Diy 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...

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...

There is no right or wrong way to bustle a wedding dress. Just make sure you use enough hooks to bear the weight of the dress.

Every brides dream is to have an amazing princess wedding gown with a long impressive train or an incredible mermaid wedding gown with a complex lace or tulle train. This is the perfect look for the ceremony and your exceptional wedding photos will prove it. Every guest will be in awe of your beautiful gown…

This DIY tutorial will show you how to change a zipper to a lace up back. You'll also learn to make your own corset back panel.

Hey all!! This is my dress....what would be the best bustle style to keep the look and details while being able to comfortably move all night???...

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.

Figuring out the exact science of bustling a wedding dress isn't always an easy task. Learn all about the five most common wedding dress bustle types, including the mistakes to avoid when tackling this bridal gown alteration.