Geometric Lace

Lace is still the go-to luxury fabric for bridal but, with so many designs, how are bridal designers making lace modern and up to date?  We can’t reinvent the wheel but there is a tangible shift towards geometric lace patterns.­  Though floral designs are still very much all-encom­passing in bridal, geometric lace adds a modern ‘edge’.­  We especially like the Guipure options and fabric laser cut designs that can deliver either a boho vibe or a crisp modern look.

Check out these four inspi­rational styles of geometric lace from Bridal Fabrics.

Philine: Ivory Corded Lace

A new addition to our wedding fabrics portfolio, Philine is a beautiful non-floral lace. Onto a Raschel background, the designer has crafted a repeating series of geometric bands and shapes, expertly highlighted with cording. Identical fringed edges complete the attractive appearance.

Daria: Ivory Embroidered Lace

Added to our portfolio only a month ago, Daria embroidered lace is already making waves with our customers, especially among our couture clients. Based on a sheer ivory tulle, this modern lace style is composed of complex pattern, with embroidery and cording working in blissful harmony.