why do wedding dresses have trains

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The reason wedding dresses have trains is that thefabric of these dresses is heavy,and dirt can ruin them quite quickly,especially if they are white. This is why the train works as an excellent barrier to protect the wedding dress underneath from getting dirty or acquiring other stains.

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The train is the part of your dress that trails along the floor behind you. Trains can be long or short and can help any bride feel like a princess, no matter what style dress you choose. There are seemingly endless types of trains available for wedding gowns, which can make it challenging to choose the perfect one.

Jaimie Mackey was the real weddings editor at Brides from 2013 to 2015. She also worked as a luxury wedding planner and produced over 100 high-end weddings and events in Colorado From sweep and fishtail to statement-making monarch styles, wedding dress trains are back in a major way.

A royal, or monarch, train is the longest of all wedding gown trains, extending a yard or more on the floor. These trains are often reserved for the most extravagant of affairs and are not for a low-key bride.

A chapel train is usually between 12 and 18 inches in length and is the most common wedding dress train. It adds plenty of drama to A-line gowns without being too much of a hassle and looks stunning in a ballroom.