Structured Bodice Wedding Dresses
- Gowns in the salon
- 192
- Where most are priced
- $2,000 to $4,000
- Sample sizes
- 6 to 28
About the style
Structured Bodice Wedding Dresses
Structured bodices rely on seaming, boning, and firm fabrics to create a smooth, sculpted shape. They’re ideal when you want a secure fit and a polished look that holds its silhouette all day.
Our Costa Mesa salon carries 192 structured bodice wedding dresses from Justin Alexander, Moonlight, Berta and more, in sample sizes 6 to 28. Most are priced $2,000 to $4,000. Book a free appointment to try them on.
Pricing
What Structured Bodice Gowns Cost
The price ranges of the 192 structured bodice gowns in our salon right now. Prices are for the gown; alterations are priced separately.
- Under $1,500
- 3 gowns
- $1,500 to $2,000
- 11 gowns
- $2,000 to $3,000
- 55 gowns
- $3,000 to $4,000
- 50 gowns
- $4,000 to $6,000
- 35 gowns
- $6,000 to $8,000
- 11 gowns
- $8,000 and up
- 27 gowns
Designers
Structured Bodice Gowns by Designer
Structured Bodice gowns in the salon by designer. Each link opens that designer's full collection.
Visit
Try On Structured Bodice Gowns in Costa Mesa
Your appointment is free, private and about 90 minutes, with your own stylist. Bring photos of the gowns you have saved, and your stylist will help you find them along with a few you may not have considered. The bridal industry standard is to order your gown 8 to 10 months before your wedding. Our in-house team handles alterations; plan on about two months.
Mon Amie Bridal Salon, 355 Bristol St, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Call 714-546-5700.
Questions About Structured Bodice Wedding Dresses
How much do structured bodice wedding dresses cost?
At Mon Amie, most structured bodice gowns are $2,000 to $4,000, and the full range runs from under $1,500 to $8,000 and up. The price is for the gown; alterations are priced separately once you have chosen your dress.
Which designers make structured bodice wedding dresses?
In our salon right now: Justin Alexander, Moonlight, Berta and Watters. Each designer's page shows their full collection, and your stylist can pull gowns from several designers for one appointment.
How far ahead should I order my gown?
The bridal industry standard is 8 to 10 months before your wedding. Designers usually take four to six months to make a gown, and alterations take about two months more. On a shorter timeline, ask your stylist about samples you can buy off the floor.
