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| Necklace, earrings, and wrap |
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| You can see the petals here, and the wrap from the back. I stepped on the dress during my first dance and pulled out the bustle ribbons. The dress had lengthened with the humidity and was too long all the way around the day of. |
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| Front of the dress, in dancing action! |
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| Pre-wedding photo |
9 comments:
aww that pic of you two dancing is so fab!!! your dress looks great even if it was too long!! yay marriage!! so happy for you two.
Gorgeous--congratulations! It looks so nice with all the petals. It's so well done! And the necklace is gorgeous.
I finished mine last night (I also used that Vogue pattern). It turned out a little wrinkly in the bodice since I altered the pattern to fit more tightly through the hips, but otherwise pretty successful. I'm going to add a belt. Did you steam yours to get all the wrinkles out or press?
Great dress for a great event!! You were radiant in the dress and jewelry!
Ray
So beautiful!! If the dress was too long, it sure doesn't show in the pictures. Just gorgeous!
Oh, this is truly stunning. What an amazing feeling of accomplishment you must have from sewing your own wedding dress! I really love it, very stylish and sophisticated with just the right amount of detail. You look gorgeous, congratulations!
Congratulations! The blog is so inspiring. I'm getting married (sometime) next year, and I'm planning to make my own dress. Awesome work!!!!
So beautiful! I wish I would have known how to sew when I got married. You did a wonderful job! Congratulations.
Oh my gosh, it turned out perfectly! I cannot believe you made that, seriously it looks AMAZING.
Dizzle, Lady Liz, Ray, Lelia, Ashley, Amy, Montanachic, and Haylee, thanks so much for your nice comments...I've got a big smile on!
Lady Liz--Congratulations on finishing your dress! I used a steamer...I got a little travel one to take along with me to Puerto Rico.
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