Berta Muse, Pantheon Collection - Lola 23-133

This dress was my absolute dream - it was so delicate and floaty, and the way it played with light was divine! I just felt light and free and incredibly comfortable all day. The fit is gorgeous because the fabric and structure moulds to the body and moves with you, and there is an invisible inner bodysuit.

The colour is also beautiful - an ivory rather than white, so really soft and glowy. There are very subtle flecks of champage gold / silver in the skirt which catch the light at certain angles and as it starts to get dark.

Comes with a stunning 2-tier champagne veil purchased from Kayrouz Bridal in Sydney, with tiny Swarovski crystals dotted across the lower tier. As you can see in the images, these are very subtle but occasionally pick up the light and create a moment of sparkle. I wanted a very delicate look.

There's a bit more of a description online: 'The Lola gown from Muse By Berta Pantheon exudes elegance and modern charm, perfect for the bride seeking a blend of classic and contemporary elements. In a sophisticated ivory hue, this gown features a strapless neckline that enhances the décolletage and provides a timeless silhouette. The corset bodice, with its intricate floral and sparkle detailing, offers both structure and a touch of glamour, setting the stage for a striking bridal look.

The A-line skirt is designed with a medium-sized train that adds a graceful flow, while the sheer back creates a captivating visual effect. From the waistline, lace florals cascade down the skirt, adding a delicate and romantic touch that beautifully complements the gown’s overall design.'

See https://kayrouzbridal.com.au/lola-muse-by-berta-pantheon/ and https://www.berta.com/muse-by-berta/pantheon/

Given I changed into a second dress for our reception and we had beautiful weather on the day, the dress and veil didn't get damaged or marked at all. They are both in spotless condition and have just been professionally dry cleaned for $800 at Syndal's Bridal Dry Cleaners in Armadale, Melbourne.