CONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE PLANNING A WEDDING!
The wedding attire is a very important topic when you begin
your planning. You need to set the mood for your special event. Pick the date,
pick the venue – location, set your budget, decide on the colors and then pick
the attire.
Wedding dresses differ in many ways and at times for some
are very difficult to pick out. I have seen them all in my years as a wedding planner, and they are all beautiful!
EMPIRE WAIST GOWN
This gown has a skirt that usually extends from under the
bodice (bust line) to the floor. It is often chosen by women with a pear shape,
as it disguises the hips. |
| Empire waist gown |
TRUMPET GOWN
This style has a skirt that flares out just below the hips,
similar to the bell shape of a trumpet. It does not have lots of volume or
bulk. This style is sleek and slimming.
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| Trumpet Gown |
MERMAID GOWN
This style of gown is more fitted and then flares out just
at the knees or below them. It looks amazing on some tall with curves! Snug
fitting. It is a great gown for showing off all the curves.
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| Mermaid Gown |
A-LINE GOWN
Many believe that the A-Line gown is the universal
flattering style. This style hugs the torso and has a slightly flared skirt.
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| A-line Gown |
BALL GOWN
The oh so famous fitted bodice with a huge full skirt. Busty
brides love this shape as it helps to balance their proportions. Thought of as
a romantic princess dress.
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| Ball Gown |
SHEATH
This is a form fitting dress that hugs the body. Often the
style of dress used in a casual or intimate wedding.
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| Sheath Gown |
This gives a glimpse of what style of dresses are available!
The decision you make for your gown is solely up to you. Take a look at them
all and decide what looks best on you, what you like! This is the most important dress you will ever wear!
Happy Dress Hunting!
~ Marilyn
Next: Different Dress Lengths
Necklines
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