White Plus Size First Communion Dress Style 972
First Communion Dress in Style 972 with Organza & Lace
Every First Communion is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and we take great pride in helping families make it extra special. This particular customer chose to base her daughter’s gown on Style 972 from our Heavenly Whites Collection, a classic silhouette that feels both traditional and elegant.
While the original design of Style 972 features soft tulle, this customer had a different vision. She requested organza instead of tulle, which gave the skirt a gentle structure and a smooth, graceful flow. The change elevated the look while still keeping the dress light and youthful for her daughter’s special day.
Dress includes a ruffled sash although the customer wanted only an organza side sash +0. There are no additional charges for this FIRST COMMUNION DRESS. The bodice is made of aloncon lace over silk. There were no additional charges for this First Holy Communion dress. Optional prices are subject to change. Check menus for current prices.
Another personal touch was the decision to have a full row of lace along the bottom of the skirt rather than the usual lace appliqués. This detail, which added only a modest +$30, brought a sense of refinement and gave the gown a more traditional First Communion appearance.
Because of the customer’s sizing needs, we provided a special bodice fit through a mailed fitting kit. We offer this service so that every child—regardless of size—can enjoy a well-fitted dress without compromise. (You can read more about how we accommodate sizing under About the Plus Size Prices.)
The gown originally comes with a ruffled sash, but this customer preferred a simpler, cleaner look. She opted for an organza side sash, which carried no extra charge. This small change kept the gown understated yet elegant, allowing the fine details of the lace and silk to shine.
The bodice itself was made of luxurious Alençon lace over silk, an exquisite combination that photographs beautifully and feels comfortable for the wearer. This touch of couture craftsmanship made the dress feel heirloom-worthy—something to cherish long after the day itself.
In the end, there were no additional charges for the First Communion dress beyond the small lace upgrade, proving that personal touches don’t have to come at a high cost. This thoughtful customization resulted in a gown that reflected the young girl’s personality and the significance of the occasion, blending grace, tradition, and practicality.
