An corset skirts is an ankle length gown, which has the option of incorporating a cathedral length train that trails on, caressing the ground forever. One of the reasons why these dresses are so popular among Irish and not-so Irish brides is that it can be donned in versatile styles, colors, fabrics and accessories. It brings alive medieval Gaelic air that exudes nothing but chivalry and intrigue. These dresses can be formal or informal. So according to the setting of your wedding, you can dress up as a Gaelic princess or peasant lassie. When considering the fabric of the wedding gown, choose a mix of two materials for the upper corset and the skirt of the dress. Needless to say, the skirt of the gown should be soft, silky, with the material clinging to the midriff or hip and canopying downwards.

The bodice of the dress should be stiff, accentuating the contours of the body and giving it a much desired shape. You can experiment with the neckline of the dress but make sure that it is somewhat elaborate. Most Irish inspired wedding dresses have embroidery work done on the neck and are lavished with laces to bring out their richness. There is always petticoat sewn in which completes the dress. On top of all this, you can also adorn an ivory laced delicate cape which is reminiscent of the medieval beauties.

Modern Irish dresses can be embellished with shining sequences, making the wearer a red carpet diva. Other things to remember while buying your own dress is that colors are no bar. An Irish bride does not have to settle down for just classic white while considering her bridal dress. She has all the freedom in the world to choose deep and rich colors to enhance her beauty and imprint the Celtic traditions in her attire. If you are up for such a dress, then deep ocean blue or vivid crimson for the bodice with embossed embroidery will be the dress to look for.