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elegant mermaid wedding dresses Elegant Matte Satin Mermaid Wedding Dress with Detachable Lace Bolero – HAREM's Brides

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elegant mermaid wedding dresses Elegant Matte Satin Mermaid Wedding Dress with Detachable Lace Bolero – HAREM's BridesElegant Matte Satin Mermaid Wedding Dress with Detachable Lace Bolero Harems Brides A vision of timeless sophistication, our Elegant Matte Satin Mermaid Wedding Dress with Detachable Lace Bolero offers two breathtaking bridal looks in one. Crafted from premium matte satin, this gown embodies modern minimalism while radiating romantic grace. The strapless corset bodice highlights the neckline and shoulders, while gentle draping across the waist

Elegant Matte Satin Mermaid Wedding Dress with Detachable Lace Bolero | Harem’s Brides

A vision of timeless sophistication, our Elegant Matte Satin Mermaid Wedding Dress with Detachable Lace Bolero offers two breathtaking bridal looks in one. Crafted from premium matte satin, this gown embodies modern minimalism while radiating romantic grace. The strapless corset bodice highlights the neckline and shoulders, while gentle draping across the waist flatters the silhouette for a sculpted, feminine fit.

The detachable lace bolero adds a touch of vintage allure, featuring high neck detailing, long fitted sleeves, and exquisite floral embroidery. Perfect for brides seeking versatility, the bolero transforms your gown from a sleek, contemporary ceremony look to a delicate, lace-adorned reception ensemble. Finished with a sweeping train, this gown exudes refined luxury designed for the confident modern bride.


Product Details

  • Silhouette: Mermaid

  • Neckline: Strapless with detachable lace bolero

  • Details: Draped bodice, long lace sleeves, high-neck lace overlay, covered buttons

  • Fabrics: Matte satin, lace

  • Customization: Available – made-to-order for a perfect fit


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  • Production Time: Approximately 20–25 business days

  • Shipping Time: Estimated 9–15 days after production
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Each gown is made to order, individually handcrafted for every bride. Therefore, it is non-returnable, non-refundable, and non-exchangeable. Please confirm all details before placing your order.

Harem’s Brides gowns are made with passion, precision, and care — designed to make every bride feel effortlessly elegant and timeless.

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