Women’s Wedding Suits

It is gen­er­al­ly accept­ed that the bride must nec­es­sar­i­ly appear at her own wed­ding in a chic white dress. But times are chang­ing, and now a wed­ding dress may not be white, and the bride’s out­fit may no longer be a dress. Wom­en’s wed­ding suits are the choice of extra­or­di­nary, prac­ti­cal, self-con­fi­dent brides, as well as girls who are not going to hold a mag­nif­i­cent cel­e­bra­tion on the occa­sion of their mar­riage or as a vari­ant of cloth­ing intend­ed exclu­sive­ly for paint­ing in the reg­istry office.

Women’s wedding suits — models

White wom­en’s wed­ding suits began to come into fash­ion in the 50s of the last cen­tu­ry. Lat­er, in addi­tion to white, beige, cream, pink shades also became pop­u­lar. And today, many world brands began to include them in their col­lec­tions of wed­ding fash­ion.

When sewing a white wom­en’s suit for a wed­ding, they most often use such ele­gant fab­rics as:

• silk;
• lace;
• atlas;
• chif­fon;
• crepe de chine.

They are dec­o­rat­ed with a vari­ety of inserts, trims, sequins, rhine­stones, beads, stones, pearls, rib­bons, embroi­dery, so that they are in no way infe­ri­or in sophis­ti­ca­tion and beau­ty to tra­di­tion­al wed­ding dress­es.

So, what are the most pop­u­lar styles of wom­en’s wed­ding suits?

1. A clas­sic ver­sion of such a dress for the bride is an ele­gant white skirt suit. It con­sists of a jack­et and a skirt of var­i­ous styles — long, short, midi, puffy, straight, flared, etc. — it all depends on the taste of the bride.
2. Much less often, the bride makes a choice in favor of a trouser suit. Such a deci­sion may seem some­what rad­i­cal, but in this out­fit you will look very styl­ish, ele­gant and com­plete­ly non-triv­ial.
3. An alter­na­tive to a pantsuit would be a white wom­en’s suit with a skirt-pants. In it you will feel con­fi­dent and appro­pri­ate.

If you would like to wear a suit to your own wed­ding, but do not want to appear too strict, dilute your out­fit with the help of appro­pri­ate acces­sories — a wed­ding veil, a tiara, a hat with a veil, lace gloves, an orig­i­nal wed­ding bag, a lux­u­ri­ous bou­quet.