Bridal Guide to Popular Wedding Dress Fabrics - FuzzyFabric.com

If you are getting a good wedding dress, choosing the accurate fabric is one of the most important points, to begin with. Every fabric has ideal look.
To make it easier for you to understand, we will divide them into two major groups:
Structured and Soft. Usually, a wedding dress is made up of a combination of fabrics, the stronger structured fabrics on specific areas, like the detailed bodice or underskirt while soft fabrics add more romance and elegance to your wedding dress. Here I mentioned some fabric materials.

Structured Fabrics:

Satin, Organza and Taffeta

Soft Fabrics:

Tulle, Lace, Chiffon, Georgette,

Structured Fabrics:

Satin:
Occasionally Referred to as ‘Duchess Satin‘. This is heavy, plain, and shiny. It is a popular fabric material because dress shape and natural sheen. Individual for traditional weddings, but not suggested for hot occasions due to, the structure is heavy.

Organza:

Organza fabric is versatile that looks like chiffon but is stiffer. It is especially great for overlay embellishments like trains, full skirts & bridal veils.

Taffeta:

Taffeta is similar to Satin Fabric. This is lighter, smooth & crisp, and rustles when you move. Suitable for structured ball gowns and full skirts. 

Soft Fabrics:

 
Tulle:

Tulle looks wonderful when mixed with other fabrics. It is also individual for overlay full skirts and wedding veils.

Lace:

A stunning fabric that gives a real Era look.

Chiffon:

It is transparent, sheer without sheen. Mostly available in simple styles, like prom and evening dresses. Chiffon wedding dresses are the perfect match for destination weddings in warm weather.

Georgette:

Georgette fabric is light, sheer & float, it is often used for wedding dress overlays and train embellishments, which can soften the silhouette of the dress.

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