A wedding dress with fine straps shows a clearly decorated upper section above a quieter long skirt here. Floral forms on the narrow straps accompany the motifs across the deep V bodice. Below the waist, a larger pale, largely unpatterned area falls in long folds. The rear skirt lies spread sideways on the floor. A veil and other dresses on hangers are visible behind it; this does not identify a particular maker.
Use the view if you want to retain a pronounced upper pattern with less decoration below. Compare the location where the densest forms end at the waist first. Request the same viewing distance for an actual candidate to assess the relationship between the smaller upper area and larger lower section.
For your veil choice, then assess how much extra decoration appears beside the skirt. Try a quieter and a patterned veil separately. Add shoes last and examine the rear hem without deliberate spreading before choosing the final length, including several walking steps in the same pieces.