This dress was a lovely surprise. We wore them for a country club wedding and the style suited the venue spot on. The flower on the shoulder is a fun touch that makes it stand out from a standard bridesmaid dress. I could eat, drink, and dance without constantly fixing the top. The material feels pretty good for the price and it held up really well through a massive day of celebrating.

Wore this as a bridesmaid for a traditional church wedding. The neckline is modest enough for church but still has a modern vibe with the single strap. Sitting and standing during the service was easy as the skirt is so roomy. The tulle did get a bit of static cling from the pews, but a quick spray of anti-static sorted it out before the reception.

Wore this to a city loft wedding. The one-shoulder look feels super modern, while the tulle keeps it soft. I was stoked with how easy it was to move around in. Sitting at the dinner table was comfy and the strap never dug into my shoulder. It's a gorgeous dress that takes a great photo in both natural and indoor light.

We had a super windy spring wedding day. The tulle skirt blew around heaps during the photos, but it actually made for some really awesome action shots. The top part is structured well enough that I felt supported even without a normal bra. The colour was a bit lighter in person than I expected from my screen, but it still went perfectly with the wedding colours.

This was my dress for a spring garden wedding. The colour matched the bride's vision exactly and looked absolutely gorgeous 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 huge deal for me since I was running around helping set up decos. The skirt has heaps of layers so it looks really full when you twirl.