Rebecca Ingram
Elizabeth Marie
Simple satin banded cuff A-line bridal dress
Cartago satin with a strapless banded cuff neckline and a clean, uninterrupted skirt. Royal in feel but cut on modern lines, with no embellishment to get in the way of the satin.
- SilhouetteBallgown
- FabricCartago satin
- NecklineStrapless banded cuff
Enquire for price
This designer shares pricing on enquiry, just ask us in the boutique or when you book.
How Elizabeth Marie is cut
A ballgown is a fitted bodice above a full skirt, and it is the shape that makes people put their drinks down when you walk in. The bodice does the shaping, so the waist looks smaller and the skirt hides everything below it.
It suits anyone who wants the fairytale moment, and it is particularly kind if you would rather not think about your hips all day. Check your venue doorways and your car, and allow for the weight of the skirt over a long day.
The neckline on this one is strapless banded cuff. Necklines are the fastest way to tell whether a gown is yours, so it is worth trying two very different ones side by side before you decide.
Satin has a soft lustre and enough weight to fall properly rather than cling. It photographs beautifully in low light, and it wants a smooth foundation underneath because the surface shows everything.
Trying Elizabeth Marie on in Cleveleys
Our samples run from about a UK 8 to a UK 24, and we clip and pad at the back so you can see a gown as it will look made to your measurements. Ask us which size the Elizabeth Marie sample is when you book and we will check the rail before you travel.
Appointments are private and the fitting suite is yours for the whole visit, so there is no queue for the mirror and nobody else's party in the room. Bring whoever you actually want an opinion from, and shoes at roughly the heel height you are planning. Find us at 112 Victoria Road West, Cleveleys.
Rebecca Ingram is the label to look at if you want a designer gown without a designer number. Same house as Maggie Sottero, simpler construction, noticeably kinder prices. See the rest of the Rebecca Ingram gowns we carry.
Ordering and alterations
Elizabeth Marie is made to order once you say yes, and the makers we work with generally take six to eight months. Add roughly two months for alterations on top, which is why most of our brides book their first appointment nine to twelve months before the wedding. If your date is sooner than that, say so early: rush orders exist, and our outlet rail carries sample gowns you can take away.
Almost every gown needs altering, and that is normal rather than a sign anything is wrong. A hem, a bustle for the evening and a nip through the bodice are the usual three. Alterations are arranged separately and priced once we can see what your gown needs, so nobody quotes you for work you may not need.
Questions about Elizabeth Marie
What size is the Elizabeth Marie sample in the boutique?
Our samples run from about a UK 8 to a UK 24. Call the boutique on 01253 857313 before you travel and we will tell you which size the Elizabeth Marie sample is.
How much is Elizabeth Marie?
Rebecca Ingram asks us to share their prices in person rather than online, so this gown shows "Enquire for price". Just ask when you visit or call 01253 857313 and we will tell you straight away. Gowns here start at around £1,100, most sit between £1,400 and £2,000, and a few couture pieces go above £4,000.
How long does Elizabeth Marie take to arrive?
Generally six to eight months from order, plus about two months for alterations. Most brides book their first appointment nine to twelve months before the wedding. If your date is closer than that, tell us and we will talk you through rush orders and the outlet rail.
Can I try Elizabeth Marie on without buying?
Yes. Appointments are free, private and under no obligation. The fitting suite is yours for the whole visit, and plenty of brides come to narrow down a shape rather than to buy that day.
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