There's no doubt that wedding is the best day in every girl's life. This
is almost the only day in the life when the whole world revolves around
the bride. In this moment you have to look and feel yourself like a
queen. So, how to decide which wedding dress style to choose among all
those stunningly beautiful dresses? How to choose a perfect wedding
dress that would emphasize the advantages of your body and hide flaws?
I'll try to answer all these questions, as well as give examples of
different wedding dress styles in this hub.
Many people think that white lace wedding dresses are timeless, but history would tell you otherwise. The white wedding dress didn’t come into favor until Queen Victoria wore one to her royal wedding to Prince Albert in 1840. Before then, brides would wear a color of their choice, favoring practical dark colors like gray and brown. Nowadays it’s the opposite — you’re daring if you wear a color other than white (or something very similar like ivory) on your wedding day. Although the majority of women choose to wear white, more and more bridal designers are creating dresses in bold pops of color. So if pink, gold or black speak to you on your wedding day, there’s no reason you can’t rock it. Sneak a peek below at this daring red dress, then take a look at more colorful wedding dress pics here!
1. Black Wedding Dresses
Though black may seem like an odd choice for a wedding dress, lots of designers this season chose to either accent their gowns in black or make dresses entirely black with intricate illusion lace or geometric designs.
2,Primrose Pink Wedding Dresses
Choosing a bridal gown in a blush or primrose color isn't too much of a stretch -- many wedding dresses on the market use blush accents, so this is just taking it to the next level.
Many people think that white lace wedding dresses are timeless, but history would tell you otherwise. The white wedding dress didn’t come into favor until Queen Victoria wore one to her royal wedding to Prince Albert in 1840. Before then, brides would wear a color of their choice, favoring practical dark colors like gray and brown. Nowadays it’s the opposite — you’re daring if you wear a color other than white (or something very similar like ivory) on your wedding day. Although the majority of women choose to wear white, more and more bridal designers are creating dresses in bold pops of color. So if pink, gold or black speak to you on your wedding day, there’s no reason you can’t rock it. Sneak a peek below at this daring red dress, then take a look at more colorful wedding dress pics here!
1. Black Wedding Dresses
Though black may seem like an odd choice for a wedding dress, lots of designers this season chose to either accent their gowns in black or make dresses entirely black with intricate illusion lace or geometric designs.
2,Primrose Pink Wedding Dresses
Choosing a bridal gown in a blush or primrose color isn't too much of a stretch -- many wedding dresses on the market use blush accents, so this is just taking it to the next level.
3,Yellow Wedding Dresses
Bright and cheerful, yellow actually seems like a perfect wedding dress choice for a happy celebration. These designers used the color in a range of ways, from dramatic ball gowns to subtle bohemian pieces.
4,Ice Blue Wedding Dresses
Wintery ice blues were huge this season at Bridal Fashion Week and made their appearance in everything from Frozen-inspired strapless gowns to edgy crop top designs.To view more 2015 new wedding dresses ,click here: http://www.pinterest.com/alizeedress/white-lace-wedding-dresses/
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