Chantilly Lace

Named for its origin in Chantilly, France, this delicate and dainty lace features flowers and ribbons on a plain net background. It's the most fluttery and romantic of the group and popular for sleeves and overlay, since it has a sheerness that is also very soft. Produced on specialty looms, Chantilly lace is often made in pieces 3 meters long.
Possibly the best known type of wedding dress fabric, Chantilly lace or Galloon Lace, as it can be known, is very fine and delicate and is made on a lightweight hexagonal mesh background. The motifs exhibit shading effects and usually have doubled scalloped edges with an eyelash trim.