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Luce Sposa
Doris by Luce Sposa is a ball gown in matte satin with an illusion neckline. The corset is covered in matte Chantilly lace with vertical lines, and it closes with a zipper over internal lacing. It has a long train. She's strapless, and a detachable Chantilly lace bodysuit adds a high collar and long sleeves. You can order her in ivory.
Come try Doris by Luce Sposa at Bride of the Pines in Aberdeen, NC. We close the shop just for you, whether you're coming from Fayetteville or Raleigh!
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- Collection: The Nymph
Rooted in Ukrainian bridal artistry, Luce Sposa is a family-founded bridal fashion house whose story began in 2005. Today, under the creative direction of Olena Vasylkova, the designer is celebrated for beautifully handcrafted wedding gowns that combine European elegance, modern femininity, and exceptional attention to detail. The name Luce Sposa, meaning bright bride in Italian, reflects the brand's philosophy of celebrating every bride's inner beauty, confidence, and individuality.
Each Luce Sposa bridal gown is thoughtfully crafted using luxurious European textiles, delicate French lace, Italian embroidery, and intricate hand-applied embellishments. From romantic A-line wedding dresses and dramatic ball gowns to fitted silhouettes, sculpted corset bodices, dimensional floral appliqués, and detachable bridal details, the designer brings a distinctive artistic vision to modern wedding fashion.
At Bride of the Pines, we love Luce Sposa for its ability to balance breathtaking statement details with timeless romance. Whether you're dreaming of a whimsical garden wedding, an elegant Pinehurst celebration, or a grand Southern estate ceremony, these gowns offer unforgettable beauty for brides who want something truly special.
Explore Luce Sposa designer wedding dresses in North Carolina during your personalized bridal appointment at Bride of the Pines, where beautiful gowns and meaningful moments come together. Close to Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, Raleigh and Pinehurst.
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