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Veils size guide
You might find it very confusing when looking at the lengths of veils: fingertip length, knee-length, cathedral, and royal. Even with the same names, the lengths can vary from different sources. Apparently, there are no universal standards for veil lengths. It's best to measure the length you need, and if the listed item is not what you are after, request a custom size to fit your height for the best result.
Tips:
Ideally, your veil should be slightly longer than your train (if you are going for a long veil), with an extra 10-12 inches providing a snug surround for your dress.
However, there are no strict rules—feel free to choose a veil much longer than your dress if you prefer. We love the dramatic effect of a long statement veil.
We can make a veil in any length
Removable trains and overskirts size guide
What length for a blusher?
What width should I choose?
Veil width:
We recommend selecting the standard width of 1,5m/59 inches for short veils, such as floor length or shorter.
This width veil matches most dresses and works well even for wide-train dresses.
However, we suggest the veil be the same width or slightly wider than the train on the dress.
We can make a veil in any width
between 1 m/39" to 3 m/118".
1.5m/59" standard width
3m/118"
wide width
There are three main types of removable trains, also known as overlays or overskirts. Back train, Openfront train, Full skirt. Picture examples below.
Measurements needed for a BACK TRAIN: Waist width&Train Length
Waistband width(any width you desire, however, the back train is attached to the back of the waist, with the waistband width typically being equal to or less than half of the waist size.)
Length(the length of the back train should be longer than your dress train. Measure from the waistline to the desired length )
Measurements needed for an OPENFRONT TRAIN: Waist size, Side length, Back length
Waist size(full circle or the desired waistband width)
Side length(from the waistline to the floor with wedding shoes on)
Back length(your desired length, take the measurements of the center of the back)
Measurements needed for a FULL OVERSKIRT: Waist size, Front length, Back length
Waist size(full circle)
Front length(from the waistline to the floor with wedding shoes on),
Back length(your desired length, take the measurements of the center of the back)
We can make a train/overskirt in any length and width with many materials: tulle, satin, mikado, chiffon, crepe......
Dresses and Tops size guide
Openfront train
Full overskirt
Sleeves and straps size guide
Measurements needed for dresses:
A: Height
B: Bust
C: Waist
D: Hip
E: Waistline to floor
F: Arm length
G: Upper body height
H: Neck circumference
I: Upper arm circumference
J: Elbow circumference
K: Wrist circumference
Measurements needed for tops:
A: Height
B: Bust
C: Waist
D: Hip
F: Arm length
G: Upper body height
H: Neck circumference
I: Upper arm circumference
J: Elbow circumference
K: Wrist circumference
Tips:
Tips:
Information of F, I, J, K are only needed for dresses/ tops with sleeves, G and H are only needed for dresses/ tops with fitted necklines.
All dresses and tops are made to measure to fit your size.
We hope you find these size guides helpful. However, given the wide variety of styles, we may not cover everything. Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions about taking measurements, especially if you have a specific design in mind.
We are here to assist you!