This bride's gown caused quite a stir on the Internet

When Australian designer,

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Anna Dutton is a Multi Award Winning Bridal Designer and Dressmaker situated in Mackay, Queensland, Australia.The custom-made, heavily laced wedding dress was designed for bride, Melissa Buckton, and it got the most likes of any Anna Dutton’s dress posts both on Facebook and Instagram.

The lovely gown was created from a base of pearl coloured grace satin with an overlay of ivory soft bridal tulle in the skirt and then five diverse laces.One vintage guipure lace was hand cut, placed into the desired patterns and then took about 16 weeks of arduous hand sewing to set the lace in place on the gown.

"The gown featured my signature inbuilt structure so the gown hugs the body but is very comfortable to wear,'' Dutton said.

"As the ceremony was on the beach it had a small train to which the lace was also stitched onto. We used illusion tulle through the upper front bodice and back so that the lace on the arms and neckline appeared to be floating together with the pearl buttons down the centre of the back.""Fitted gowns with emphasis on the ‘booty’ seem to be quite popular at the moment as well,” added the designer.

Melissa wore the gown when she and Luke Buckton wedded at the Bali Beach Garden Resort, Kuta,on 26 August 2016.