1910s Wedding Dresses

The typical 1910s wedding dress was made of a lightweight fabric like chiffon, lace, or silk. These dresses often featured intricate beading and embroidery, as well as lace collars and cuffs. The sleeves were usually three-quarter length and finished with frills or cuffs. The silhouette was typically long and slim, and the neckline was often a high-collar or a deep V-neck. The skirt was typically full and could be pleated, ruffled, or left plain.

The 1910s were an exciting time for wedding fashion, and the dresses of this era are still beautiful today. The timeless elegance and classic shapes of these dresses make them perfect for a vintage-inspired wedding.