Refinement with a soul. The ‘Bibelle’ gown, by Vg Zolotas, redefines what a chantilly boho wedding dress can be—delicate, sculpted, and quietly powerful.

The bodice is cut from semi-sheer chantilly lace, shaped with soft vintage trims unique to Atelier Zolotas. Long detachable sleeves add versatility: wear them for a ceremonial, regal air—or remove them to reveal the dress’s raw, modern edge.

Two skirt options offer two identities. Go ethereal with flowing soft tulle, or switch to layered tulle tiers for volume and attitude. A line of hand-covered buttons and Zolotas’ signature cotton craftsmanship complete the look with purpose.

‘Bibelle’ is for the woman who values grace—but never plays it safe.

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The vintage lace crop top wedding dress ‘Eleanor’ by Atelier Zolotas is a true homage to handcrafted bridal artistry. Designed for the bride who dances to the rhythm of her own heart, this look radiates Grecian freedom, wrapped in soft femininity. Made by hand in the Zolotas atelier, the Eleanor top brings the focus to a detailed crochet lace—rich in texture, yet refined in character.

The silhouette features an unlined, vintage lace crop top with defined bust shaping and delicate shoulder straps, leading into sculpted cold-shoulder tulle sleeves. The airy ruffles mirror the layered softness of the full-length skirt, crafted from countless gathered tulle waves. This interplay of vintage lace and ethereal volume elevates the ensemble from classic to unforgettable.

From the front, the deep V neckline elongates the figure, while the back gently dips into a mirrored V that closes with signature covered buttons and a concealed zipper—ensuring secure wear with seamless finish. The high-waisted skirt anchors the look with a scalloped lace waistband and a dramatic flow, moving like water with every step. Ideal for barefoot beach vows or windswept countryside settings, this vintage lace crop top wedding dress invites a bridal story of freedom and effortless elegance.

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Boho ruffle wedding dresses are always the most playful—but in the case of Angie by Atelier Zolotas, playfulness meets elegance. This standout bridal design belongs to the Opulence collection and carries a subtle golden glow, thanks to the lurex threads woven into its vintage lace. That touch of shimmer? It’s not loud. It’s just enough to catch the light when you move.

Let’s talk design. The top is structured with a V-neck cut both at the front and back, balancing boldness with femininity. Sleeveless and cropped, it features three skillfully layered ruffles that add volume to the bust without overwhelming it. A short lace ruffle peeks out from the waist, giving the look a sense of freshness—unexpected and unique. The soft tulle skirt flows from the cinched waist in minimal lines, elongating the silhouette while letting the details of the top shine.

Now for the twist: Angie is presented with three alternative lower styles, transforming the look depending on your bridal mood. Choose to wear it with:

• Bridal shorts for a contemporary, leg-baring statement,

• A layered tulle upper skirt that floats with every step, or

• A vintage lace long train, handmade and dramatic, offering a couture finish steeped in Grecian artistry.

The lace wraps the waist like a sculptor’s touch, while the open back is completed with delicate covered buttons that conceal a hidden zipper. Every line of Angie is intentional, every detail designed to stand out.

Looking for boho ruffle wedding dresses with something extra? Angie is it. Whimsical. Golden. Bold. Nothing ordinary here.

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This boho bridal gown with ruffle skirt is anything but predictable. ‘Ipatia’ is made for the bride who wants options—and wants them handmade.

From the hand-knitted crochet bodice to the flowy tiered tulle, it’s all crafted in-house at Atelier Zolotas. And the best part? It comes with two detachable sleeve styles—ethereal tulle wings or bold layered cuffs. Keep it sleeveless, or mix it up throughout the day. You’re not just getting a dress. You’re getting a style evolution.The bodice is structured yet soft, with transparency illusions on the back and under the arms. A wide crochet waistband sculpts the figure, while the skirt does what it was born to do—move. Layers of light ruffles ripple as you walk, creating that effortless bridal sway.

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The chantilly lace wedding dress ‘Hope’ by Atelier Zolotas is an ode to divine lightness and versatile femininity. Its romantic vibes and airy presence make it ideal for the bride seeking grace and freedom on her wedding day. Designed and handcrafted in Athens, the ‘Hope; gown moves in layered softness and transforms with personalized details that elevate the bridal story.

At its core, the ‘Hope’ look consists of a chantilly lace top with a V-neckline and matching high-waisted skirt, blending fine lace with pleated tulle in the most effortless flow. The waist is framed by a cotton lace band that contours gently, highlighting the body without constriction. Brides can wear it as a full-length gown or as a two-piece crop top set—each variation whispering a different kind of bridal mood.

The choice of sleeve plays a central role in this gown’s versatility. Whether sleeveless, with off-the-shoulder tulle straps, delicate trumpet cuffs, or any of the four voluminous long sleeve styles—each option reshapes the silhouette while maintaining the lightness of the design. The fitted long chantilly lace sleeves with geometric trims and hanging tulle details bring intricate elegance, while the lantern and ruffle sleeves add theatrical movement. The oversized gathered tulle sleeves offer a dramatic boho touch—soft, dreamy, and bold all at once.

The skirt is presented in multiple finishes. The standard A-line tulle base provides the most fluid and minimal look, while an additional upper skirt can be added for dramatic flair: the first variation features gathered ruffles cascading down from the waist, while the second starts mid-hip and creates a dramatic train with its full-bodied ruffle arrangement. These elements allow the bride to build a layered effect, with the potential to reveal and transform throughout the ceremony and celebration.

Designed for destination weddings, barefoot vows, and free-spirited types, the ‘Hope’ chantilly lace wedding dress captures the emotional rhythm of the day in handcrafted artistry.

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For the bride who wants it all—romance, edge, and freedom. The ‘Gerty’ top merges bohemian sensuality with haute couture craftsmanship. Chantilly lace meets hand-knitted cotton in a figure-defining silhouette with bold shoulder cut-outs. Tulle frills cascade from the sleeves to the fingertips, while the high halter neckline brings structure to softness.

Paired with the ‘Lara’ mini dress, the look transforms depending on the overskirt:

• The ‘Delis’ transparent skirt trails effortlessly, revealing legs with each step.

• The ‘Delis’ tulle train delivers ceremony drama, detachable for dancing.

• The ‘Elonia’ ruffled skirt brings volume and flow—and comes right off when you’re ready to take over the night.

It’s the kind of bridal styling that doesn’t just adapt—it evolves with you.

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The chantilly lace crop top wedding dress ‘Gwen’ by Atelier Zolotas redefines destination bridalwear through a refreshing boho-chic lens. Designed by Vg Zolotas with the signature hand-crafted philosophy of the house, it features a stunning V-cut neckline and back that instantly flatters the figure, while the delicate chantilly lace brings softness and movement to every detail. Ruffled trims frame the bodice and shoulders, adding a free-spirited lightness that captures the soul of a sun-kissed wedding day.

The Gwen crop top is presented in three sleeve variations, each one creating its own bridal story. Choose it sleeveless for an airy, sunkissed silhouette. Prefer a touch of romance? The sheer pleated tulle sleeves drape effortlessly over the arms, dancing with the breeze. Finally, the boldest version introduces long chantilly lace sleeves that blend sensuality and tradition in perfect balance.

Paired with the Gwen top are two entirely different skirt styles—depending on the mood you want to convey. The A-line tulle skirt is soft and whisper-light, making it ideal for barefoot beach ceremonies or cliffside vows. For brides seeking a more editorial bridal concept, the asymmetrical ‘Koralia’ skirt is the answer: sculpted in chantilly lace with flowing ruffles, high slits, and movement that feels as effortless as it is intentional.

All combinations invite transformation: wear one version for your ceremony, and switch to another for the reception or first dance. This chantilly lace crop top wedding dress makes no compromise between comfort, beauty, and character. It is destined for brides who embrace a modern kind of bridal freedom—raw, graceful, and true.

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The ‘Lydia’ boho princess wedding dress is a true masterpiece, blending contemporary design with vintage artistry. The top features exquisite hand-knitted crochet embroidery, creating an intricate, sculptural effect on both the front and back. Spaghetti straps adorned with delicate lace geometric details elevate the design, while nude transparency enhances the handcrafted embellishments, making every intricate detail stand out.

The ball gown skirt flows with ethereal elegance, adorned with layers of soft tulle and vintage lace trims, embodying a timeless yet modern bridal aesthetic. For a regal transformation, pair it with the vintage lace bolero, which adds an extra touch of romance and versatility to your bridal look.

Designed by Vg Zolotas, the ‘Lydia’ gown seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary boho-chic elements, creating an unforgettable silhouette that is both dreamy and statement-making.

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