured. Giving you peace of mind, to know your beautiful gown will arrive safely and as expected. 

About our gowns: Vintage gowns can often run small, but at Le' Little Rose we strive to give them a new fit and finish for today's modern bride! With tender care, we will use various methods to alter the gown to meet your dress size or completely reconstruct the gown for a full transformation.

Bodice Closure Options: Because our vintage gowns go through an extensive restoration process, most buttons must be removed before hand. This allows our brides the opportunity to select their preferred back closure. If able to be cleaned we can either restore the gowns original satin buttons or choose from our silk bridal, freshwater pearl, crystal, silk ribbon embroidered buttons; a mesh zipper, or our corset inserts.

We also offer fully restored vintage veils, hand sewn premium tulle veils and luxurious silk veils. Custom petticoats and era accurate slips are also available upon request. Contact us today to reimagine the wedding gown of your dreams!

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Our gift to you!

When you order one of our Little Rose wedding gowns, you will receive a complimentary garment bag complete with jewelry storage pocket and made of a breathable, non woven material.

How to Take Measurements
To ensure the perfect fit for your wedding dress, use a soft measuring tape, measure over undergarments and follow these basic guidelines.
Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, snug but not tight.
Waist: Measure around the natural waistline, about 1-2 inches above your belly button.
Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips, usually 7-9 inches below your natural waist.
Tips: Stand naturally with feet together and have someone assist you for accuracy. Double-check measurements and compare them to the chart above to select the closest size. If between sizes, consider choosing the larger size for alterations.