Real Wedding Dazzling Dresses: Casablanca Lace

Hello delightful Real Weddings Brides. Ready for a little Thursday eye candy? Here’s a selection of lovely dresses from the Casablanca Lace line at The Clothes Mine Bridal & Formalwear in Sutter Creek.
According to The Clothes Mine Bridal & Formalwear’s Tracy Lindenberger, “Casablanca is our number one vendor, and their lace gowns are great for the vintage look popular up here with winery and rustic barn weddings. Another positive with Casablanca is that they never discontinue a dress. If a bride falls in love with a gown, she can be assured that it will still be available when she’s ready to order.” Let’s check them out!

1827
This romantic gown has a modified sweetheart neckline and an A-line silhouette. The delicate lace is decorated with just the right amount of sparkle and bead work, while the chapel length train helps complete the look of this sophisticated creation.

1900
This strapless A-line silhouette features beaded Chantilly lace overlay with scallops on the neckline and elaborate hand-embroidered designs and crystals on the bodice. A stunning empire waistline wrapped in luxe satin and scalloped semi-chapel train makes this gown timeless.

2004
Beautifully beaded lace appliqués sewn on netting over crystal satin lining. The neckline is an off the shoulder design with scalloped trim accent and the gown silhouette is a fit and flare A-line. Features a sheer lace design on the back.

2072
Beautiful scalloped A-line gown with beaded band accent at waist. The beaded lace over silky satin is finished with eyelash fringe.

2096
Soft beaded lace gown with a deep sweetheart neckline and an organza and lace ruffle skirt. Matching lace covered buttons go down the entire back of the bodice.
Find these gowns at The Clothes Mine Bridal & Formalwear, 60 Main Street in Sutter Creek. 209-267-0417, theclothesmine.com. And, make sure to like The Clothes Mine Bridal & Formalwear on Facebook here!

Blog post by Real Weddings Magazine’s Always a Bridesmaid Columnist, Darren Elms.
Photo courtesy of and copyright Casablanca.