If you’d love to find a wedding dress that is versatile, elegant, and has a whimsical vibe, you’ll love our Wedding Dresses with Detachable Trains.

Also known as a court train, our detachable trains extend from the waistline of the dress. Court trains are considered a more formal touch than a train that extends from the hem of the skirt.

The biggest perk to a wedding dress with a detachable train is not having to find a way to bustle yards & yards of fabric or try to celebrate in a heavy skirt. Our styles all convert down to a very manageable fit & flare, mermaid or short skirt silhouette.

For a little more detail on the difference in court vs chapel trains, Click HERE or on the image below to read “What is the Difference Between a Court Train & a Chapel Train”:

When you buy your Wedding Dress from DaVinci Bridal …

You know that your gown will be created by one of the premiere bridal dress companies in the world. We use only top-quality fabrics fashioned into high-fashion designs using high-end construction. We guarantee you’ll love their affordable prices. A DaVinci is the bridal dress retailers love to carry because, best of all, most of these dresses are available for rush delivery at no extra charge!

Wedding Dresses with Detachable Trains: Beaded Tulle

DaVinci Bridal Style #50762: Tulle & Beading Fit & Flare Sheath Wedding Dress with Off the Shoulder Sleeves, Beaded Back Strap Detail & Detachable Tulle Overskirt with Chapel Train

Available in: Ivory

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50762

Wedding Dresses with Detachable Trains: Crepe & Soft Satin

DaVinci Bridal Style #50697: Soft Satin Fit & Flare Sheath Wedding Dress with Strapless Sweetheart Neckline & Ruched Faux-Wrap Bodice. Skirt has Sweep Train with Detachable Chapel Train with Sheer Lace Hem

Available in: Ivory

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50697

DaVinci Bridal Style #50854: Crepe Fit & Flare Wedding Dress with Bateau Neckline, Beaded Bodice, Sheer Back with Covered Buttons, Sweep Train & Detachable Half Skirt with Chapel Train

Available in: Ivory/Ivory, Ivory/Nude

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50854 

Wedding Dresses with Detachable Trains: Tulle & Lace

DaVinci Bridal Style #50875: Tulle & Lace Fit & Flare Wedding Dress with Beaded Bodice, Epaulet-Style Shoulder Straps & Back Keyhole. Sheer Removable Half-Skirt has Chapel Train & Lace-Trimmed Hem

Available in: Ivory/Ivory, Ivory/Nude/Crème

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50875 

DaVinci Bridal Style #50783: Tulle & Lace Fit & Flare Mermaid Wedding Dress with V-Neckline, Sheer Lace Racer Back Bodice with Covered Buttons & Mermaid Skirt with Train & Detachable Overskirt with Chapel Train

Available in: Ivory/Nude, Ivory/Ivory

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50783

Wedding Dresses with Detachable Trains: The Ultimate Long to Short Look

DaVinci Bridal Style #50872: Tulle & Lace A-Line Mini Skirt Wedding Dress with Lace Bodice, Sheer Plunging Back & Removable Chapel Train Skirt with Lace Applique & Front Slit

Available in: Ivory

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50872 

DaVinci Bridal Style #50685: Two-Piece Satin & Tulle A-Line Ball Gown Wedding Dress with Plunging V-Neckline, Deep Scoop Back, Covered Buttons & Satin Bodice with Sheer Side Panels. Two Layer Skirt has Removable Chapel Train over Tea Length Dress

Available in: Ivory, White

To see more details, Click HERE for DaVinci Bridal Style #50685

Check out our entire collection of convertible wedding gowns. Click HERE or on the image below to shop our Two-in-One Convertible Wedding Dresses:

We have many more styles that offer two looks in one dress!

Click HERE or on the image below to shop our 2025 Wedding Dress Trends Veil Alternatives:

Click HERE or on the image below to shop our Wedding Dress with Detachable Jackets & Sleeves:

For more stunning styles for brides & bridesmaids plus terrific ideas for planning your wedding, Click HERE or on the image below for the DaVinci Bridal blog: