What are the common wedding fabrics? What are the characteristics?

Characteristics of commonly used wedding fabrics
1. Satin
Strong luster, available in high-end, matte/glossy finishes
Tall and stylish, showing off thinness and aura
Suitable for: minimalist style, fishtail, A-line skirt, vintage wedding dress
Advantages: Thick texture, not easy to wrinkle, and high prestige
Disadvantage: Being too close to the body can make a small belly appear
2. Mesh/Tulle
Lightweight, fluffy, and full of fairy aura
Making skirts, headbands, and outer layers is the most common
Advantages: Dreamy, girlish, and eye-catching skirt
Disadvantage: Single wearing is too transparent and requires multiple layers to be made
3. Lace
Exquisite, romantic, and strongly feminine
Car bone lace, eyelash lace, French lace
Advantages: Advanced details, gentle, suitable for heavy-duty wedding dresses
Disadvantage: Poor workmanship will make it appear cheap
4. Chiffon/Chiffon
Lightweight, elegant, and has a good drape
Suitable for: seaside weddings, light wedding dresses, vacation style
Advantages: Refreshing, slimming, not picky about body shape
Disadvantages: Too soft, unable to support large tails
5. Organza
Sturdy, skeletal, and fluffy skirt artifact
Gloss is cold, firm and not collapsing
Suitable for: princess dress, large skirt, sweet style
Advantages: Good shaping, super three-dimensional skirt hem
Disadvantages: Slightly hard, friction produces noise
6. Real silk/silk satin (Silk)
Natural fabric, soft and high-end luster
Delicate hand feel, breathable and skin friendly
Advantages: Noble, comfortable, minimalist and high-end
Disadvantages: easy to wrinkle, high price, afraid of snagging
7. Pearl yarn/sequin fabric
With fine shimmer, pearl luster, and gorgeous appearance
Suitable for: banquet style, ceremonial main veil
Advantages: Super beautiful on camera, stunning under lighting
Disadvantage: Natural light may be too bright during the day