This dress was a pleasant surprise. We wore them for a country club wedding and the style fit the venue really well. The flower on the shoulder is a fun touch that makes it stand out from a basic bridesmaid dress. I was able to eat, drink, and dance without constantly adjusting the top. The material feels pretty decent for the price and it held up well through a really long day of celebrating.

Wore this as a bridesmaid for a traditional church ceremony. The neckline is modest enough for a church setting but still has a modern vibe with the single strap. Sitting down and standing up during the service was super easy because the skirt is so roomy. The tulle did get a little static cling from the church pews, but some anti-static spray fixed it right up before the reception.

Wore this for a city loft wedding. The one-shoulder look feels very modern, while the tulle keeps it soft. I was really happy with how easy it was to move around in. Sitting at the dinner table was comfortable and the strap never dug into my shoulder. It's a great dress that photographs really well in both natural and indoor light.

We had a very windy spring wedding day. The tulle skirt blew around a lot during photos but it actually made for some really cool action shots. The top part is structured well enough that I felt supported even without a regular bra. The colour was slightly lighter in person than I expected from my screen, but it still worked really well with the wedding palette.

This was my dress for a spring garden wedding. The colour matched the bride's vision exactly and looked really nice against all the greenery in our photos. I really liked the asymmetrical look of the one shoulder. It felt secure all day, which is a big deal for me since I was running around helping set up decorations. The skirt has a lot of layers so it looks very full when you spin.