What comes first the gown or the
venue? And does it even matter? YES. Most brides don’t realize that a dress
needs to match the venue and vice versa. The location sets the tone for your
wedding and how you will want to look on your special day. I know what you’re
thinking; that this seems crazy and is possibly the most ridiculous rule you
have ever heard of but matching the dress to the venue is what blends all the
ideas and the theme together. Here are a
few tips to help you find the perfect dress to fit your perfect location:
Backyard Bliss
For outdoor weddings the bride to
be should be looking more towards a “no fuss” type of dress with various types
laces or flowing chiffon. A simplistic
design with lightweight fabric allows freedom of movement for the bride and the
dress.
Glitz & Glamour
For the upscale wedding the bride
should be looking more towards the ball gowns, classic A line, or a fit and
flare dress with lace and beading embellishments.
Traditional & Classic
This is where the old-school classic
style comes in. This traditional bride should be searching for an A-line fitted
dress or ball gown with the possibility of having the shoulders covered. This
bride will definitely be channeling her inner Kate Middleton.
Beachside
For the bride in looking to spend
her special day on the beach of her dreams we recommend a sheath style dress to
compliment the dazzling ocean view. Also for you destination brides remember
that you will have to tote it through all the airports and attempt to fit it in
an overhead bin on the plane.
There are many venues that could go
either way depending on how you choose to decorate for the special day. Just
keep in mind your dream dress and theme when you’re looking for your perfect
venue. This will ensure the big day turns out to be the vision of perfection
you always imaged it would be.
One example of a wedding dress by Maggie Sottero for a Backyard Bliss wedding.
One example of ball gown by Maggie Sottero for a glitz & glamour wedding.
One example of a traditional & classic dress by Augusta Jones.
One example of a Maggie Sottero dress for a beachside or destination bride.