Satin wedding dresses

They are all smooth, lustrous fabrics. Mikado is a heavier, structured satin that holds shape well for A-line and ball gown skirts, while charmeuse is lighter and silkier, so it drapes and moves close to the body. Our Juniper and Iris use mikado, and the Jolie and Rowan use Japanese charmeuse.

It can be. The Venus is made in a stretchy Italian satin, designed from bride feedback to be super flattering and extremely comfortable, and the Bixby’s charmeuse has enough weight to feel substantial but is light enough to dance the night away in.

Yes. The Mariah is an Italian satin trumpet gown edged with scalloped eyelash lace, and the Clementine pairs satin with a detachable bow. For a cleaner look, see our simple wedding dresses.

Yes. Every dress is made in your own measurements and proportions. Based on any existing design we can change the neckline shape, choose a different lining color, add removable sleeves and straps, add support, specify the train length and more.

Lace & Liberty custom gowns range from $1,500 to $5,500, and most brides spend $2,000–$3,500. Customizations to an existing collection design start at $250. Get a personalized number with our price estimate.

Our standard turnaround is about 6 months from the date you order, including consultations, design finalization, production edits and shipping. Rush options of 18, 12 or 8 weeks ($250, $450 or $600) may be available depending on our production schedule and fabric availability. See timing & rush orders.

Yes. Book a free one-hour appointment at our San Francisco showroom at 1301 Castro St to try on 200+ samples in sizes 0–20, or a free 20-minute virtual design consultation from anywhere. We ship worldwide from San Francisco.