Vintage 1950's tea length wedding dress

Got to go Tea length so you can DANCE!!!! We had a bluegrass band and it was a blast! I purchased this dress from Miranda's Vintage Bridal in Cleveland, Ohio. She is personally AMAZING and if anyone wants a unique dress for wedding attendee or bride or you want to look at all the stunning Miriam Haskell jewelry she has...GO TO HER! She is also an amazing seamstress. She turned the neckline of this dress under the lace into a sweetheart neckline and she put gussets under the arms for me. She has also custom tailored many of my great grandmother's dresses to fit me perfectly! After wearing this dress and dancing vigorously there are some flaws highlighted in the photos. This dress is three layers, satin, net, and lace with net. Only the outer layer has some pull holes. Luckily because there is the same net background they are hard to initially see. The pulls are by the neckline and you could strategically hide them with floral corsages or I have entertained the idea of floral applique would be fun! A very faint stain toward the bottom in the last picture. Not noticeable with the busyness of the lace and it's hidden in the natural folds. The bow in the back has a snap so it does not flop around. Hidden metal zipper in the back with a hidden hook at the top. This is not a bright white but a soft white. under layer has not been steamed. Vintage 1950's! flat measurements *no stretch* pit to pit 17" waist 13" Length 46"