From the day of your bridal portrait to the moment you step down the aisle, your gown will be a focal point of your wedding. It will make a definite statement about your style and taste and is often what many people remember most about the event.

Wedding photos

Choose your gown carefully you will see your gown every time you look at your wedding photos and you will likely keep it as a treasured heirloom. So be sure to take your time and choose something flattering, comfortable and that represents your sense of style.

Variety of lighting

It can be a challenge to choose the precise shades that best flatter your natural skin tones under a variety of lighting conditions. You may want to have a color analysis done to determine whether your complexion has warm or cool undertones. This knowledge can make the critical difference between choosing a color that makes you glow versus choosing a color that makes you look washed out. There are hundreds of shades of white; cool white, antique white, ivory, candlelight, and the whole family of pastel-kissed whites. Maybe you‘ll decide you want to wear a bridal gown with more color ask your bridal salon to show you some of the beautiful colored and color-accented wedding gowns available.

Luxurious fabrics

The elegance of today’s bridal designs blends luxurious fabrics with sublime simplicity. Gone are overly ornate gowns. Top designers are choosing organza, silk, satin, crepe georgette, and silk peau de soie, as well as other rich fabrics for their

bridal creations. Texture plays a key role in the basic design of the gown. For a ball gown skirt, a designer may use a fabric with more body and texture while using a soft, flowing fabric for a sheath.

Variety of bridal

It is important to select a style that flatters your body type. There is an enormous selection of cuts and styles available. Try on a variety of bridal gown styles and have someone help you determine what suits you best. Also, important is fit. No matter how beautiful the gown may be, if doesn’t fit properly, it won’t flatter you, nor will it be comfortable. So be sure to have alterations done professionally to guarantee a perfect fit.