Plus size wedding dresses
Explore plus size wedding dresses, including A-line styles with a defined waist and a wider skirt. You will find smooth satin, chiffon and lace appliqués on tulle, mostly floor-length, in ivory, some with a blush or nude lining.
About half the dresses have sleeves, usually long and made of lace, on several models detachable. Beside them stand quiet satin gowns with no appliqué at all and soft boho models with a flowing skirt. Part of the selection also works for a registry office.
How a cut works on you only shows in the mirror at a partner boutique.
You may have saved a dress for its neckline, its skirt or the way the whole design comes together. Start there. Our plus size wedding dresses give you a place to explore those preferences before talking through the size and fit of your chosen model with a partner boutique.
What should you discuss with your boutique before ordering?
Your dress is made in the size selected for you.
If you already know your usual size, mention it when you contact the boutique. The consultant will help you choose the size to order for your DAMA dress. Discuss any questions about the fit before placing the order. Keep the model name with your questions so the conversation stays specific to the dress you want.
Can you try on the dress in the size you plan to order?
Ask the boutique which sizes it has for the models on your list. The dress available for an appointment and the size ordered for you are separate questions. Confirm both before arranging your visit, especially if you are traveling to see a particular design.
Send the names or product pages of your favorites when you request an appointment. Explain which details you want to compare. This gives the consultant a clear starting point for discussing the available samples. If a model is absent, ask what the boutique can show you; do not assume every dress on the website will be there.
How can you compare silhouettes without narrowing your choice too soon?
Compare the shapes that interest you on your own terms. An A-line skirt widens below the waist; a mermaid silhouette stays closer to the hips before opening out. Look at the side and back as well as the front. Decide which lines you enjoy seeing on yourself.
Agata designs DAMA gowns in the Warsaw atelier. During your appointment, notice how the details that drew you to a design work together on you. Walk, sit and move your arms. Tell the consultant how the neckline and bodice feel, and discuss any fit questions before choosing.
Where do you arrange a fitting and order your dress?
Find a DAMA partner boutique and contact it about your selected models. The boutique advises you, helps you choose the model and size, and places your order with DAMA. Discuss the wedding date and the next steps there. Bring your questions back to the same boutique as your plans take shape.