What are 'built-in crinolines' in wedding gowns?

What are 'built-in crinolines' in wedding gowns?

Sally Grigsby (Owner of Belle Bridal) gives expert video advice on: What are 'built-in crinolines' in wedding gowns?; What does it mean to 'bustle' a wedding gown?; What is a 'temple-ready' wedding gown? and more...

A built-in crinoline in a wedding gown is the petticoat that is under the skirt of the dress. It is built-in, in order to hold the hem of the gown out at just the right point for the style. And also, if the gown is beaded at the hem, it will show off the beading accordingly.