Cathedral: Train extends nine feet from waistline; often dictates a very long, straight aisle. Most dresses with cathedral trains will offer a bustling option or a detachable train. This will allow for less restricted movement during the reception.
Ah, St. Pucchi.
Semi-Cathedral: Length is usually half way between cathedral and chapel length. Extends between seven and eight feet from waist.
Again, with the St. Pucchi
Chapel: Extends six to eight feet from waist...which translates to about three or four feet behind bride. This is the most popular train length for modern brides. You still get the beauty of a full train without the overly-cumbersome characteristic of more traditional train lengths.
A little Ines de Santo.
Sweep: Extends just a foot or so behind the bride.
Vera Wang...
Well, there you have it. A crash course on train length lingo. I hope it helps!
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