Monday, May 3, 2010
Travelling with your Wedding Gown
A lace sheath or lace a-line is the easiest to travel with. The lace never wrinkles and you can fold the wedding gown neatly into a carry-on so you won't have to check your gown with your luggage. If lace is not your style, you should consider a chiffon or charmeuse gown. Both are very lightweight, easy to pack and can easily be steamed once you arrive at your destination. Traveling with an elaborate full ball gown is difficult unless you are willing to ship your gown to your destination. If this is the case, see if your bridal salon will pack the gown for you. For a fee, many salons will even ship and insure your gown. If you have any beaded detail on your gown you should wrap the beaded portion with a lightweight plastic, tissue paper or organza. This will cover the beaded portion during transit. It will prevent the beading to rub against and potentially damage the fabric on the gown.BEFORE you arrive at your destination, arrange to have your gown re-steamed or pressed in the hotel or a nearby bridal salon. Advise them of the date you will be bringing them the gown as well as the fabric and style of the gown so they are prepared.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Wedding Dress Material
How do I go about choosing wedding dress material that’s right for my body? When choosing a bridal gown there are several fabric and material options available to you. Classic fabrics include: satin, mikado, chiffon, charmeuse, organza, taffeta and tulle
Friday, April 23, 2010
Plus Size Wedding Dresses
When shopping for your plus size wedding dress, choose a style that flatters your figure the most. An A-line cut flatters almost every body type. If you have larger hips that you want to hide, think about getting a princess cut style that will hide your hips or get a dress that has wider straps to help offset your wider hips. You may have to try on a variety of destination wedding dresses before you find one that flatters your specific figure the most. Even though you may be having a destination wedding, you may want to choose a wedding dress that has a thicker fabric, as they are less likely to cling to your body, which can be unflattering.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Maternity Wedding Dresses
There are basically two types of maternity destination wedding dresses. The first is the kind that tend to hide the fact that a woman is pregnant. These often have empire waists and flow away from the body. This tends to not exaggerate the pregnancy.The other type of maternity dress is the one that shows off the pregnancy curves. It hugs the body and does nothing to cover up the fact that the bride being pregnant. Some brides like these types of destination wedding dresses because they want to show off their pregnancy and not hide their body.Despite what the old tradition says, many pregnant brides are still wearing white wedding dresses. It's no longer thought of that white has to mean virginal for a wedding. So, go ahead and pick out a white maternity wedding dress or whatever color you choose.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Grecian Wedding Gowns
Grecian goddess destination wedding dresses are sexy and modern, but are also classic. These style of dresses are also very figure flattering and will look amazing on just about any bride. So, if you want to look like a Greek goddess on your wedding day, check out destination wedding dresses that are actually inspired by the Greek goddesses
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Wedding Dress Styles and Details
Your wedding dress should have delicate details to it and not be overpowering in any way. Things such as soft layers or a sheer overlay fit well into this style. If you are going for this style you should avoid destination wedding dresses that are too structured and heavy looking. Avoid dresses like ballroom gowns and ones that are body hugging style. Instead look for ones that have an empire waist and float away from the body without being too big.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Beach Weddings, Wedding Gowns
If you are considering a quiet and intimate Mexico beach wedding, now you know which beaches are considered to be Mexico's best. After all, it comes down to you and your fiancé's personal choice -- or, in my case, my husband's selection as we are renewing our vows - so that you, too, can find out which beach suits you best. Then, you can discuss your Mexico wedding selection with your Destination Wedding Specialist, so that you can plan your perfect beach wedding as well. Oh, this is just so exciting! I honestly cannot wait to get started!
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