Glossary

Royal Train refers to a type of wedding Train just like those of Princess Diana's wedding gown. It is described as very long, where the bride is may be already at tha altar while the a part of the train is still at the door of the church. This type of train is only advisable when the bride will walk a long church aisle, but never in a small church with a short aisle.

Royal Train is also called a Monarch Train which is generally falling 9 feet from the waist line and is only used for the most formal wedding. The Royal length train is perfect for the bride who really wants to make a statement. Extending beyond 10 feet from the waist, it will span the aisle as the bride walks toward the groom. With a train this long, there is a need for people who should make sure that the bride is not weighed down and that all that fabric is where it needs to be. Due to its regal presence, this type of train is only appropriate for the grandest of occasions. If the bride choose the Royal Train, she she and her groom should make sure that the rest of the wedding ceremony and reception does not pale in comparison. A bride cant wear a Royal Train, when her wedding reception will only be held in a small and informal restaurant or jsut be married in a garden or beach.