Your big day is around the corner. You’ve been dreaming about this for so long and it is now time to take the plunge. It’s not all rosy as you had imagined though. It has been a bit of a struggle trying to choose the perfect wedding dress for this occasion.
Worry not, even though there is a multitude of silhouettes and designs when it comes to bridal wedding dresses, you can find your prefect dress. Here are 5 different options available.
1. The Ball Gown.
The most popular of all types, they can make a bride feel like a princess. They feature a fitted bodice with a skirt that is flattering for all body shapes and sizes.
The floor-length, full skirt gives it volume and a formal look. The skirt begins from the actual waist of the wearer, and flares out like a bell, with the upper part being a bodice. A train can be included if you want one.
2. The A-Line Dress.
This is an excellent choice for brides who want a traditional yet romantic look. This dress consists of a fitted bodice, with the skirt flowing from the natural waistline. It is fitted at the hips and flares outward moderately to present a silhouette like capital A as it reaches the hem. This is a very versatile dress as it can be paired with a variety of necklines, fabrics, and embroidery.
3. Sheath Wedding Dress.
Loved for the minimalist style and elegance they bring to the big day. If you are the slender type or want to show off your curves, this type wraps around your frame and accentuates your figure. A vertical seam runs down from the shoulder to the hips and is great for those who would like light dresses. Nothing else combines simplicity and elegance.
4. Mermaid Style Dress.
This type is best for a bride who would like to bring modern couture and a tinge of sensuality to her big day, especially when paired with a sweetheart neckline.
If you have an hourglass figure or are pear-shaped, this will bring out your curves. The dress is a close fit from the bodice to the knees, then dramatized by a bell flare. The silhouette it casts gave rise to its other name, the fishtail.
If you have a full bust or broad shoulders, you should consider this type as the flaring bottom gives balance and symmetry to your figure. An excellent line of these is Maggie Sottero dresses. They are a perfect illustration of this description.
5. Trumpet Dresses.
It is close in style to the mermaid style dress, but with a slight difference. This type flares out around the thighs and is easier to move around in. It is the quintessential match for those with not so flattering waistlines. If you are expectant as well, this will give you the freedom to move around and provide you with plenty of breathing room.
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