DIY wedding dress bustle

Anyone who has ever gotten married can testify that weddings are incredibly expensive. Most couples look for ways to cut corners and save money, and one way you can do that is by bustling your gown yourself. Wedding dresses do not come...

Create a classic accent on the train of your dress Even though most wedding dresses don't come with a bustle automatically, it's important to bustle a wedding dress after the ceremony. A bustle pulls the back of the dress off the ground so...

A bustle is a beautiful way to gather the extra fabric at the back of a long dress without sacrificing style. Bustles have been around since the 1800s when the hoop skirt gave way to the full-backed Victorian dress. Today, the most common use of a bustle is holding up the train of a wedding dress.

Find your dream wedding dress at Adore Bridal on Instagram: "Many brides opt to bustle their dress after the ceremony in order to move, dance, and walk freely without the train getting stepped on during the reception! This dress happens to come with a built in bustle and the cutest bow🎀 . ✨Available for try-on in our Arizona location . . . . . #weddingdress #dressbustle #bustle #bowbustle #builtinbustle #justinalexander #jabride #azbride #arizonabride #receptiondress"

Katerina Bocci on Instagram: "When a bride wants it all, mermaid, big skirt, bustle 🤍 @andrinaattiq #katerinabocci #weddingdress #couture #bespoke #michiganbride"

I realize that the average Sewer isn't always sewing or altering wedding dresses. However, I didn't want to leave out this post because I wanted to show you how something that seems so complicated can actually be easier then you thought. So try your very very hardest not to be intimidated by formal wear. At the end of the day its still just fabric and was made with needle and thread just like everything else you wear. With the bustle undone This beautiful girl is the sweetest thing you could…

Rose Fine Alterations on Instagram: "If you’re low on bustle inspo I’ve got you covered! I’ve been loving this two-tiered French bustle I’ve been doing quite a bit lately. It looks stunning on fit-and-flare silhouettes. 🥰🪡🤍 #bridalalterations #bridalsewing #weddingdress #weddingdressbustle"