Reasons to Choose Lace Wedding Dress

Lace never out of the wedding dress fashion and it seems that lace is gaining more and more popularity, because vintage inspired weddings are hot. So a lace wedding dress must on many bride’s wish list. There are still certain other reasons for the hot of lace wedding dresses, check them.

1. Lace is bridal

Lace is beautiful, delicate, feminine, elegant, whimsical and classical. A vintage lace wedding dress can be girly yet graceful, and fun yet formal, so it works for just about any type of wedding.

2. Lace is flattering

While sheer fabrics can emphasize lumps and bumps, lace skims neatly over them and the pattern draws the eye away. Lace smooth and slims chunkier brides, but can also add bulk to skinny brides if a larger pattern is used.

3. Lace is versatile

Lace can be used to add minor details. A lace overlay on top of a silk gown is a popular choice, as are delicate lace sleeves with a predominantly silk dress, or a lace bodice with a silk skirt. Lace details can be used at the waist, on the train, around the hem of the dress, or on the veil. Lace can also be used to make a shrug or jacket.

4. Lace looks expensive

This fabric adds a touch of class and luxury to your bridal gown which will make it look expensive, even if it isn’t. Adding lace detail to a simple high street gown is a wonderful way to customize it and make it one of a kind.

5. Lace is timeless

There are a wide variety of lace patterns and styles available, and a lace wedding dress can have a vintage or a modern appearance. Brides have been wearing lace for many years and it doesn’t look set to go out of fashion just yet. Re-embroidered floral designs such as alencon or chantilly lace are currently very popular.

Wedding Dress Trend Spring 2013

Have you ever started the journey of searching your bridal gown? We have the inside scoop on the top five wedding gown trends for next spring – straight from the runway.

Trend: Lace Nouceau

Lace Nouceau-inspired gowns by Christos, Ines Di Danto, Marchesa and Monique Lhuillier.

Trend: Color

Color-inspired gowns by Mark Zunino for Kleinfeld, Vera Wang, Oscar de la Renta, and Maggie Sottero.

Trend: Portrait Backs

Portrait Back-inspired gowns by Anna Maier / Ulla-Maija, Amsale, Reem Acra and Keneth Pool.

Trend: Transformers

Transformer-inspired gowns by Reem Acra, Oscar de la Renta, Monique Lhuillier and Ines di Santo.

Trend: Peplums

Peplum-inspired gowns by Amsale, Angel Sanchez, Junko Yoshioka and Ines Di Santo.

Make Your Own Red Rose Bridal Bouquet

Whatever your wedding bouquet style, you can’t go wrong with red roses. No matter you carry only one flower or bunches of flowers, red roses could be a right choice. Not only red roses a symbol of love, the red color is vibrant enough. And if you want to preserve your bouquet, red roses retain most of their color when dried. Do you want to save some money on your bouquet? Why not do your bouquet by yourself? The procedure will be easy if you follow the procedure.

Wedding Photography I Like

Humans are complex, strange and selfish creatures. When two of us make a life together it elevates our conception of ourselves. It makes us believe that if we can be this good for each other, maybe we can be that good for the rest of the world. We create lavish celebrations to commemorate these extraordinary connections. And we consecrate those celebrations with photographs. Today’s ten best wedding photographers are ready to show you your best self—if you’re ready to see it. 

Here we listed some of our favorite wedding photography, in no particular order:

Bridal Bouquet by Body Shape

The choices of bridal bouquet have certain principles, just like when you choose your wedding dress and veil (like color and shape, etc…). The bouquet should follow your body line and be in proportion to your body shape and scale.

Neat Hourglass You can carry off any style and shape of flower bouquet, but keep in mind that it has to be in your scale and complement the line and shape of your chosen wedding dress.

Full Hour glass Your shape is as well-proportioned as the neat hour glass, the only difference is your scale is bigger. Avoid: Petite Flower bouquets

Triangle Or Pear You are fuller around your hips than shoulders. Avoid: Triangle flower bouquets

Inverted Triangle Your shoulders are more dominant than your hips. Avoid: Petite flower or long and straight shapes

Lean Column Your body shape and scale are petite and straight - almost a boyish figure. Avoid: Chunky shapes or long and straight lines

Rectangle You don’t have much of a waist, but you have a straight line between hips and bust. Avoid: Petite or long and straight lines

Round/ or apple Your fullest point is around your tummy and waist. Avoid: Petite or round shapes. Avoid wearing them at your fullest point

Bridal's Ultra Choice

Georges Hobeika, one of my favorite designers, who is good at using the Solid pleated flowers as well as the clash of material, creating sharp intense visual effect. Brides all love this kind of evening dresses

Bridal Shower Themes

Candy-Themed Shower

Plan a shower that is sweet like candy -- just like Darcy Miller did for bride-to-be Dylan Lauren, owner of Dylan's Candy Bar in New York City. "This theme is so much fun and perfect for Dylan," Darcy says. "But, really, who doesn't like candy?"

Pink Shower

Choose the bride's favorite color (in this case, pink) and build your shower theme around it. 

Alphabet Shower

Create a bridal shower inspired by the letters of the bride-to-be's name. 

Destination Shower

The shower itself can be the gift: In this case, the bride and her bridesmaids can spend a weekend together in a beach house, a downtown hotel, or a cabin by a lake.

Sports Shower

For a fitness-oriented couple, guests can bring climbing gear, ski equipment, tennis racquets, golf clubs, or whatever suits the couple's interests. Include guests in the action by making the shower itself be eight holes of golf, a day at a local ski area, or a rousing game of beach volleyball.

All-White Shower

Perfect for a space that is modern, airy, and white like Jennifer Miller Symonds apartment where she threw this all-white shower for her sister, our own, Darcy Miller. The decorations, food, and favors were all inspired by the color palette -- the windows were framed for the occasion with fragile white sweet peas lined up on the sills.

5 Wedding Nails Loved by People

You already got the perfect guy, perfect dress, perfect venue, now you’re looking for the perfect beauty look from hair to the finest detail- your nails. And on your wedding day, you want to feel like yourself as much as you want to look your absolute best. If you’re not one to hold back on expressing yourself, why would you on your wedding day? Here are 5 wedding-inspired nail ideas for the not-so-traditional bride.

Lace Details. Can’t get enough of your lacey gown, or did you skip the pattern on your dress but still want a way to incorporate it into your look? Try it on your nails! You can either stencil it on or add actual lace to your tips.

Something Blue. Every bride needs that “something blue” and going for a chic blue manicure is an easy way to check that task off your list.

Sparkle & Shine. What goes better with your ring than sparkly glitter-featured nails? The glitter ombre mani is a gorgeous option for the girl who loves to be the center of attention.

Champagne. The bubbly will be flowing on your special day, so get in festive spirits with a champagne-colored manicure.

Caviar. Good food is one of the most important elements of a wedding. Caviar (manicure), anyone? Add a bold pearl accent to your bridal look with the white caviar nail.

Which wedding nail ideas are you loving?