Although there are many beautiful bridal fabrics, none can match with lace for making lace wedding dresses.
Essentially, lace is an ornamental textile whose enchanting motifs are created by looping and twisting threads. Firstly produced in France, in sixteenth-century, lace was named after its place of origin. It is regarded as precious fabric and makes high demands on the process. At first, they were exclusive to the royalty and rich, and were incorporated into fashion elements. Queen Victoria wore vintage wedding dress with a lace veil on her wedding day in 1840.
Since then, with the popularity of lace, more and more brides fall in love with lace wedding dresses. Now, most lace is made by machine, and brides are sure to look for what they like. The delicate lace bridal gowns are feather-light and bring brides memorable moments.
