designer bridal gowns, signature designs

designer bridal gowns

signature designs bridal gowns

For a bride everything has to spell class. Despite availability of discounted buys in bridal gowns, the trends are catchy and latest in style. One has to be confident about the look as all eyes are riveted on the bride and surely the grooms too. The make up and hairstyle must do full justice to the look. Earrings or neck pieces need to be coordinated. The list is almost unending and a wise decision has to be made about the choice of color and pattern of the gown. Frills, bodice patterns, lace and veils make a bride very attractive. This is one time of your life and hence it is better to settle for a niche appeal. Many times the choice is hard as it also depends on the venue, climate and destination. Bridal gowns for winter weddings are done with inner layers in synthetic and tights can be worn in thermal. Plus sizes need not be dejected as there are many options in this category too.

Whites and shades of off white are simply majestic with flowing layers, ballroom gowns, overlap styles and the bodice princess cut. Empire lines are still in vogue this year. Include some mild embroidery or satin threads if you wish, but again coordinate perfectly with the footwear and jewelry. If simplicity is a need for you then dress the gown with sashes and huge bows. This also accentuates the petite figures and svelte bodies. Trails can be detached and used as an accessory. The dress can turn into a short dress with the wit of the designer who assembles the detached trail or layer for you. Make a smart choice for the beach weddings including a plain satin with less filigree. Use a bit of imagination and add a subtle pastel shade like peach, pink or mild yellow to replace the clichéd white gown dresses.

Wedding designer gowns are more about fabrics and interplay of patterns. The shops also give you a trunk show which also displays many lines for your trousseau collection. Shop early to allow you to make alterations or coordinate jewelry especially earrings and neck pieces. Use a bit of imagination and sit along with the designer who will be happy to tailor a new look for you.

The single most important object for a bride on her wedding day is her bridal gown. More brides are going in for designer gowns, nowadays. After all, you get married once in a lifetime and no expense is spared for the event. Bridal gowns are traditionally of a single colour, depending on your culture. In the west, brides wear white or ivory gowns, while eastern cultures mostly have brides dressed in red. White symbolizes purity while red symbolizes fertility.

While a bridal gown can be bought at a store, getting a designer gown or signature designer gown has its own advantages. It may not necessarily be more expensive than a regular wedding dress. A designer gown is more likely to be exclusive and which bride doesn’t want to look exclusive?

Also, if the designer himself (or herself) is available, the bride can discuss what she wants and can be advised on what styles and cuts will make her look more elegant.

A good idea is to invest time in window-shopping around a little. Visit all the stores and a few designer outlets. Discuss prices and sizes and before you make a final decision, try on a few gowns to test how the style suits you. ~author Annie Zaidi. copyright @indianchild.com

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