Readers share wedding gown details

'I bought my dress in August 2009 when Yolanda’s in Waltham was having their closing sale. It is a Ines Di Santo gown in the style Nica. She is a Canadian designer and adds Italian and Spanish elements to her couture dresses using inspiration from her heritage. It was not the style of dress I was interested in, I was aiming for a lace, vintage type style but as soon as I put it on I knew it was made for me and had to have it. '
Submitted by Kathleen Giordano Holt / Dan Brown of Kapitol Photography photo

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Boston.com is asking brides to share all the details about their wedding gowns. We want to help inspire all the brides-to-be in search of the perfect dress. "I bought my dress in August 2009 when Yolanda’s in Waltham was having their closing sale. It is a Ines Di Santo gown in the style Nica. She is a Canadian designer and adds Italian and Spanish elements to her couture dresses using inspiration from her heritage. It was not the style of dress I was interested in, I was aiming for a lace, vintage type style but as soon as I put it on I knew it was made for me and had to have it. "

— Kathleen Giordano Holtz, Newton

Pictured here: Kathleen Giordano Holtz and her dad, Kim Giordano.