Showing posts with label prom wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prom wedding. Show all posts
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Rent White Wedding Dress
Renting your wedding dress is a great way to save on wedding day expenses. Some brides prefer to keep their wedding dress forever and it has a sentimental value to them while to other brides, they can be done with the dress the day after the wedding. If you fall into the second category then a wedding dress rental is for you.
Rent White Wedding Dress
Renting your wedding dress is a great way to save on wedding day expenses. Some brides prefer to keep their wedding dress forever and it has a sentimental value to them while to other brides, they can be done with the dress the day after the wedding. If you fall into the second category then a wedding dress rental is for you.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Rent Long Wedding Dresses
Are you going to buy a wedding dress or to rent one? Everyone has her own idea: to buy one is suitable and you can choose freely; to rent one can save you a lot of money, which way will you choose?
Rent Long Wedding Dresses
Are you going to buy a wedding dress or to rent one? Everyone has her own idea: to buy one is suitable and you can choose freely; to rent one can save you a lot of money, which way will you choose?
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Italian Wedding Dresses
History of Italian Weddings
It is always interesting to study the history of weddings of different cultures. One can find that some of the old traditions have been carried forward to the current weddings.
In Italy, to this day marriages are not performed during Lent and Advent in May or August. Sunday was declared the best day for the marriage and June was (and is) considered the ideal month to marry. This is based on the Roman goddess Junio, representing safety of home, marriage, and childbirth.
In some families the marriages were arranged by the families of the bride and groom. A male relative of the groom would visit with the father of the intended bride and ask for her hand in marriage. Sometimes a matchmaker was used to carry a message to the intended bride's family. Once an agreement between the families was reached, the couple was declared engaged.
The prospective bride was expected to immediately start gathering clothing (even for her future husband), furniture, and other items for the home. This became known as the bride's 'trousseau'. If the engagement ring contained gold it was not to be worn until she received the gold wedding band as it was seen as bad luck to wear gold without being married.
In olden times a great deal of the Italian wedding traditions consisted of warding off evil spirits. The groom would be sure to have something iron on his person to ward off the evil eye. The wedding veil was for the purpose of warding off evil spirits they may try to attack the bride and tearing the veil after the ceremony was considered good luck. The bride was not to have a complete bridal gown until the wedding day. It was to remain incomplete until she walked down the church aisle. Presumably a final stitch was made somewhere on the dress at the entrance of the church. The groom would wait at the front of the church and present the bride with a bouquet of flowers and herbs, to ward off the evil spirits.
At other times the groom would pick the bride up and walk her to the church. In this case a log and a saw would be placed in their path and they had to saw it into two pieces to show their union. If the bride walked to the church, without the groom, the local people often put things in her path such as a broom, beggar, crying baby. How she handled these items showed if she would be a good wife, mother, would be kind, etc.
In the ceremony the groom stood to the right of the bride, thus freeing his sword hand, just in case someone tried to steal his bride. Ten witnesses were required to make the ceremony official; hence the need for a large bridal party. They were dressed like the bride and groom to confuse the jealous spirits. The bride carried (and still does in most weddings) a silk or satin purse for guests to deposit their money gifts in as a way to help with the expenses. Another way money was raised was by the best man cutting the groom's tie into pieces and selling them to guests at the wedding.
Following the ceremony the bride and groom were pelted with almonds (in mesh bags), three for children and five to seven to promote fertility. In ancient times a loaf of bread was broken over the bride's head to represent fertility. At the end of the wedding the bride and groom broke a vase or glass into pieces with the number of shards representing how many years they would be married. Mothers-in-law sat at a table and kept a record of the repayment of favors or money which needed to be witnessed (this is still done in some of today's ceremonies)
Most of the ceremonies started with mass in the early morning, followed by music and dancing throughout the night. Food was, and is, a large part of the wedding. Thirteen or more courses were ordinarily served (a large meal is still served at today's weddings); this represented the union of the couple and their families.
It's amazing how many wedding traditions still remain even though they may have evolved somewhat to reflect today's society. Incorporating traditions based on heritage is often a good way to honor the old while celebrating the new.
It is always interesting to study the history of weddings of different cultures. One can find that some of the old traditions have been carried forward to the current weddings.
In Italy, to this day marriages are not performed during Lent and Advent in May or August. Sunday was declared the best day for the marriage and June was (and is) considered the ideal month to marry. This is based on the Roman goddess Junio, representing safety of home, marriage, and childbirth.
In some families the marriages were arranged by the families of the bride and groom. A male relative of the groom would visit with the father of the intended bride and ask for her hand in marriage. Sometimes a matchmaker was used to carry a message to the intended bride's family. Once an agreement between the families was reached, the couple was declared engaged.
The prospective bride was expected to immediately start gathering clothing (even for her future husband), furniture, and other items for the home. This became known as the bride's 'trousseau'. If the engagement ring contained gold it was not to be worn until she received the gold wedding band as it was seen as bad luck to wear gold without being married.
In olden times a great deal of the Italian wedding traditions consisted of warding off evil spirits. The groom would be sure to have something iron on his person to ward off the evil eye. The wedding veil was for the purpose of warding off evil spirits they may try to attack the bride and tearing the veil after the ceremony was considered good luck. The bride was not to have a complete bridal gown until the wedding day. It was to remain incomplete until she walked down the church aisle. Presumably a final stitch was made somewhere on the dress at the entrance of the church. The groom would wait at the front of the church and present the bride with a bouquet of flowers and herbs, to ward off the evil spirits.
At other times the groom would pick the bride up and walk her to the church. In this case a log and a saw would be placed in their path and they had to saw it into two pieces to show their union. If the bride walked to the church, without the groom, the local people often put things in her path such as a broom, beggar, crying baby. How she handled these items showed if she would be a good wife, mother, would be kind, etc.
In the ceremony the groom stood to the right of the bride, thus freeing his sword hand, just in case someone tried to steal his bride. Ten witnesses were required to make the ceremony official; hence the need for a large bridal party. They were dressed like the bride and groom to confuse the jealous spirits. The bride carried (and still does in most weddings) a silk or satin purse for guests to deposit their money gifts in as a way to help with the expenses. Another way money was raised was by the best man cutting the groom's tie into pieces and selling them to guests at the wedding.
Following the ceremony the bride and groom were pelted with almonds (in mesh bags), three for children and five to seven to promote fertility. In ancient times a loaf of bread was broken over the bride's head to represent fertility. At the end of the wedding the bride and groom broke a vase or glass into pieces with the number of shards representing how many years they would be married. Mothers-in-law sat at a table and kept a record of the repayment of favors or money which needed to be witnessed (this is still done in some of today's ceremonies)
Most of the ceremonies started with mass in the early morning, followed by music and dancing throughout the night. Food was, and is, a large part of the wedding. Thirteen or more courses were ordinarily served (a large meal is still served at today's weddings); this represented the union of the couple and their families.
It's amazing how many wedding traditions still remain even though they may have evolved somewhat to reflect today's society. Incorporating traditions based on heritage is often a good way to honor the old while celebrating the new.
Italian Wedding Dresses
History of Italian Weddings
It is always interesting to study the history of weddings of different cultures. One can find that some of the old traditions have been carried forward to the current weddings.
In Italy, to this day marriages are not performed during Lent and Advent in May or August. Sunday was declared the best day for the marriage and June was (and is) considered the ideal month to marry. This is based on the Roman goddess Junio, representing safety of home, marriage, and childbirth.
In some families the marriages were arranged by the families of the bride and groom. A male relative of the groom would visit with the father of the intended bride and ask for her hand in marriage. Sometimes a matchmaker was used to carry a message to the intended bride's family. Once an agreement between the families was reached, the couple was declared engaged.
The prospective bride was expected to immediately start gathering clothing (even for her future husband), furniture, and other items for the home. This became known as the bride's 'trousseau'. If the engagement ring contained gold it was not to be worn until she received the gold wedding band as it was seen as bad luck to wear gold without being married.
In olden times a great deal of the Italian wedding traditions consisted of warding off evil spirits. The groom would be sure to have something iron on his person to ward off the evil eye. The wedding veil was for the purpose of warding off evil spirits they may try to attack the bride and tearing the veil after the ceremony was considered good luck. The bride was not to have a complete bridal gown until the wedding day. It was to remain incomplete until she walked down the church aisle. Presumably a final stitch was made somewhere on the dress at the entrance of the church. The groom would wait at the front of the church and present the bride with a bouquet of flowers and herbs, to ward off the evil spirits.
At other times the groom would pick the bride up and walk her to the church. In this case a log and a saw would be placed in their path and they had to saw it into two pieces to show their union. If the bride walked to the church, without the groom, the local people often put things in her path such as a broom, beggar, crying baby. How she handled these items showed if she would be a good wife, mother, would be kind, etc.
In the ceremony the groom stood to the right of the bride, thus freeing his sword hand, just in case someone tried to steal his bride. Ten witnesses were required to make the ceremony official; hence the need for a large bridal party. They were dressed like the bride and groom to confuse the jealous spirits. The bride carried (and still does in most weddings) a silk or satin purse for guests to deposit their money gifts in as a way to help with the expenses. Another way money was raised was by the best man cutting the groom's tie into pieces and selling them to guests at the wedding.
Following the ceremony the bride and groom were pelted with almonds (in mesh bags), three for children and five to seven to promote fertility. In ancient times a loaf of bread was broken over the bride's head to represent fertility. At the end of the wedding the bride and groom broke a vase or glass into pieces with the number of shards representing how many years they would be married. Mothers-in-law sat at a table and kept a record of the repayment of favors or money which needed to be witnessed (this is still done in some of today's ceremonies)
Most of the ceremonies started with mass in the early morning, followed by music and dancing throughout the night. Food was, and is, a large part of the wedding. Thirteen or more courses were ordinarily served (a large meal is still served at today's weddings); this represented the union of the couple and their families.
It's amazing how many wedding traditions still remain even though they may have evolved somewhat to reflect today's society. Incorporating traditions based on heritage is often a good way to honor the old while celebrating the new.
It is always interesting to study the history of weddings of different cultures. One can find that some of the old traditions have been carried forward to the current weddings.
In Italy, to this day marriages are not performed during Lent and Advent in May or August. Sunday was declared the best day for the marriage and June was (and is) considered the ideal month to marry. This is based on the Roman goddess Junio, representing safety of home, marriage, and childbirth.
In some families the marriages were arranged by the families of the bride and groom. A male relative of the groom would visit with the father of the intended bride and ask for her hand in marriage. Sometimes a matchmaker was used to carry a message to the intended bride's family. Once an agreement between the families was reached, the couple was declared engaged.
The prospective bride was expected to immediately start gathering clothing (even for her future husband), furniture, and other items for the home. This became known as the bride's 'trousseau'. If the engagement ring contained gold it was not to be worn until she received the gold wedding band as it was seen as bad luck to wear gold without being married.
In olden times a great deal of the Italian wedding traditions consisted of warding off evil spirits. The groom would be sure to have something iron on his person to ward off the evil eye. The wedding veil was for the purpose of warding off evil spirits they may try to attack the bride and tearing the veil after the ceremony was considered good luck. The bride was not to have a complete bridal gown until the wedding day. It was to remain incomplete until she walked down the church aisle. Presumably a final stitch was made somewhere on the dress at the entrance of the church. The groom would wait at the front of the church and present the bride with a bouquet of flowers and herbs, to ward off the evil spirits.
At other times the groom would pick the bride up and walk her to the church. In this case a log and a saw would be placed in their path and they had to saw it into two pieces to show their union. If the bride walked to the church, without the groom, the local people often put things in her path such as a broom, beggar, crying baby. How she handled these items showed if she would be a good wife, mother, would be kind, etc.
In the ceremony the groom stood to the right of the bride, thus freeing his sword hand, just in case someone tried to steal his bride. Ten witnesses were required to make the ceremony official; hence the need for a large bridal party. They were dressed like the bride and groom to confuse the jealous spirits. The bride carried (and still does in most weddings) a silk or satin purse for guests to deposit their money gifts in as a way to help with the expenses. Another way money was raised was by the best man cutting the groom's tie into pieces and selling them to guests at the wedding.
Following the ceremony the bride and groom were pelted with almonds (in mesh bags), three for children and five to seven to promote fertility. In ancient times a loaf of bread was broken over the bride's head to represent fertility. At the end of the wedding the bride and groom broke a vase or glass into pieces with the number of shards representing how many years they would be married. Mothers-in-law sat at a table and kept a record of the repayment of favors or money which needed to be witnessed (this is still done in some of today's ceremonies)
Most of the ceremonies started with mass in the early morning, followed by music and dancing throughout the night. Food was, and is, a large part of the wedding. Thirteen or more courses were ordinarily served (a large meal is still served at today's weddings); this represented the union of the couple and their families.
It's amazing how many wedding traditions still remain even though they may have evolved somewhat to reflect today's society. Incorporating traditions based on heritage is often a good way to honor the old while celebrating the new.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Perfect Wedding Dress
Perfect Wedding Dress For a Perfect Bride
Innumerable choices for wedding gowns nowadays are available in the market. Every single bride or those who have once been have confessed of the anxiety they have had during wedding preparation. Most of them attributed this to a dream they have been longing ever since; to wear a perfect wedding gown when being walked down the aisle. All of them wanted their wedding to stand out in terms of pomp and color. Of all these, the wedding dress they would wear was the most important thing to them. Just the sight of a televised wedding would sent some of them crazy as they hurry to take note of the wedding gown worn by the bride - just to copy or better on it when their time come!
Knowing oneself in terms of size, taste and color is the beginning point of choosing your perfect wedding dress. It's usually a good idea to go and get yourself measured before you make that order online. In addition, you are a lady and you femininity should come out at all times. Whether it's a formal, semi-formal or a casual wedding bringing out that lady look in you is still important.
Most slightly light pastel colors will do for your bridal gown as these are favorite to many and blend well with the occasion. However, dress in ivory, white and peach shades, when correctly blended with the correct skin complexion and figure and also the general theme of the wedding can bring out the magnificence of your wedding.
Choosing your wedding gown can be a daunting task especially if you are not sure what you want. There are numerous online stores that offer online chats, some even via web cams that can really advice you on the correct wedding dress for your size. Most wedding dresses lack low necklines. Because of the occasion a wedding bride need not to be that provocative. Necklines such as the traditional square, 'jewel' and 'scoop' are perfect. If you are this kind of lady who likes to look a bit cheeky and sexy yet not that provocative, then the 'classic sweetheart' neckline might be good for you.
All in all you have to consider numerous factors so as to arrive to your choice of a perfect wedding dress. Factors such as the type of backline you prefer, the cut, sleeve pattern and many more will eventually help you get that perfect dress. Just remember to stick to the occasion and your taste and make your wedding as memorable as ever!
By Francis Modi
Innumerable choices for wedding gowns nowadays are available in the market. Every single bride or those who have once been have confessed of the anxiety they have had during wedding preparation. Most of them attributed this to a dream they have been longing ever since; to wear a perfect wedding gown when being walked down the aisle. All of them wanted their wedding to stand out in terms of pomp and color. Of all these, the wedding dress they would wear was the most important thing to them. Just the sight of a televised wedding would sent some of them crazy as they hurry to take note of the wedding gown worn by the bride - just to copy or better on it when their time come!
Knowing oneself in terms of size, taste and color is the beginning point of choosing your perfect wedding dress. It's usually a good idea to go and get yourself measured before you make that order online. In addition, you are a lady and you femininity should come out at all times. Whether it's a formal, semi-formal or a casual wedding bringing out that lady look in you is still important.
Most slightly light pastel colors will do for your bridal gown as these are favorite to many and blend well with the occasion. However, dress in ivory, white and peach shades, when correctly blended with the correct skin complexion and figure and also the general theme of the wedding can bring out the magnificence of your wedding.
Choosing your wedding gown can be a daunting task especially if you are not sure what you want. There are numerous online stores that offer online chats, some even via web cams that can really advice you on the correct wedding dress for your size. Most wedding dresses lack low necklines. Because of the occasion a wedding bride need not to be that provocative. Necklines such as the traditional square, 'jewel' and 'scoop' are perfect. If you are this kind of lady who likes to look a bit cheeky and sexy yet not that provocative, then the 'classic sweetheart' neckline might be good for you.
All in all you have to consider numerous factors so as to arrive to your choice of a perfect wedding dress. Factors such as the type of backline you prefer, the cut, sleeve pattern and many more will eventually help you get that perfect dress. Just remember to stick to the occasion and your taste and make your wedding as memorable as ever!
By Francis Modi
Perfect Wedding Dress
Perfect Wedding Dress For a Perfect Bride
Innumerable choices for wedding gowns nowadays are available in the market. Every single bride or those who have once been have confessed of the anxiety they have had during wedding preparation. Most of them attributed this to a dream they have been longing ever since; to wear a perfect wedding gown when being walked down the aisle. All of them wanted their wedding to stand out in terms of pomp and color. Of all these, the wedding dress they would wear was the most important thing to them. Just the sight of a televised wedding would sent some of them crazy as they hurry to take note of the wedding gown worn by the bride - just to copy or better on it when their time come!
Knowing oneself in terms of size, taste and color is the beginning point of choosing your perfect wedding dress. It's usually a good idea to go and get yourself measured before you make that order online. In addition, you are a lady and you femininity should come out at all times. Whether it's a formal, semi-formal or a casual wedding bringing out that lady look in you is still important.
Most slightly light pastel colors will do for your bridal gown as these are favorite to many and blend well with the occasion. However, dress in ivory, white and peach shades, when correctly blended with the correct skin complexion and figure and also the general theme of the wedding can bring out the magnificence of your wedding.
Choosing your wedding gown can be a daunting task especially if you are not sure what you want. There are numerous online stores that offer online chats, some even via web cams that can really advice you on the correct wedding dress for your size. Most wedding dresses lack low necklines. Because of the occasion a wedding bride need not to be that provocative. Necklines such as the traditional square, 'jewel' and 'scoop' are perfect. If you are this kind of lady who likes to look a bit cheeky and sexy yet not that provocative, then the 'classic sweetheart' neckline might be good for you.
All in all you have to consider numerous factors so as to arrive to your choice of a perfect wedding dress. Factors such as the type of backline you prefer, the cut, sleeve pattern and many more will eventually help you get that perfect dress. Just remember to stick to the occasion and your taste and make your wedding as memorable as ever!
By Francis Modi
Innumerable choices for wedding gowns nowadays are available in the market. Every single bride or those who have once been have confessed of the anxiety they have had during wedding preparation. Most of them attributed this to a dream they have been longing ever since; to wear a perfect wedding gown when being walked down the aisle. All of them wanted their wedding to stand out in terms of pomp and color. Of all these, the wedding dress they would wear was the most important thing to them. Just the sight of a televised wedding would sent some of them crazy as they hurry to take note of the wedding gown worn by the bride - just to copy or better on it when their time come!
Knowing oneself in terms of size, taste and color is the beginning point of choosing your perfect wedding dress. It's usually a good idea to go and get yourself measured before you make that order online. In addition, you are a lady and you femininity should come out at all times. Whether it's a formal, semi-formal or a casual wedding bringing out that lady look in you is still important.
Most slightly light pastel colors will do for your bridal gown as these are favorite to many and blend well with the occasion. However, dress in ivory, white and peach shades, when correctly blended with the correct skin complexion and figure and also the general theme of the wedding can bring out the magnificence of your wedding.
Choosing your wedding gown can be a daunting task especially if you are not sure what you want. There are numerous online stores that offer online chats, some even via web cams that can really advice you on the correct wedding dress for your size. Most wedding dresses lack low necklines. Because of the occasion a wedding bride need not to be that provocative. Necklines such as the traditional square, 'jewel' and 'scoop' are perfect. If you are this kind of lady who likes to look a bit cheeky and sexy yet not that provocative, then the 'classic sweetheart' neckline might be good for you.
All in all you have to consider numerous factors so as to arrive to your choice of a perfect wedding dress. Factors such as the type of backline you prefer, the cut, sleeve pattern and many more will eventually help you get that perfect dress. Just remember to stick to the occasion and your taste and make your wedding as memorable as ever!
By Francis Modi
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Favorite Wedding Dress.2
Choosing the Wedding Dress of Your Dreams
By Yolanda Nash
One of the biggest decisions for a bride is what dress she will wear as she walks down that aisle with everyone looking directly at her. Traditional American brides still where white gowns. The white no longer has the connotation that it once did, but it is still the traditional choice whether you are choosing a very elaborate gown or a simple, but elegant dress.
Choosing your dress for that big day should be done well in advance of the day. Whether you are buying your dress directly off the rack or having one custom made to enhance your figure, alterations will most likely need to be made and you must allow time for errors. There have been countless times that I’ve heard someone say that the alterations were not done correctly to their dress and they’ve had to take them back to get it corrected. Sometimes the bride to be has had to take her dress to be altered two or three times before it’s all said and done. Each alteration takes time; therefore, be sure to allow time for the worst case scenario so that you can be pleasantly surprised and prepared if you end up with only one alteration and time to spare before the big day.
Dresses come in all shapes, sizes, and decorative levels. There are simple dresses that flatter the shape of the bride to be. There are elaborate dresses that not only flatter her shape, but also adorn her body. There are dresses that make you feel elegant, yet still the bride and focal point of the event, and there are dresses that make you feel like a princess with elaborate decoration that further enhance the fact that this day is all about you. There are even pant suits in white for women that would rather not get all dolled up in the wedding gown. Whatever your tastes are, there is a dress for you. Be sure to visit all of the local dress shops before deciding on your dress. You may end up going back for the very first one you tried on, I know I did, but at least you’ll know you took a good look at what else was out there.
Many stores have wonderful financing options for the purchase of a wedding dress. If the price of your favorite wedding dress makes you fall over, it is still possible for you to get it. Many dress stores have financing options that will allow you to pay for your dress in installments. That can be done and paid for in a year’s time. If bought early enough, it can be entirely paid for before the event. Yet, if financing is not for you, there are a lot of sales on wedding dresses if you keep your eyes open for them. It’s possible to get a wedding dress relatively cheaply.
You are the star on the day of your wedding. You walk down the aisle while everyone stands and admires you. Your dress should make you feel proud and beautiful at this very important moment in your life.
By Yolanda Nash
One of the biggest decisions for a bride is what dress she will wear as she walks down that aisle with everyone looking directly at her. Traditional American brides still where white gowns. The white no longer has the connotation that it once did, but it is still the traditional choice whether you are choosing a very elaborate gown or a simple, but elegant dress.
Choosing your dress for that big day should be done well in advance of the day. Whether you are buying your dress directly off the rack or having one custom made to enhance your figure, alterations will most likely need to be made and you must allow time for errors. There have been countless times that I’ve heard someone say that the alterations were not done correctly to their dress and they’ve had to take them back to get it corrected. Sometimes the bride to be has had to take her dress to be altered two or three times before it’s all said and done. Each alteration takes time; therefore, be sure to allow time for the worst case scenario so that you can be pleasantly surprised and prepared if you end up with only one alteration and time to spare before the big day.
Dresses come in all shapes, sizes, and decorative levels. There are simple dresses that flatter the shape of the bride to be. There are elaborate dresses that not only flatter her shape, but also adorn her body. There are dresses that make you feel elegant, yet still the bride and focal point of the event, and there are dresses that make you feel like a princess with elaborate decoration that further enhance the fact that this day is all about you. There are even pant suits in white for women that would rather not get all dolled up in the wedding gown. Whatever your tastes are, there is a dress for you. Be sure to visit all of the local dress shops before deciding on your dress. You may end up going back for the very first one you tried on, I know I did, but at least you’ll know you took a good look at what else was out there.
Many stores have wonderful financing options for the purchase of a wedding dress. If the price of your favorite wedding dress makes you fall over, it is still possible for you to get it. Many dress stores have financing options that will allow you to pay for your dress in installments. That can be done and paid for in a year’s time. If bought early enough, it can be entirely paid for before the event. Yet, if financing is not for you, there are a lot of sales on wedding dresses if you keep your eyes open for them. It’s possible to get a wedding dress relatively cheaply.
You are the star on the day of your wedding. You walk down the aisle while everyone stands and admires you. Your dress should make you feel proud and beautiful at this very important moment in your life.
Favorite Wedding Dress.2
Choosing the Wedding Dress of Your Dreams
By Yolanda Nash
One of the biggest decisions for a bride is what dress she will wear as she walks down that aisle with everyone looking directly at her. Traditional American brides still where white gowns. The white no longer has the connotation that it once did, but it is still the traditional choice whether you are choosing a very elaborate gown or a simple, but elegant dress.
Choosing your dress for that big day should be done well in advance of the day. Whether you are buying your dress directly off the rack or having one custom made to enhance your figure, alterations will most likely need to be made and you must allow time for errors. There have been countless times that I’ve heard someone say that the alterations were not done correctly to their dress and they’ve had to take them back to get it corrected. Sometimes the bride to be has had to take her dress to be altered two or three times before it’s all said and done. Each alteration takes time; therefore, be sure to allow time for the worst case scenario so that you can be pleasantly surprised and prepared if you end up with only one alteration and time to spare before the big day.
Dresses come in all shapes, sizes, and decorative levels. There are simple dresses that flatter the shape of the bride to be. There are elaborate dresses that not only flatter her shape, but also adorn her body. There are dresses that make you feel elegant, yet still the bride and focal point of the event, and there are dresses that make you feel like a princess with elaborate decoration that further enhance the fact that this day is all about you. There are even pant suits in white for women that would rather not get all dolled up in the wedding gown. Whatever your tastes are, there is a dress for you. Be sure to visit all of the local dress shops before deciding on your dress. You may end up going back for the very first one you tried on, I know I did, but at least you’ll know you took a good look at what else was out there.
Many stores have wonderful financing options for the purchase of a wedding dress. If the price of your favorite wedding dress makes you fall over, it is still possible for you to get it. Many dress stores have financing options that will allow you to pay for your dress in installments. That can be done and paid for in a year’s time. If bought early enough, it can be entirely paid for before the event. Yet, if financing is not for you, there are a lot of sales on wedding dresses if you keep your eyes open for them. It’s possible to get a wedding dress relatively cheaply.
You are the star on the day of your wedding. You walk down the aisle while everyone stands and admires you. Your dress should make you feel proud and beautiful at this very important moment in your life.
By Yolanda Nash
One of the biggest decisions for a bride is what dress she will wear as she walks down that aisle with everyone looking directly at her. Traditional American brides still where white gowns. The white no longer has the connotation that it once did, but it is still the traditional choice whether you are choosing a very elaborate gown or a simple, but elegant dress.
Choosing your dress for that big day should be done well in advance of the day. Whether you are buying your dress directly off the rack or having one custom made to enhance your figure, alterations will most likely need to be made and you must allow time for errors. There have been countless times that I’ve heard someone say that the alterations were not done correctly to their dress and they’ve had to take them back to get it corrected. Sometimes the bride to be has had to take her dress to be altered two or three times before it’s all said and done. Each alteration takes time; therefore, be sure to allow time for the worst case scenario so that you can be pleasantly surprised and prepared if you end up with only one alteration and time to spare before the big day.
Dresses come in all shapes, sizes, and decorative levels. There are simple dresses that flatter the shape of the bride to be. There are elaborate dresses that not only flatter her shape, but also adorn her body. There are dresses that make you feel elegant, yet still the bride and focal point of the event, and there are dresses that make you feel like a princess with elaborate decoration that further enhance the fact that this day is all about you. There are even pant suits in white for women that would rather not get all dolled up in the wedding gown. Whatever your tastes are, there is a dress for you. Be sure to visit all of the local dress shops before deciding on your dress. You may end up going back for the very first one you tried on, I know I did, but at least you’ll know you took a good look at what else was out there.
Many stores have wonderful financing options for the purchase of a wedding dress. If the price of your favorite wedding dress makes you fall over, it is still possible for you to get it. Many dress stores have financing options that will allow you to pay for your dress in installments. That can be done and paid for in a year’s time. If bought early enough, it can be entirely paid for before the event. Yet, if financing is not for you, there are a lot of sales on wedding dresses if you keep your eyes open for them. It’s possible to get a wedding dress relatively cheaply.
You are the star on the day of your wedding. You walk down the aisle while everyone stands and admires you. Your dress should make you feel proud and beautiful at this very important moment in your life.
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