Hot Tips From Henry Roth for 2010 Wedding Gown Glamour
Top 10 Tips on how to glamorize your wedding dress that makes dollars and style sense
Greetings to all and this great resource of Wedding Central. I speak to the people behind Wedding Central all the time and I love the personalized passion that makes this such a great go to resource . I wanted to compile the information below as a really practical approach on how to go about making your dream dress just that. there are so many tips I could give you but below is a great non confusing way to start!
I really hope it helps you all.
Michelle Roth, my sister and co designer of our dresses I have a wonderful vodcast/podcast called Planet Bride which we invite you to listen in to and watch. Please click on to www.weddingpodcastnetwork.com for down to earth advice for real brides. Please click on the Planet Bride icon and enjoy one of the many podcast/vodcast shows we have already taped.
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Here are some wonderful thoughts for you to make your dream dress into a stunning reality.
1. Budget
Create a budget and allow wriggle room of at least 10-15%.
2. Designer style & philosophy
Check the designer and learn about the aesthetic and style of that particular designer and see how that fits in with your ceremony and reception plans. I think meaning to gowns is very important so check on the philosophy of each designer and the meaning behind the gown.
3. Style suitability and your comfort level
Initially when trying on gowns always bring it back to where the ceremony and reception are and what you feel is appropriate for those locations.
4. Construction
The fit of your gown is very much dependent on good construction. Check for boning, the finishes of seams for smoothness and inner corsetry for excellent fit.
5. Fabric
Understand the wearability of the fabric that you are looking at and be aware that pure silk without any mix can tend to wrinkle a little bit more than if your gown is a mixture of silk and man-made fibre. Tulle and organza can be quite durable when pre-steamed well and shantung with lace can drape over the body beautifully.
6. Veils
I love veils and they are the new cathedral length train. Floor length veils add ceremony and romance and enable the bride to opt for a sweep train on the dress that is far more easily able to bustle for the reception.
7. Blushers
Longer blushers are showing a comeback and are extremely popular in Europe and allows for the bouquet to be held underneath the blusher for maximum red carpet aisle impact.
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