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Women have always had the choice of having a wedding dress custom-made to fit their preference or to purchase a ready-made gown. It is also common for brides to choose to wear a special family heirloom passed down from generation to generation. The history of weddings and wedding dresses is fascinating, as various cultures and religious convictions have contributed to how wedding dresses are designed today.
Full-length ivory dress made of lace with a removable white sash at the waist makes for the perfect wedding gown. It features a sweetheart neckline and a strapless design.
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Full-length satin white and red dress with beading and embroidery detail makes for an elegant and unique wedding gown. The dress comes with a halter A line neckline design.
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An elegant white gown with beading decoration at the waist with a draped cowl back. It comes with a hidden side zip and cap sleeves and is fully lined..
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Casual and modern, this Marchesa dress features intricate beaded lace, sequins shimmer, an asymmetrical neckline and scalloped edges. Its back zip is hidden and comes with a silk lining. Get to show off your beautiful legs and fully defined waist, and enjoy the comfort of this knee-length dress.
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Make a grand entrance with this wedding gown. It features a stunning confection of elegant chiffon and crystal bead details that you will surely love.
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Finding the perfect dress for your wedding can be an audacious task and most brides end up trying on as much as ten dresses before finding the one they like most. In order to ensure that your wedding goes on as planned and that you reduce the stress that comes with picking out the perfect dress, here are some helpful tips on how to choose the perfect wedding dress.
Modern brides have the privilege of having unlimited options when it comes to the colour of their wedding dress. Choosing a wedding dress colour that complements your style and flatters you most can help improve your self-confidence during the wedding and make you all the more beautiful on your big day. The colour you settle on can help you be more coordinated with your bridal party and make the whole ceremony more elegant.
For most brides, the season in which they get married also plays a big part in their wedding dress colours. Certain colours, such as blue and pink, are popular during spring, while white and other warm fall colours blend perfectly with colder seasons.
Every bride deserves to have a wedding dress whose colours compliment her natural features, like her hair and skin colour. Brides usually have the choice of going for a coloured wedding dress that can enhance the colour scheme of the whole ceremony, or go for a traditional white dress that brightens up the event. White coloured wedding gowns are traditionally used to signify the purity of the bride, while other bright colours, such as red and pink, are a symbol of love and passion.
Saving money on your wedding dress can help you put aside more money for the wedding ceremony or ensure that you can afford a sweet honeymoon. Here are a few tips on how you can save money on your wedding dress.
A wedding dress is one of the most essential parts of a wedding ceremony, but only a few realise where this ageless tradition of dressing up a bride in a traditional wedding gown came from.
Early cultures in Europe used to dress up their brides in red so as to invoke fertility and to keep off evil spirits during the wedding ceremony. On the other hand, early Christians preferred blue wedding gowns to symbolise the purity of the bride. Until recent times, white wedding gowns were widely considered impractical, with many brides preferring grey dresses as they were considered more modest and practical.
White wedding gowns were mostly used by the royals and the wealthy in society to symbolise the purity of the bride and the marriage as a whole. In recent history, the design the bride chose was widely determined by the trending fashion of the time. For instance, many wedding gowns in the 1920s were short at the front with a long train attached to the back.
