Bridal Wear

For the wedding planner wanna-be, the soon-to-be bride, or just anyone that loves weddings: test your knowledge of bridal-attire! Do you know the names of dresses, trains, and veils?

19 cards | Total Attempts: 188 | Created by gocorockies | Last updated: Sep 17, 2015 | Total Attempts: 188

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This Is The "Cinderella"-style Gown With A Big, Poufy Skirt. What's The Name Of This Dress?

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This is the "Cinderella"-style gown with a big, poufy skirt. What's the name of this dress?	Ball gown.
In the shape of an "A," this dress is slimmer at the bodice and widens from the bodice down. What's the name of this dress?	A-line.
This dress has a high waist that is fitted just below the bust, from which the skirt flares. What's the name of this dress?	Empire.
In this instance, the waist is several inches below the natural waistline and forms a U or a V shape. What's the name of this dress?	Basque.
The strapless/sleeveless dress. What's the name of this dress?	Sheath.
This train drapes from the waistline to six inches on the floor. What's the name of this train?	Sweep train.
This train extends three feet from the waistline. What's the name of this train?	Court train.
This train extends five feet from the waistline. What's the name of this train?	Chapel train.
This train extends three yards from the waistline; more often associated with formal weddings. What's the name of this train?	Cathedral train.
This train drapes from the shoulders.	Watteau train.
This is a short veil worn over the face that often falls below the neck-line. What's the name of this veil?	Blusher veil.
This veil falls to the tips of the fingers. What's the name of this veil?	Fingertip veil.
The veil that sweeps the ground. What's the name of this veil?	Sweep veil.
This veil is long and trails one or two feet from the gown. What's the name of this veil?	Chapel veil.
This is a long veil that trails from one to three yards from the gown. What's the name of this veil?	Cathedral veil.