Wedding Dress

Choos­ing an out­fit for a wed­ding cer­e­mo­ny is some­times more dif­fi­cult than find­ing a groom. Either you don’t like the style, or the fig­ure in the cho­sen dress looks bad, and some­times every­thing is per­fect, but it’s not suit­able for the cer­e­mo­ny. Choos­ing your wed­ding dress is real­ly dif­fi­cult. But with the right approach, you can find the very thing.

Puffy wedding dresses or classic wedding fashion

Sure­ly, in any of the wed­ding salons, the eye first of all falls on volu­mi­nous puffy out­fits that look like a cloud. Even if you are not a fan of this cut, you will almost cer­tain­ly want to try on at least one. And you will do it right, because every girl always has a dream to wear a princess out­fit at least once in her life.

There are a lot of types of puffy dress­es for a wed­ding and there are plen­ty to choose from. But such skirts are far from suit­able for every fig­ure. So, con­sid­er a short list of the most pop­u­lar styles.

1. Ball­room lush backgam­mon will be appro­pri­ate for high-pro­file cel­e­bra­tions with guests and a large hall of the restau­rant. This sil­hou­ette is per­fect for girls with above aver­age height. As a rule, the upper part is visu­al­ly cut off from the low­er part, and all this cloud is formed by sev­er­al lay­ers of skirts and rings. The upper part is made in the form of a corset, gen­er­ous­ly dec­o­rat­ed with ruf­fles, beads and oth­er trim­mings.
2. For any type of fig­ure, an A‑line is suit­able due to the smoother expan­sion of the skirt. An excel­lent solu­tion for wide hips and a large bust.
3. A plume will help to visu­al­ly become taller. It also makes the whole image majes­tic and ele­gant.
4. Short white dress­es with a puffy skirt for a wed­ding are a great occa­sion to empha­size your waist and show off your slen­der legs. The out­fit is a bit like a bal­leri­na’s tutu, it can also be dec­o­rat­ed with a train.

Long wed­ding dress­es are most often cho­sen for a cel­e­bra­tion with a stan­dard sce­nario: film­ing on a video cam­era, a restau­rant and, of course, a chic dance of the bride and groom. For such cas­es, these out­fits are best suit­ed.

Beach wedding dress

For new­ly­weds who pre­fer orig­i­nal options for the cer­e­mo­ny, you should pay atten­tion to sim­pler and even prac­ti­cal out­fits. In par­tic­u­lar, a sim­ple dress for a wed­ding by the sea will look much more nat­ur­al than com­plex out­fits with a corset.

But mod­est wed­ding dress­es do not have to be bor­ing or non­de­script at all. There is a list of styles that look spec­tac­u­lar with a sim­ple cut:

• the most obvi­ous choice is a Greek dress for a wed­ding, which can be of any length (here, all the work is done by the fab­ric and select­ed hair­style with acces­sories);
• a lace dress for a wed­ding is no less styl­ish and fem­i­nine (there are very chic vin­tage out­fits, retro mod­els and styl­ish out­fits with a closed neck­line);
• Short dress­es with straps for a wed­ding, baby­dolls and styles with corsets will look great.

The length of a dress for a wed­ding on the beach can be tra­di­tion­al to the floor, but mid-calf length out­fits look more nat­ur­al, and short ones with a train will set the mood.

Wedding dress for the second wedding

And final­ly, a lit­tle about how to choose an out­fit if the wed­ding cer­e­mo­ny is repeat­ed for you for the sec­ond time in your life. As a rule, in this case, the dress for the wed­ding is cho­sen with less bias. Clas­sic white is also usu­al­ly over­looked and favored pas­tel shades.

For exam­ple, a coral dress for a wed­ding will be a great alter­na­tive. The col­or is trendy and refresh­ing. There are enough shades of coral so that you can choose your own for each col­or type. A bold pur­ple dress for a wed­ding is also a very wor­thy choice: we select a styl­ish bou­quet with sev­er­al flow­ers of this shade, del­i­cate pearl jew­el­ry and care­ful­ly select curls.

As for the length, here you can safe­ly try on both a floor-length wed­ding dress and short­er options. If you need to find a dress for a wed­ding at the age of 40, then, of course, out­fits with a sheath-like cut a lit­tle below the knees or mid-calf will be appro­pri­ate here. For the rest, you should not focus on the order of the cer­e­mo­ny and deny your­self a hol­i­day and a real­ly solemn out­fit.