stunning wedding dress comes in sexy & hot wraps detail for sophisticated performance, as a beautiful bride not to be embarrassed to reveal all of your sexiest body by this bridal gown, just be brave !
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Sexy VPD26 Bridal Gown Modern Style
just go with the feminine touch of sexy brides...along comes with great side tiered slit and adorable one shoulder in lace..what a perfect destination bridal gown !
Celebrity Bridal Gown~Wedding Dress Inspired
Charlize Theron : Celebrity Bridal Gown~Wedding Dress Inspired
Colored bridal gown...top jeweled straps
nice colored bridal gown with jeweled accent down to the middle until the split, very sexy
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Ivory Informal Bridal Gown
42 size 14 Ivory informal organza ruffle down front of dress sweep train rosette at front side
Penelope Cruz : Celebrity sexy bridal gown
Penelope Cruz : Celebrity sexy bridal gown/wedding dress inspired
the great gown wore by our sexy actress Penelope Cruz in 81st Annual Academy Awards actually this isn't a real bridal gown but we can see that this gown almost resemble the bridal gown... so why not put this dress as your bridal gown inspired ?
Bridal Gown Sexy Crisscrossing Neck
bridal gown with sexy crisscrossing neckline and jeweled empire waist design
Lady Diana - wedding dress train, such a unique wedding gown for that time
Lady Diana Spencer's wedding dress train was famously 25 feet long!
Perfect hairstyles Kim Hee Sun VS Dee Xu 1
If you are indifferent elegant woman, it is recommended you choose Kim Hee-sun long hair, thick femininity make you look more perfect. But if you are a beautiful personality, so small S, short hair style will certainly have more for you! If you want your own look gentle elegance, Kim Hee-sun is really a romantic long hair is a good choice. However, a small disk from S to short hair look is enough to tide, have to say that she was none other than the non-spicy Mom.
Big wave curly hairstyles in autumn
Autumn has come, Are you ready to do a new hairstyles？ Weather will become colder and colder, You should also change the hairstyle of a more suitable.
Tamara Catz Halter Bridal Gown-Wedding Dress
halter bridal gown..so sexy to wear and for a casual attire
Informal Wedding Dress (Soft Strips) Bridal Gown Ideas
just find the casual look of this bridal gown that will a simple way to your walk..
Great Bridal Hairstyle + Wedding Gown
i never found the great bridal hair style like what did to this bride...amazingly isn't it ?
Indian Wedding Dresses with Beautiful Wedding Gown Design
Indian Wedding Dresses with Beautiful Wedding Gown DesignWedding Dress Gown by Melissa Sweet
Beautiful Wedding Dress Gown by Melissa Sweet
Sexy Wedding Dress Gown by Melissa Sweet
Ellegant Wedding Dress Gown by Melissa SweetMelissa Sweet Aurora Wedding Dress
Melissa Sweet Aurora Wedding Dress
Melissa Sweet Aurora Wedding DressWedding Dress Styles in 2010
If you ladies are planning to get married in 2010, then you no doubt want to dive right into finding the hottest styles of the year. For about the last ten years, strapless dresses have dominated wedding dress styles over any type of sleeve. Both styles look to be equally as common in 2010, starting new trends in length, tightness, and designs.
Several styles from the forties and fifties are emerging as old looks with modern twists. These vintage throwbacks include ball gown, mermaid, and the classic 1950's housewife dress, turned into a wedding gown. The ball gown style is all elegance, and works very well to elongate the waist. Fitting tight around the torso, it begins to flare out at the hips, and keeps going, reaching to the floor. The tightness of the upper part of the dress works to give cleavage, and shape your whole body into a nice hourglass figure. Somewhat similar to the ball gown style, is the mermaid style, made popular by Audrey Hepburn. This style is a knockout figure-flatterer as it shapes the bust, waist, and hips before flaring out. Generally, the flare of the mermaid dress starts about midway down the thigh. Cinch that waist with a 1950's influenced gown. These gowns often appear somewhat conservative, and at times bulky. Most of them have a sash or belt around the waist, and begin to flare immediately below the waist. For anyone wishing to hide their hips, this dress will work nicely.
Are you getting married in the great outdoors, in the warm months of spring or summer and wish to choose a dress that will aid in your comfort. Also considered vintage, the tea-length dress comes just below the knee. These gowns are quite stylish, and look great strapless, spaghetti strapped, or half-sleeved. Plunging necklines send the eye down, and work well with simple necklaces. Occasionally, this style is worn with a tied-ribbon sash under the bust, which is very cute for a young bride.
Look like a goddess in a Grecian-style wedding gown. The Grecian look can be achieved by a long, silhouette of a dress, with a slight flowing feel or by using many layers that overlap one another. To catch the eye, choose certain areas of the dress to add detail. Opting for a halter or off the shoulder neckline can be beautiful ways to accent the Grecian look. Pleated v-necks offer a flattering appearance for the full-figured woman. Since this style is often open and airy, it is ideal for summer weddings
12 Wedding Dress Tips
Are you married?Are you ready ...??? Or maybe you're still confused choose your wedding dress?
Here are some tips in choosing wedding dress:
Let's face it. When it comes to wedding dress, most men just can't seem to understand the importance of picking the perfect wedding dress. True, you're only going to be wearing that gown once in your life, and your groom may still feel the inclination to tie the knot even if you showed up dressed in a potato sack, but you very well know that one of the most important days of your life merits an exceptionally special dress.
Top Tips to Choose the Perfect Wedding Dress
There are so many wedding details that you need to take care of, but it's equally important that you take the time to find the perfect wedding gown for you. To help you out, we've come up with a list of wedding dress tips for how you can look your best on your wedding day.
Tip 1: Is constantly going to your groom for tips getting you down? Find a female friend or relative who will gladly accompany you on your trips to the bridal shop.
Unless your groom is female fashion-savvy, he's not going to be much help when you ask him about the perfect wedding dress collar or neckline for you. Find a female companion or companions that you trust enough for second and third opinions.
Tip 2: Set a budget, and try to follow it.
Wedding dress budgets are hardly ever exact. You may need to spend more or you might end up spending less than you expected. The point is having a budget in mind can help you control the urge to splurge on your very special dress. Try your hardest to follow your dress budget, and pray that you find a great wedding dress bargain that will make your groom proud.
Tip 3: Consider the color of your gown.
You can stick with tradition and go for white, but if you want to add some color to your gown, then by all means, find the perfect color for you. Today, a number of modern brides are choosing colored wedding dresses instead of plain white ones. Stand out in the sea of white-clad brides by going for an eye-popping color.
You may want to take the season into consideration when picking out your wedding dress color, or you can simply go for what flatters your complexion best. Also be prepared for possible adverse reactions from your traditional guests. Console yourself with the thought that it's your wedding, and you can wear blue or even black if you want to.
Tip 4: Find the right wedding dress length.
Yes, wedding gowns can be short or long depending on the type of ceremony you're having and where you're planning on having it. There's a very basic rule when it comes to choosing the perfect wedding dress length, and it's to base your dress length on how formal the ceremony is.
If you're having a formal ceremony, then floor-length is the way to go. If it's an ultra-formal wedding, then you may want to add a cathedral train to your dress. For informal weddings, you can choose the hemline that flatters you best.
Short, or at least shorter wedding dresses are advised for casual and outdoor weddings for practical reasons. You don't want to get mud, twigs, leaves or sand on your floor-length designer wedding dress, right?
Tip 5: Pick the appropriate and the most flattering sleeve-length and style for your dress.
By appropriate, we're merely reminding you that a winter wedding may not be the best time to go for a halter, plunging and backless number unless you're planning on wearing over clothes.
If you're feeling conscious about your arms or your shoulders, then you might want to keep those problem areas covered. There are numerous sleeve styles and sleeve lengths to choose from; simply pick the one that fits the occasion best while making you feel pretty and comfortable in your dress.
Tip 6: Know the importance of finding the right skirt style and dress shape for your body.
Much like wedding dresses, brides come in different shapes and sizes. Take into consideration your physical assets, your overall body shape and your problem areas when making your choice of skirt style and dress shape.
For example, if you're shaped like an inverted triangle, with prominent shoulders and small hips, then a ball gown would balance your proportions creating the perfect silhouette and hourglass figure.
Tip 7: Determining the best neckline for you.
Your wedding gown's neckline can definitely affect your gown's overall appearance. You have numerous neckline options, but it's all a matter of finding the most suitable and flattering neckline for your frame.
Remember, in the same way that you need to take your assets, body shape and problem areas into consideration when picking out dress shapes and skirt styles, you also need to look at these factors when choosing your wedding dress neckline.
If you're planning on showing off your arms, your beautiful shoulders and pronounced collar bones, and you have an ample bosom to pull off the look, then the strapless gown is an excellent neckline choice. If you tend towards the flat side, then you can enhance your bust area with a bateau neckline.
Tip 8: Look for the right fabric.
A pure satin ball gown would not stand on its own without layers of tulle under it or hoops built into the dress. Your choice of fabric could directly affect your gown's overall look. If you tend to be uncomfortable or if you tend to feel itchy when you're wearing crisp and net-like fabrics, then go for the breezy and lightweight ones.
There are so many different fabrics to choose from. A way to familiarize yourself with these fabrics is to ask your wedding planner or the bridal boutique owner to help you distinguish between the different fabric types available.
Tip 9: Decide on whether or not you want or need a wedding train.
A wedding train means extra-fabric and detailing, which translates to paying more for your wedding dress. Unless your wedding is ultra-formal, you're not going to need a train.
If your heart is set on having a train that trails gracefully behind you, then pick your train length based on practicality. Your wedding train can decrease your mobility, making it difficult to maneuver between chairs and tables during the reception. A detachable wedding train is most advisable if you're planning on doing a lot of dancing and walking after the actual wedding ceremony.
Tip 10: Be Wary of wedding gown sizing and necessary alterations.
You'll find out more about this when you actually head to the bridal boutique to be measured.
You may already know your actual size, but don't be too surprised if they tell you that you're a size or two bigger than you thought.
This is not to say that they have faulty sizing charts; it only means that wedding dress boutiques and high street shops have a different way of determining your dress size. Your dress size is based on your body's largest dimension.
If you have prominent hips and a smaller bust area, then your wedding dress size will be based on your hip size.
Once you get your wedding gown, you need to check if alterations need to be made for a perfect fit. Most brides find that alterations are necessary to get the size right. Ask the boutique or shop owner for estimates on how much you're going to have to pay for dress alterations to determine if you're getting a great bargain or a rotten deal.
Tip 11: If you think your dress needs that extra sparkle and glam then go for some decorations and embellishments.
Wedding dress embellishments and decorations have one special purpose, and that's to bring something extra to your gown.
Additional decorations and embellishments are a great way of making your dress even more unique and fashionable.
A basic gown would look great with additional beading and perhaps some embroidery. If you want a more feminine gown, then adding a bow, some ribbons or three-dimensional flowers can give your dress the boost needed to make it an amazing and personalized wedding dress.
Find a great seamstress or wedding dress designer to help you pick out the right detailing for your gown.
Tip 12: Decide if you need over clothes for your wedding gown.
If you're having a winter wedding, and your heart is set on a strapless, A-Line, princess dress, then a great coat or bolero will help you keep warm during the wedding ceremony.Keep in mind that there are also some churches that require brides to wear modest attire for the ceremony. Rayon fringed shawls and floor-length feathered coats are excellent ways of keeping covered during the actual ceremony.On your way to your reception, simply slip out of these over clothes to show the full beauty of your wedding gown.Follow these helpful tips and keep these reminders in mind when dress-shopping, to make your hunt for the perfect wedding dress a more enjoyable and less stressful experience.Mentioned above are some tips in choosing wedding dress. Do you want to try? I am sure your wedding will be more special and you will be the most beautiful in the world. Happy Married....
Top 2010 Spring Bridal Trends
Looking for the perfect gown for your spring wedding? It never hurts to check out the latest trends of the season and see if any of the newest looks are your style, or even if you’re just looking for some ideas to have in mind before you go dress shopping. The NY Wedding Planning Examiner listed 10 of this spring’s top wedding fashions, and I couldn’t resist sharing them with you!
Lace Lace is incredibly classy and romantic, and can be worn for an evening wedding, or during the day. All-over lace wedding gowns are going to be huge this spring, so if you’re looking for a break from all the taffeta and satin, give lace a try!
Feathers Many gowns on the runways this year featured feather embellishments. Some gowns were fully covered in feathers, and some had just a few feather accents.
Ruffled Tiers Ruffles add texture and movement to dresses, and this spring many gowns have ruffles from the waist down, or at the bottom of the dress.
Beading Beading is another gown embellishment that is quickly becoming a trend this spring. The beading can be head to toe, or just a small embellishment.
Off-the-Shoulder This spring, sweeping necklines that graze the arms is all the rage in bridal gowns. If you’re looking for an alternative to strapless and sleeveless, the off-the-shoulder style is a lovely choice.
Netting Fabrics Many of the 2010 runway gowns featured netting ranged in dots, pleats, and metallic embroidered lace giving depth to the gown. And, in some cases, draped netting gave the illusion of chapel-length trains.
Bold Gems Gems on wedding gowns this spring are either barely there, or bold and brazen. Diamonds, crystals, platinum, and pearls create elegant and classy accessories to beautiful gowns. Layering longer and shorter strands of pearls creates a new look on a classic trend. Also, going with diamond stud earrings or a classic diamond necklace will always add to your look.
Tips For Planning a Military Wedding
If you’re in the early stages of planning your military wedding, you may have noticed that there are a lot of different things to keep in mind, and lots of rules and etiquette to follow. Below is a list of things to keep in mind as you’re planning your wedding, as well as some helpful tips that may make the planning process run a lot smoother.
1. Decide where: Do you want the ceremony to take place in a military chapel, on academy grounds, or at a civilian place of worship. The sooner you know this the better, especially if you decide you want to get married on Military Academy grounds. Military undergrads aren’t permitted to get married, so space is limited right after graduation.
2. How do you want to decorate: The sooner you know where you want to hold the ceremony the better, because some sites have particular rules and regulations as to how their facility is decorated; some do not allow additional decorations at, which is something you need to know.
3. Don’t forget the ranks: You can order traditional wedding invitations, but don’t forget to include any military titles held by you, your fiancé, or either sets of your parents. Some brides choose not to list their rank, but it’s completely up to you.
4. If you want to welcome your guests to wear their full dress uniforms, make sure you indicate that on the invitation by saying something to the effect of, “Full dress uniform invited”.
5. Wedding Party Attire: The Bridesmaids traditionally all wear long, formal gowns, and the groom and/or groomsmen typically dress in full uniform. Brides in the military can choose to wear a traditional wedding gown, or they can also dress in uniform. If she chooses to wear a uniform, of course she can still carry a bouquet.
6. The Arch of the Swords: In most military weddings, the honor guard will form an arch that the bride and groom can walk under as they leave the church. It is preferable that six ushers from the wedding perform this ceremony, but many more can be used. Also, if you do not have enough swords or sabers rifles can be used.
7. At the reception, seat military guests according to rank and title.
8. Use a sword or saber ready to cut the cake at the reception. The guests will love it, and it adds a dramatic touch to your wedding reception.
9. Use military cake toppers according to your branch! There are hundreds of options that you can choose from that will add a personal touch to your cake.
10. To complete your military themed wedding, consider using tiny military flags or other military symbols as decoration at the reception
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