Choosing your perfect wedding dress is no easy task. So many styles, so many fabrics, so many beautiful gowns. Where to begin?
Are you the kind of bride who knows exactly how her dress will look like since the age of 7, or do you have no idea whatsoever?
Are you looking for a classic, elegant look? Do want to keep it clean and simple? Or do you want to make a fashion statement and wear a gown that nobody will ever forget?
To answer these questions, you have to keep in mind that what’s most important is that you feel comfortable in your dress and that you feel like yourself. If you usually dress simple, you will probably feel uncomfortable and “off” wearing a statement piece.
If your friends are used to seeing you in the most fashionable clothes, they will probably expect you to wear something extravagant at your wedding.
You also need to know how to accessorize. With a simple gown, you can either choose minimalistic accessories, but you could also combine your dress with a statement piece of jewelry, headpiece or add an interesting belt.
If you choose a more elaborated dress, the accessories you choose should not be a distraction from the dress.
Here a a few choices for each look.
If you want to keep it simple:
Bouquet Style #AK97: A strapless organza gown with a sweetheart neckline. If you find it too simple, you can add a beaded or colored belt to it.
Style EK996. An organza drop waist gown, with a sweetheart neckline. You can also add a belt or this little lace bolero jacket.
This champagne satin gown is simple and so elegant, and should be combined with minimal accessories. Also available in white or ivory
If you want to make a statement:
Make a statement with a lace embellished high neckline. Eddy K Milano style MD134 (left) and MD113 (right): Two gowns that nobody will forget!
This vintage inspired lace gown in stunning, but it is the back that makes it truly unique: ADK Style #77959
The three dimensional flowers really stand out on this Eddy K Milano Style # MD123
Tell us: What kind of bride are you? What was your experience when you looked for your dream dress? How did your guests react when they saw you in your dress?
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