Wedding dress Toronto: tea length dress

Are you looking for a sweet, sassy and slightly retro wedding dress?

If you’re looking for a sweet, sassy and slightly retro wedding dress, a tea length is a good choice. Easier to wear than a full length gown, tea length wedding dresses are effortlessly cool. They are also a great option for shoe-addicted brides who can show off their footwear to full effect. They look great with headdresses, work well with a vintage theme and show off your legs – what’s not to love? (wedding dress Toronto)

Justin Alexander – Style 8881

This pretty tea length wedding gown from Justin Alexander’s 2017 collection is perfect if you want to add some 1950’s wedding style to your day. The lace bodice is beautifully detailed and then leaves to a full A-line skirt. The nipped in waist makes this gorgeous wedding dress Toronto a real figure flatterer.

Kitty & Dulcie – Baroness Pearl

A white tea dress can have the wow factor, but adding a pop of colour by way of a brightly hued sash, handbag and/or shoes really makes a tea dress shine. This gorgeous v-back Baroness Pearl dress by Kitty & Dulcie, made with lace and tulle, looks perfect with a bright red sash, apple motif bag, rainbow court shoes and a fascinator: the perfect styling for a funky bride.

Justin Alexander Signature – Style 9800

Add some grown up glam to your bridal look with this pretty embroidered gown from Justin Alexander Signature. The sweetheart neckline is a flattering and romantic detail, this leads to a cinching in waist and a flowing skirt with lots of layers.

Lillian West – Style 6420

Rustic brides will love this laid back wedding dress Toronto style from Lillian West. If you are looking for a beautiful boho inspired wedding dress Toronto then this could be the perfect choice for you. The tiered lace detail gives this tea length wedding gown a bohemian edge that would look perfect at a woodland inspired wedding day.

Romantica – Mimi

The romantic Mimi dress from Romantica has classic, Hollywood film star appeal: if you love the glamour and charming allure of Audrey Hepburn, it could be the one for you. The long sleeves make it utterly sophisticated and the structured A-line skirt is very feminine, creating a timeless silhouette. This dress is perfect for a country house or stately manor wedding.

Alexia Designs – Style W392

The gorgeous v-shaped neckline of style W392 from Alexia Designsgives this dress a sophisticated edge. With a chic tea length, and lashings of lace, it is accompanied by a soft satin belt and gorgeous floral detail. For the ultimate wow factor, choose sky high platform peep-toes adorned with lace or flowers and wear an oversized flower in your hair. (wedding dress Toronto)

Phil Collins Bridal (wedding dress Toronto)

The unusual, scoop neckline of this pretty tea-length dress by Phil Collins Bridal makes a big impression. Beautified by a pretty brooch, the neckline would suit an elegant bride with a love of eternal style. Strappy sandals or mid-heel court shoes, and Hollywood-style curls, complete the sophisticated styling. (wedding dress Toronto)

Forget Me Not – Adele (wedding dress Toronto)

The great thing about a tea length dress is that it allows you to choose statement fabrics and design without looking over the top. The amazing Adele dress by Forget Me Not is 50s influenced with a bateau neckline, self tie sash and bow, and a vintage pearl motif waistband. The really special design element is the guipure lace placed over sea green satin (choose from a range of colours) making it completely unique.

Coast – Mendez (wedding dress Toronto)

A tea dress doesn’t have to have a high neck or long sleeves. As this simply stunning bandeau dress (Mendez by Coast) shows, a sleeveless tea length can really make a statement. Perfect for destination or high summer weddings. This tiered organza dress falls just below the knee and would look amazing with an elaborate headdress or fascinator.(wedding dress Toronto)

Alfred Angelo – Style 2429 (wedding dress Toronto)

A tea dress made with lace is extra girly and beautifully feminine. If you want to be a little more daring with your hem, a cocktail length is just a tiny bit shorter than traditional tea length, skimming the knee. Flaring out wonderfully from the waist, this Alfred Angelo dress, with net, re-embroidered lace and satin, is all kinds of flirtatious.

Karen George (wedding dress Toronto)

If you’d like to go just a tad longer than tea length, a ballerina length dress is a good option. Sitting just above the ankle, it still shows off your shoes. But it is slightly more modest than a tea or cocktail length dress. This gorgeous lace design by Karen George creates a beautiful silhouette and the delicate lace appliqué neckline. Plus, a key hole back, enhances its prettiness.

So Sassi – Alice (wedding dress Toronto)

For a tea length gown with a thoroughly modern twist, consider Alice from So Sassi. This divine dress has a high low hem: from the front, it’s classic tea length. But the back dips towards the heel, creating the effect of a train. With a sweetheart bust and a beautiful brooch at the centre of the sash. This dress is fashionable, retro and unbelievably stylish, all at once. (wedding dress Toronto)

From: https://www.hitched.co.uk/wedding-planning/bridalwear-articles/tea-length-wedding-dresses_768.htm