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If your wedding took place a few centuries ago, you would likely wear a red or green velvet gown with a mink collar or a simple cream church dress, depending on your social status. But the royals have always been trendsetters, and the 20th-century technological development ensured that every woman could look like a queen. […]
Most bridal stylists mean a very specific dress cut when they say “fit and flare.” And while the fit and flare and trumpet styles have more similarities than differences, these minor distinctions can significantly impact your look. Choosing the right wedding dress silhouette is vital not solely because of the looks. The dress style also […]
Before you head to a sewist, evaluate whether your dress needs to be cut, or a wider underskirt and pair of heels will solve the problem. If you’re confident your dress is too long, the best option is to bring it to a professional. But even if you don’t have the time or budget for […]
Women have been transforming their old wedding dresses into christening gowns for decades, and it’s no wonder – white fabric works perfectly for baptism attires, representing the purity and innocence of the child. Note that it isn’t the most beginner-friendly wedding dress upcycling project. You must have some sewing experience, as you only get one […]
Certain colors always had cultural and religious connotations. For instance, black is widely associated with death and thus isn’t the best color for a wedding dress. Gold dress, however, is the perfect white wedding dress alternative. The meaning behind gold color is abundance, power, eternal life, wisdom, and inner strength. Symbolism aside, gold is the […]
If you haven’t yet purchased your gown, remember two golden rules – correct sizing and no strapless. Unfortunately, many brides only pay attention to how their dress looks from the front and side, neglecting the back view. Even if you’ve already purchased a dress, there’s no need to change it. You can wear shapewear, shawl, […]
The truth is, wedding dress shopping etiquette exists not solely for bridal stylists. It’s meant to help you find your dream gown quicker in the first place. Most of the wedding dress shopping rules can be united in one – be polite. Respect the bridal stylists, other brides, and, most importantly, your own opinion. However, […]
While other women are looking for a dress that would create an hourglass from a rectangle, you can focus on enhancing your natural curves – no need for magic tricks. Your selection is plentiful. You can pull off traditional A-line dresses, dreamy ball gowns, dramatic mermaid silhouettes, and elegant corseted styles. Perhaps, the only style […]
Some women prefer to preserve their gowns as an heirloom, repurpose them into meaningful keepsakes, or wear them again for an anniversary photo shoot, not minding the closet space the dress takes. Others take a pragmatic approach and sell or rent out their gowns. The dress will forever remain in your memory, so why not […]
White and ivory are the two most popular wedding dress colors and have a lot in common – both are light, elegant, and traditional. However, they rarely suit the same people due to the undertone disparity. Your complexion and hair color are the most obvious factors affecting the wedding dress color choice. Other points to […]
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