Wedding Dress Seam Styles

Asymmetrical seams have been around and hugely popular for a couple of years, and there’s still plenty more of that style to come – mostly because it’s highly flattering to many brides and their fabulous wedding dresses and wedding gowns.

1950's Wedding Dress Styles

Yep, the 1950s style influences are still in vogue – hour-glass brides all together now - “Hooray!” 1950s chic is appearing in many designers’ wedding dress collections, so hour-glass girls are spoilt for choice. And that makes me happy.

Wedding Dresses - Sheath Style Wedding Gown

The Sheath style is for the bride who isn’t afraid to show off her body! This body-hugging silhouette is sculpted very close the body, and can be quite exquisite given the right wedding gown fit. Avoid this style if you are uncomfortable with the size of your hips.

Wedding Dress Pricing

Depending on the bride's budget, the wedding dress can be a hefty expense. Often brides purchase an extra, less expensive option that's still photographs well for the trash the dress session. Shoes and accessories are not needed, makeup can be minimal (since it's likely wash off when splashing in the water) and natural, loose hair give the photos a more romantic look. Throwing the groom into the mix for some tender poses makes the photos more intimate and it's a great moment to release the stress of the event and just be silly and kick up your feet up together. For him- a simple white shirt and a rolled up pair of chinos is always the easiest option.