A-line wedding dresses

What is an A-line wedding dress?

A-line wedding dresses have a fitted upper part and a skirt that widens towards the hem. The shape gives you a clear starting point, while the neckline, position of the waist and fabric make each design feel different. Look for the combination you can imagine yourself wearing.

How much skirt volume do you like?

An A-line usually opens out more gradually than a princess wedding dress. If you are drawn to both, compare them at your fitting. Look at where the waist sits, then walk and sit down to find out how much volume feels right to you.

Satin, lace and the way the skirt falls

On a smooth fabric, folds and seams become part of the design. Lace adds pattern and can draw the eye to the bodice or continue into the skirt. Explore our satin and lace wedding dresses, then compare the fabrics in movement.

Necklines, sleeves and proportions

A long sleeve changes the outline of an A-line just as bare shoulders do. Try the necklines you like and notice how they frame your upper body. There is no particular body shape you need for this silhouette; what matters is the fit of the individual dress and how you feel in it.

Your DAMA fitting

Our gowns are designed in Warsaw and ordered through partner boutiques. Use the store finder and check which samples your chosen boutique has before booking. The boutique will advise on sizing, place your order and discuss any alterations with you.