Strapless sweetheart neck, wrapped bodice, tulle embroidered ruffles.
Ivory hand beaded and embroidered tulle over stretch silk charmeuse fit and flare gown, scalloped neckline with beaded shoulder strap, fluted skirt and chapel train.
Silk organza Grecian column dress with intricately beaded and jewelled bodice. Pleated skirt caught at knee with jewelled band.
The epitome of easy elegance, this embroidered tulle column is topped with a silk-organza overlay that floats down your figure. Vera Wang, by special order, verawang.com. Earrings, Diego Percossipai for Jaded, jadedjewels.com. Bangles, Amrita Singh, shopamritasingh.com.
Ruffles have been a mainstay of bridal design for some time now, and both designers are "into" them. Here, Vera Wang (left) takes a more organic approach, playing with volume and texture, while Oscar de la Renta's (right) ruffle statement feels more sculpted, architectural, and faithful to the tenets of classic couture.
See more Vera Wang and Oscar de la Renta gowns in our dress galleries.
See more Vera Wang and Oscar de la Renta gowns in our dress galleries.
"VERA WANG BRIDAL GOWN"
Washed silk chiffon and stretch charmeuse V-neck sheath with draped neckline and cascading ruffle accented skirt. Style 112010, verawang.com.
Oyster crepe-back satin V-neck siren sheath with gathered bodice, pin-tucked back and one-sleeve wrap, Vera Wang, $3,900 for set, verawang.com.
This timeless ivory strapless organza gown with draped tulle bodice and swirling tissue organza skirt will take his breath away, $6,990, by Vera Wang,
Leave him spellbound in a minimalist silk-jersey stunner that plays with the classic lines of Roman robes. A gold linen band, floral accent, swagged back and sweep train are fashion-forward touches that work for today's temptress. By special order, Vera Wang, verawang.com. Earrings, Armenta, louisanthony.com. Ring, Carla Amorim, 800-323-2339.
Strike a painterly pose in the silhouette of the season. The Empire design of ivory and taupe silk-tulle has a draped bodice and a green velvet ribbon, by special order, by Vera Wang, verawang.com. Hair stick, by Laura Jayne Bridal Design, laurajayne.com. Color green ivory
"I wanted something romantic with a garden-like feel," the bride says of her bouquet of roses, mokara and cymbidium orchids, mini calla lilies and hydrangeas.
Ivory-and-taupe strapless tulle gown with green velvet tie, price upon request, by Vera Wang, verawang.com. Gold sandals with beading, $695, by Hollywould, ilovehollywould.com. 18-karat-gold and hand-carved-shell animal cameo necklace, $5,000 by Doyle & Doyle, doyledoyle.com.
With its asymmetrical layers of Chantilly lace and swirling pleated organza, this strapless ball gown is getting dangerously close to "too much"—the crisp black organza and horsehair sash manages to reign in the frills a bit.
Going green becomes a style statement in rustling celadon organza. The unstructured, twist-front design is a study in pastels, showcasing a latte-blush rosette hem and a lavender sash; two jeweled star brooches accent the folded top. By special order, Vera Wang,
Simple Wedding Gown - Pleated Bust
wedding dress [modest] belted waist
modest wedding dress - embroidery waist
Elegant and simple straight wedding dress, all lace, with removable train
It has the tulle skirt that I love and a simple, lower-cut bodice with ribbon trim and a train. It seems to combine everything I like but is pretty simple and not as exciting. I do kind of feel like Cinderella
Beading Sequins Decoration Simple Design Shinny Wedding Dress
Bridal Gown + Modern Ruffled Skirt
This is the style I am aiming for my white wedding dress. Very simple and plain.
ruffles skirt asymmetrical dress beaded bodice
Ivory Wedding Dress + Blossom Flowers
bold pleated billowing gown with short sleeves beaded detail
wonderful bridal gown for larger bride with scattering beading over bodice
billowing skirt ivory wedding gown scattered beads
This ethereal style gown is plain but graceful. If you have an hourglass figure,this V-neck,off-the-shoulder gown will balance your top and bottom perfectly. The fabric of this product is organza. The model is wearing this gown with covered zipper closure and no train. The hemline of this gown is down to the floor.
Strapless embroidery basque waist bodice with flowing ball gown skirt gathered at waistline. This gown features a flattering sweetheart neckline and sequins shinning in the embroidery that adds just the right touch of romance.
This perfect bridal gown has the exquisite and striking designs. This trendy style dress features a strapless neckline and cute sash decoration. It is made of high quality satin and chiffon. Its sheath silhouette is the ideal choice for creating the illusion of length on a well endowed figure. The model is wearing this appealing gown with covered zipper closure.
A breathtaking bridal gown just in dreams! This siren style dress features a sweetheart neckline and beautiful sash embellishment. It is made of high quality satin and organza. Its ball gown silhouette is the ideal choice for creating the illusion of length on a hourglass figure. The model is wearing this alluring gown with covered zipper closure.
great back shape, showing your bare back in oval lace shape
chapel train embroidery back lace up with huge flower
long formal bridesmaid wedding gown ruffles halter neckline
wonderful bridal gown, wedding dress lime green waist sash
Choosing a wedding gown is one of the most fun tasks for the bride-to-be. Ooohing and Ahhing over gorgeous dresses is possibly the most exciting part of getting prepared for your wedding day. But deciding just which dress you want to be remembered in (for the rest of your life!) is the hard part.
The following tips will help you make the process of selecting a dress a pleasant experience. Your wedding gown isn't something you want to rush out and buy at the last minute. Do a lot of catalog and window shopping in advance to help give yourself a better idea of what you're looking for.
Dress according to the weather. If you're getting married in January, you probably wouldn't feel very comfortable in a sleeveless wedding gown. In fact, you'll probably be very cold. In addition to the style of the dress, you'll also want to consider the material of the dress. Some lace materials may look very elegant, but they may be very irritating to the skin. Stick with something that you'll feel comfortable in throughout the day.
We can't emphasize this enough: Don't wait for the last minute to select a wedding gown. You should start shopping for your dress about a year in advance to your big day. Why so much time in advance? Because most gowns need to be ordered approximately 4-6 months in advance. And fittings take a lot of time!
You look beautiful just the way you are! Don't plan on purchasing a wedding gown two sizes smaller because you intend to be ten pounds thinner by your wedding day. It's a really good idea to order the gown in your size. If you do shed a few pounds, great! Just remember: It's a lot cheaper to take a gown in than to have it let out an inch here and an inch there.
Does this gown look okay on me? Whenever you're in doubt, bring your girlfriends along. Nevertheless, make sure that your friends feel comfortable telling you the 'truth.' If you try on a gown that doesn't flatter your figure-you want them to tell you.
Never dismiss something the bridal shop staff recommends. They know what they're doing (most of the time). Something that may not looking appealing on a hanger, may look great on you! If the staff is trying to help you find what you're looking for, be as specific as possible when describing your dream-gown.
"I'll take that one," are words I hope you never say-without trying the gown on. Try every gown in that bridal shop on-until you find 'the one.'
Be brave and sneak a peek at the price tag. Is the wedding gown in your budget? Before you say 'yes,' there are several things to consider: accessories to go with the gown, including: shoes, a headpiece, jewelry, and undergarments. In addition, there may be last minute alterations needed for your gown. Keep all of these things in mind before you slap your credit card down on the counter.
It's important to note that most deposits on weddings gowns are non-refundable. With that said, you must be absolutely certain that you've found the perfect wedding gown before you commit to the deposit. Or you'll always wonder" what if-you wore that other dress.
The following tips will help you make the process of selecting a dress a pleasant experience. Your wedding gown isn't something you want to rush out and buy at the last minute. Do a lot of catalog and window shopping in advance to help give yourself a better idea of what you're looking for.
Dress according to the weather. If you're getting married in January, you probably wouldn't feel very comfortable in a sleeveless wedding gown. In fact, you'll probably be very cold. In addition to the style of the dress, you'll also want to consider the material of the dress. Some lace materials may look very elegant, but they may be very irritating to the skin. Stick with something that you'll feel comfortable in throughout the day.
We can't emphasize this enough: Don't wait for the last minute to select a wedding gown. You should start shopping for your dress about a year in advance to your big day. Why so much time in advance? Because most gowns need to be ordered approximately 4-6 months in advance. And fittings take a lot of time!
You look beautiful just the way you are! Don't plan on purchasing a wedding gown two sizes smaller because you intend to be ten pounds thinner by your wedding day. It's a really good idea to order the gown in your size. If you do shed a few pounds, great! Just remember: It's a lot cheaper to take a gown in than to have it let out an inch here and an inch there.
Does this gown look okay on me? Whenever you're in doubt, bring your girlfriends along. Nevertheless, make sure that your friends feel comfortable telling you the 'truth.' If you try on a gown that doesn't flatter your figure-you want them to tell you.
Never dismiss something the bridal shop staff recommends. They know what they're doing (most of the time). Something that may not looking appealing on a hanger, may look great on you! If the staff is trying to help you find what you're looking for, be as specific as possible when describing your dream-gown.
"I'll take that one," are words I hope you never say-without trying the gown on. Try every gown in that bridal shop on-until you find 'the one.'
Be brave and sneak a peek at the price tag. Is the wedding gown in your budget? Before you say 'yes,' there are several things to consider: accessories to go with the gown, including: shoes, a headpiece, jewelry, and undergarments. In addition, there may be last minute alterations needed for your gown. Keep all of these things in mind before you slap your credit card down on the counter.
It's important to note that most deposits on weddings gowns are non-refundable. With that said, you must be absolutely certain that you've found the perfect wedding gown before you commit to the deposit. Or you'll always wonder" what if-you wore that other dress.
Plus Size Wedding Gowns Let You Enjoy Your Special Day to the Fullest
Posted by Evi Manis at 6:12 PM
Extra special brides may need extra special care when it comes to wardrobe and makeup. No bride wants to look shabby on her special day! For the full-figured bride, a variety of plus size wedding gowns are out in the market, so she could ensure that her wedding will go only exactly as she planned.
One of the biggest disasters that could happen to a wedding is that the maid of honor - worse yet, one or more of the many bridesmaids - may overshadow the bride in terms of beauty and elegance. Next to being upstaged by your own mother-in-law-to-be, this may just be the most disastrous thing to happen to a bride on her own special day. By no means should you let this happen to you. You can save the day by investing in the proper plus size wedding gowns.
It doesn't follow that brides with large bodies are unattractive. In fact, your groom may very well mean that he likes you just as you are, if he's ready to marry you. It's just that a lot of us are expected to wear hand-me-down wedding dresses, and sometimes those dresses are just so ill-fitting - either for the times, or for our own body types.
Brides have to look out for themselves. If they never learned how to be comfortable and look fabulous at the same time, they will have a lot to catch up on when they're about to walk down the aisle. They can't just take the word of their parents, or their family traditions - they have to trust their own instincts. And if instinct says they won't look anywhere even near gorgeous in the hand-me-down gowns, well then, it's time to take action.
Start shopping! Look around for the best gown for your specific needs and body type. Don't ever be constrained by tradition, or expectations: on this special day, you call the shots. It doesn't always have to be white lace, or even long sleeves and a veil; go with the kind of wedding dress that expresses your individuality, and speaks of just how highly you value this special occasion.
Remember that as the bride, everything about the wedding is your own lookout. You must never overlook your own attire. Browse through the vast selection of plus size wedding gowns out in the market. Make your special day especially memorable... and not just because you had to wear something that didn't appeal to you.
One of the biggest disasters that could happen to a wedding is that the maid of honor - worse yet, one or more of the many bridesmaids - may overshadow the bride in terms of beauty and elegance. Next to being upstaged by your own mother-in-law-to-be, this may just be the most disastrous thing to happen to a bride on her own special day. By no means should you let this happen to you. You can save the day by investing in the proper plus size wedding gowns.
It doesn't follow that brides with large bodies are unattractive. In fact, your groom may very well mean that he likes you just as you are, if he's ready to marry you. It's just that a lot of us are expected to wear hand-me-down wedding dresses, and sometimes those dresses are just so ill-fitting - either for the times, or for our own body types.
Brides have to look out for themselves. If they never learned how to be comfortable and look fabulous at the same time, they will have a lot to catch up on when they're about to walk down the aisle. They can't just take the word of their parents, or their family traditions - they have to trust their own instincts. And if instinct says they won't look anywhere even near gorgeous in the hand-me-down gowns, well then, it's time to take action.
Start shopping! Look around for the best gown for your specific needs and body type. Don't ever be constrained by tradition, or expectations: on this special day, you call the shots. It doesn't always have to be white lace, or even long sleeves and a veil; go with the kind of wedding dress that expresses your individuality, and speaks of just how highly you value this special occasion.
Remember that as the bride, everything about the wedding is your own lookout. You must never overlook your own attire. Browse through the vast selection of plus size wedding gowns out in the market. Make your special day especially memorable... and not just because you had to wear something that didn't appeal to you.
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