WeddingGownGuide
Wedding Gown Guide: BallGown Wedding Dress
A ball gown is the most formal female attire for social occasions (such as white tie). It is traditionally a full-skirted gown reaching the floor, made of luxurious fabric, delicately and exotically trimmed. Most versions are cut off the shoulder with decollete necklines. I personally consider the ball gown as being a bit fuller than the princess wedding dress and less dramatic than the bateau.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Long Sleeves
You’ve been asking for it and the bridal designers heard your prayers. Sleeves came down the runway at nearly every show of this season’s Bridal Fashion Week, but they’re not just for keeping cozy at a winter wedding. We saw super sheer sleeves that were barely visible, long intricate designs that snaked down the arms, and classic all-over lace reminiscent of weddings past.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Straight Neckline / Strapless
A strapless neckline, with no straps or sleeves, is a favourite among brides all over the world, who believe that this style is flattering to all types of bride. It is also versatile when it comes to choosing the hairstyle to complete your bridal look.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Trumpet
The trumpet fits tight on your body until approximately mid-thigh, where it begins to gradually come away from the body in an open skirt, much like the shape of a trumpet. The key elements of this design are the flare’s point of origin – mid-thigh – and the ease in which it flares. This is the perfect alternative to the mermaid dress wich can be a bit difficult to wear due to its firm fit on the body. The trumpet dress can be more or less fitted as well as it can be made using very flowy materials to give it an even more relaxed look.
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Wedding Gown Guide: A line
An A-line skirt is a skirt that is fitted at the hips and gradually widens towards the hem, giving the impression of the shape of a capital letter A. The term is also used to describe dresses and coats with a similar shape.
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Wedding Gown Guide: V Neckline
V-necks are one of the most flattering necklines out there. Formed by two straight edges that meet in a point below your chin, the v-neck draws the eye toward your face .
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Wedding Gown Guide: Sweetheart Neckline
This is one of the most common wedding dress neckline because of its stilish simplicity – it is a with a high back and alow-cut front with two curved edges resembling the conventionalized shape of a heart.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Bateau/ Super Volume BallGown
Bateau is a princess-cut gown that combines the majestic volume of the skirt in tulle and lace with the simple and classic bodice of a normal princess gown – this style is a combination between the princess gown and the contessa ball gown. Perfect for the bride that wants a bit more oomph to her wedding gown.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Sweetheart Neckline
This is one of the most common wedding dress neckline because of its stilish simplicity – it is a with a high back and alow-cut front with two curved edges resembling the conventionalized shape of a heart.
Please contact the designer for authorized retailers and pricing information. Check our Bridal Designers Directory for similar gowns. Don’t forget to share the gowns you like on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest, it means the world to us.