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Such is the importance of what the bride is wearing on her special day that no bride will not want to feel like a billion dollars!
Planning for what to wear is one of the big aspects to wedding planning and starts pretty much as soon as the beau gets up off his knee. It is actually quite a balance to find a garment that represents what you may have dreamed about as a child together with keeping in fashion that is also both respectful and elegant and makes you feel super special.
Of course, although all eyes will be on the bride she won’t be the only one in attendance. There will be the Groom, family and friends. Each will be taking thought about what to wear to the wedding, how it fits in with their role at the wedding and in some cases ensuring they don’t appear ‘too pretty’ to overshadow the bride.
As you can see, lots of things to consider hence why clothing decisions are best started early. Often, these days a photographer will be present so it always makes sense to be remembered for making an effort and looking your best. The other aspect is to consider some backup gear!? By that we mean once you have gotten out of your glad rags you may want to slip into something more practical and comfortable, perhaps a more comfortable style of shoe.
You can also head on over to our shop to view the best and timeless items to wear for all attending the wedding festivities.
Oxfam is appealing for more second-hand wedding dress donations because demand at it’s bridal outlets is booming. The charity runs five dedicated bridal stores in England, with wedding dresses ranging in price from £75 for a three-quarter-length dress to about £600 for a designer gown. The average price for a dress is around £250. More…
Choosing the colour scheme of your wedding is an important decision, it will help create a unified feel to your day and by tying in a single, or multiple colours, can help produce a cohesive feel to your wedding, even across venues. But how do you choose your colour theme and what questions should you…
The Monsoon Wedding Boutique has unveiled a stunning new collection that caters to brides who appreciate the finer details and desire a unique and unforgettable look on their special day.
You’re childhood bestie is getting married and has invited you to all the wedding events – Thats great news but then the realisation arghhh I need a maxi dress. A wedding is a magical event filled with love, joy, and an abundance of dreams. Every aspect of the celebration, from the venue to the decorations, plays a crucial role in creating an unforgettable experience. Among these essential elements is not only the bride’s attire, which symbolizes her unique personality and style but the attire of all her family and friends in attendance. In recent years, a remarkable fashion trend has emerged in the wedding industry—the PH5 maxi dress. Not only does it exude elegance and sophistication, but it also offers a touch of whimsy with its ability to change colors in the sunlight. In this article, we explore the captivating journey of the color-changing PH5 maxi dress and its relevance in a wedding setting.
2020 may have left a bad aftertaste for everybody but wedding-wise things are set to pick up again latter half of 2021 and 2022. Weddings were scarce during the lock-downs but more and more soon-to-be-wed couples are planning their big days this year and the next.
Whilst many of us are still in lockdown staring at our four walls dreaming of the day when we can return freely to the outside world. One of the things we loved to do was shopping in the High Street. Most likely with our mother, sisters and friends looking for things to wear to the…
Planning a wedding can be very heavy on the budget. Which is why some is trying to see how they can cut some budget on other parts of their wedding without compromising the wedding itself. So if you are trying to look for very pretty little bridesmaid’s dresses without breaking the bank, then we got…
Back then, it was the tradition for weddings to have the bridal mothers wearsomething matronly. Or something beige. It’s always beige for some reason. Whatever the case, it used to be the norm for the mother of the bride to show up at thewedding wearing something that is definitely not there to make a statement. Fortunately, that’s in…
Getting married with bump? No worries the wedding gowns are just as stunning.