Wedding dresses with no train?

Have you tried looking for 'prom' dresses or 'ballgown' dresses instead? Also you could try looking for bridesmaid dresses, some of them are pretty elaborate and can be ordered in white/ivory.

Hi, Berketex's Naomi comes with or without a train and is lovely.

http://www.berketexbride.com/acatalog/Product_Range_Naomi_152.html

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Have you looked at any designers yet some designers can alter dresses to not have a train I know Christina Rossi is one of those designers obv it costs abit more but its something you could maybe ask some of the dress shops you have or will visit!!

Claire

Have you thought about getting your dress made? I struggled to find the perfect dress for me because I wanted a short 1950's style but I still wanted it to be special rather than "registry office-y" if that makes sense. I'm paying less than I expected too and I know it will be perfect.

Are you keen on this kind of stye:

< They generally have a much smaller train.

I am also totally in love with this dress - have you considered tea length?

Mine has no train! It's from the Venus Bridal 'Informals' range. Badly named, as I think my dress is still very bridal, but none of the range have trains. Worth a look! http://www.venusbridal.com/bridals/venus-informals

FutureMrsJ, MrsB2B2011, thanks for the suggestions, very helpful, and I may come back to those.

Armour Occasions and JezVonSavage, thanks, but I think out of my budget.

Kayl, the first one is really not very "me", I would need a smaller skirt, much less volume, but thank you. The second one, no I wouldn't go for tea length, as I have operation scars on my legs which really need to be hidden.

Stripeyrache, you are my STAR of the day!! I am so chuffed with that link, brilliant dresses, exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. I see you are Berkshire, can I ask if you bought your dress at Supanova Bridal, as they are the nearest stockist I can find to me too. Do you mind me asking approximately what price range those dresses would fall into?

My dress is by Ronald Joyce, but their sister site Victoria Jane has some lovely dresses with either no train, or the one I tried on the train could easily be chopped off without taking anything away from the dress.

Or have you thought about a lacey dress, lots of the lacey ones I have seen I think would look stunning either with/ without a train.

My dress has a train but they bustle it for the evening. Perhaps you could look for a dress you love and then ask them to do that ?

My dress has a long train but my seamstress is altering it leaving just a slight bit that flows out at the back

I did buy my dress from Supernova! You're like a detective ? Mine was £750 and when I bought it they also gave me some Rainbow Club shoes for free and £150 off accessories. Glad I've been able to help ?

I'll not be having a train on my dress, but it will be 'weddingy' It'll be far more like a slinky ballgown.

I'm going abraod very soon to get it made.

Kayl - I LOVE the tea length dress...where from/ who by? It is gorgeous! xx

I originally didnt want any train at all, a couple of the shops I went to could trim dresses anyway so definitely worth asking no matter what the style of dress x