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While your veil may be an important part of your wedding day look, you may not want to keep it on through your entire reception as well as the ceremony. Choosing a headpiece to go with it will allow you to keep a finished look to your appearance even after you remove the veil.
Even if you will not be having a formal wedding, that does not mean you cannot glam it up and add a touch of class. There are a number of less formal, somewhat understated veils and headpieces that are a perfect match for any ensemble.
Some weddings leave a lasting impression. More than 30 years after Diana Spencer wed Prince Charles, brides around the world continue to clamor for gowns, veils, and accessories that mimic the look of Diana’s fairy princess bridal attire.
It’s usually recommended that you pick your wedding dress before you choose your bridal hair accessories. Basically, the neckline of the dress will determine how you’ll wear your hair, which will have a big impact on the type of hair accessory you want.
A square neckline on a wedding dress can be extremely flattering to well-endowed brides, and the cut can be adjusted to a preferred level of coverage for the bust. Because the cut can emphasize broad shoulders, it looks best on medium to petite frames.
Bridal accessories often feature “couture” details. What does that mean? Derived from the Latin, "consuere" (sew, stitch, join), it describes veils and bridal accessories with custom designer details, unique stitching, unusual fabrics, or intricate techniques not found elsewhere.
Did you know that the first weddings involved a groom taking his bride by capture to a place away from relatives and villagers? The couple stayed at this location for one moon phase and drank mead, a wine made from honey. Thus, the word “honeymoon” was born.
Unfortunately, not every veil, necklace, or headpiece will look right with every bridal gown. If you have no idea how to put everything together to get the finished look you crave, rest assured that we can provide the guidance you need.
When Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956, more than 30 million people watched on TV. Her dress was a white, long-sleeved, high-necked gown with a fitted torso and 25-yard billowing silk taffeta skirt, 100 yards of silk net, peau de soie, tulle, and she wore a 90-yard veil of tulle.
In bridal ensembles, a hair comb will work well for accenting an updo or embellishing a simple veil (such as a birdcage veil). To create a seamless look, try to find a comb that matches or complements the adornments on your gown.
While conventional wisdom may tell you that your season should dictate the style of wedding gown you choose, you’re always free to pick whatever style looks best on you. If you’re having an indoor wedding, it really won’t matter whether the weather is extremely hot or cold.
One of the main things to consider when choosing your wedding veil is the type of dress you will be wearing. Assess where the key focal points can be found on your dress, and then find a veil that either ends before that point of detail or that is sheer, so that the detailing can still be viewed.
Did you know that, originally, the role of the best man was to help the groom kidnap his bride? If a bride’s family didn’t approve of the union, then the groom would have to forcibly take her with him.
Today, many brides offset their white or ivory gown with colorful accessories and accents that carry special meaning. If that idea appeals to you, consider blue (trust), green (abundance), pink (love), purple (sophisticated), red (passion), or yellow (joy).
One of the benefits of choosing a classic A-line silhouette for your wedding dress lies in its versatility. While this type of gown certainly lends itself to formal weddings, it can also be dressed down when made from more casual fabrics, such as an eyelet lace.
It’s always recommended that you buy a wedding gown in a bridal shop versus online. Getting the dress sized correctly is very important, and the best way to accomplish this is to actually try it on first.
Did you know that almost 70 percent of new brides choose a veil made of tulle? In fact, tulle has long been considered a classical choice for veils, as it is light, fashionable, affordable, and keeps its shape better than silk or satin.
Don’t forget to gather details on how to care for your wedding gown on your special day. Ask about the best strategies to get rid of last-minute wrinkles and deal with any inadvertent spills.
While you might know exactly what type of wedding dress you want, it never hurts to keep an open mind. The salespeople at a bridal shop are experts in the most flattering fits for different body types, and they may recommend a particularly flattering dress shape that you hadn't even considered.
Although you may not always love the way each dress looks on the rack, it’s a good idea to try it on anyway. Since bridal gowns fit different than normal dresses, you may be surprised by which styles help you look your best.
One of the biggest trendsetters in the Middle Ages was Queen Victoria, who broke from custom and wore a white wedding gown. Her wedding gown has maintained its traditional position to this day.
Wedding dress shopping can be a lot of fun, but the sheer number of styles available can be overwhelming. Before you go to the bridal salon, think about your personal style. Do you think you'd prefer an elaborate gown with a long train, or a more casual, knee-length dress?
If your gown has an ivory or beige tint to it, gold (yellow gold, that is) jewelry, if understated, will match quite well. For white material that does not have these tints, opt for white gold, silver, or platinum jewelry.
According to prognosticators, highly individualized weddings are the dominate trend for the foreseeable future. From the dress to the flowers and theme, brides and grooms are infusing their weddings with custom details that communicate who they are as a couple.
Just like your own gown, have your bridesmaids' professionally measured, so the bridal salon can help you choose the best size. If you have any bridesmaids that are hard to fit, separates may be the way to go.
As a general rule when accessorizing your wedding dress, remember that some metals simply look better with some fabrics. For example, silver or platinum jewelry or pendants work best with white. Gold, on the other hand, is made more vibrant with ivory accouterments.
Are you having trouble narrowing down your bridesmaid dress options? Let’s start with what your bridal gown looks like. From there, it’s often easier to determine which dress styles will best complement the gown you’ll be wearing.
Less formal and traditional wedding gowns emerged, not surprisingly, during the Roaring 20s. Here, more constricting gowns were replaced with shapeless frocks that first showed the woman’s ankles and eventually her knees.
Bridal fashion shows are featuring interesting new trends, like gold gowns and traditional dresses with metallic accents. This theme takes a different turn in accessories, where rose gold headpieces with vintage details are the rage.
Do you know how to properly handle your bridal gown? Use a padded hanger to hang your dress before it goes into a garment bag. You should also transport your bridal party’s dresses in garment bags.
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