Different bustle styles

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.

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.

The bustle is the way your dress will lift up and be pinned in the back after the wedding ceremony so that the train of the gown does not drag all the floor all night—it makes it so you can dance like nobody’s watching!

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.

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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…