Princess Tudor

The Tudor period featured low-cut, square necked gowns, elaborate blackwork embroidery and intricate beadwork, and a variety of sleeve styles. A noblewoman always wore a hoopskirt and a corset. A true Tudor gown is cut like a ballgown, but the bride who commissioned the gown below didn’t find the ballgown silhouette flattering to her figure, so this “Princess Tudor” was designed for her.
Price range $375.00 and up, not including the underpinnings (corset, hoopskirt, etc)


This gown is made of ivory brocade, fully-lined in silk-essence (polyester), and edged around the neckline, sleeves, front, and hem with metallic gold cording. The gown laces up the back, and a crinoline was also worn. *$650.00 as shown, not including the underpinnings (corset, hoopskirt, etc).*


		This lovely Alaskan bride was kind enough to send us pictures of her Princess Tudor gown. Aelinn S. writes, “I want you to know that I am pleased... no, more like AMAZED at the beautiful dress you created for me. It was comfortable and lovely and wonderful and I recommend you to anyone who asks about my dress or who talks of getting a special garment. Thank you for helping to make my wedding live up to my dreams!”




To view more Tudor gowns (non-wedding), click here.

Because we make every garment to your specifications you are never limited to just what you see.
We can make any desired changes to the design, color, or materials of the garments shown,
and all garments are made to your measurements, not some generic “size”.

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