Engaged? Now What?

Engaged now what? 5 things to do after you say YES!


1. Purchase and subscribe to Bridal Magazines.

Go a little crazy. Spend some time looking through magazines, tear out things that you like.

Tip: Get an accordion folder or a binder, and file your finds under ‘dress’, ‘flowers‘, ‘cake’, ‘bridesmaids’, etc

2. Ask yourself: When you picture your wedding what do you see? (Other than your soon-to-be spouse, of course!)

Brain storm your ideas and record them on a note pad. Include locations, guests, colours – anything that you have always dreamed about. Then, circle anything that is a ‘have to have’ and focus on these parts of your wedding first. For example, if you have always dreamed of getting married at that Japanese garden, then secure the location (and check with an almanac) before you announce the date!

3. Purchase a wedding Book.

Get yourself a wedding planning workbook. These books are full of checklists and are organized by how many weeks/months in advance you need to do everything. They will make your life so much easier. Even if you are going to use a Wedding Planner, purchasing the book, this will allow you to be prepared and informed once you meet with your planner.

4. Decide – DIY or Wedding Planner

Take a good look at the wedding book you just purchased and ask yourself honestly – do you have the support system in place to get all of the ‘to-do's’ items on the lists done? If not, do you have the time and the organizational skills to do them all yourself? I remember hearing that some women actually take a leave of absence from their work to plan their weddings. I heard this about a month before my wedding when it seemed like I was spending every minute that I wasn’t at my own job and on the job working on my wedding. It made perfect sense to plan my wedding on my own, I figured that being hands on and involved made my wedding even more special.. I was wrong I was constantly stressing.

Tips or Options: scale down and simplify the wedding (revisit that list you made of ‘must-haves’), hire a Wedding Planner or a consultant (this is also a service provided by many planners), the consultant, will help you get on the right track but they don’t actually plan your entire wedding. For more information you would need to meet with your planner and discuss the wedding planning packages and services they may provide.

5. BUDGET

You must have a budge, you can not move forward until you know how much you can afford to spend. This will involve a meeting with anyone helping financially. At the least, have a verbal (preferably face-to-face) conversation – never assume anything! If you and your partner are paying for everything yourself, you need to sit down together and talk openly about what you can both afford. You don’t want your marriage to start off with the added stress of money troubles, or worse, money arguments!

Happy Planning!

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Happily- Ever-After For The Kardashian's

The Proposal,

Kim's Magical Moment


I have never seen her this happy , Kris Jenner said .


To celebrate Kim's Cinderella's moment the Jenner's ordered a princess -themed cake from Hansen's cake. What are your thoughts? is it safe to say, Kim's wedding will be a fairy tale princess?? I think so.



The family celebrated the engagement with a beautiful dinner.



pictures featured on people magazine's June 6 edition

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Elegant Creations: Friday Designer Choice, Oscar de la Renta

Oscar de la Renta 2012

Oscar de la Renta left his native Dominican Republic at 18 years of age to study painting at the Academy of San Fernando in Madrid. While living in Spain, he became interested in the world of design and began sketching for leading Spanish fashion houses, which soon led to an apprenticeship with Spain's most renowned couturier, Cristobal Balenciaga, from there on his success just took over the world. Mr, Oscar de la Renta, is a true inspiration,

Ahh… this collection really has it all, don’t you think? Ruffles, lace, tulle, silk, chiffon, and in all shapes and styles. So many sweetheart necklines too. I love the variety of this collection…. every dress is so unique and stunning!

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Kim Kardashians Engagement Ring

Kim Kardashian’s engagement ring from fiancé Kris Humphries is a serious piece of jewelry.

The 20.5-carat Lorraine Schwartz-designed sparkler (photo below) features a 16.5-carat emerald cut center stone flanked by two 2-carat trapezoids… and cost a whopping $2 million.

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Kim Kardashian & Kris Humphris Royal Wedding US Style

Get ready, America! I know when Kim Kar­da­shian and fiance Kris Humphries tie the knot, it's likely to be the wedding of the year — at least on this side of the Atlantic!
“Don’t look for them to quietly sneak off and make it a quite ceremony.

“This is one family that firmly believes the price of success is excess,”. “It will be a huge — and very commercial — blowout that will make many weddings seem like nothing!”

While much is being made of the $2 million, 20.5-carat diamond engagement ring that the NBA star gave his beloved, it also should be known that mother-of-the-bride-to-be Kris Jenner is “over the moon,” about this engagement, “something she has carefully orchestrated, right from the start.

This is one wedding I can not wait to see. Kim, is a big time trendsetter and I am sure her wedding will be set to be a unique ELEGANT CREATION, planned by Mindy Weiss (my speculation).

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Happy Wedding Wednesday!

Wednesday Quote To All Couples,





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Planning Your Engagement Party

Planning your engagement party:

Who should host your engagement party?
Traditionally, the parents of the bride host, but today there aren't hard and fast rules. The bride and groom can host it themselves, or a friend or other family member can undertake the hosting duties.

What kind of event should it be?
This depends on your budget and personal style. It can be a formal affair with printed invitations and reply cards, a casual backyard event, or anything in between. A cocktail party with hors d'oeuvres is always a safe bet.

Who should be invited to your engagement party?
You'll definitely want to invite your families so they can get to know one another. It's bad etiquette to invite anyone other than those who will definitely be invited to the wedding, so it's probably best to limit the guest list to those very close to you. Typically, guests who would have to travel are not invited, as you will already be asking them to travel for the wedding. (The exception to this rule would be the parents of the bride or groom).

When should you hold your engagement party?
For those with especially long engagements, engagement parties are held one to three months after the engagement, and/or about a year before the wedding. For others it can be held any time more than six months before the wedding.

Should you expect gifts and register for them?
You shouldn't expect gifts as etiquette does not dictate that guests should bring them. But the announcement of an engagement inevitably gets some guests thinking about gifts, and this is a time that they might start asking your family if you are registered or they will give you a card with a check. Some of your guests will bring present to the party. Therefore it's a good idea to have registered for a few things before sending the invitations. However, as not everyone will bring something, don't make the gifts a central part of the party. Put them aside, and open them after the guests have left. Don't forget to send to always send thank you notes!

What Should you wear?
Remember, this is an engagement party, not the actual wedding, a very pretty cocktail dress can look appropriate and elegant.

Do I introduce my wedding party?
If you have your wedding party chosen, then yes you may introduce them to your guest.

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Your Engagement Party, Should You Have One

Engagement parties can be a fun way to announce and celebrate your engagement, but not everyone has one. Should you have one? And how many people should I invite?

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  Engagement parties allow you to announce your engagement to your nearest and dearest friends and family.
  


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  They're a great way for your families and friends to get to know each other, from both grooms and bride to be sides.
  


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  Having an engagement party forces you to have a sense of your wedding guest list early, as you shouldn't invite anyone who won't be invited to the wedding.
  


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  If you are in a budget, just remember an engagement party, is an extra event to plan for and PAY for, or to have someone else plan and pay for.
  


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  If you don't have a particularly long engagement (6 months or less) it may seem awkward to have another party so close to your wedding. My opinion, again if you are on a budget, announce your happy engagement with your immediate family at a restaurant.

Who should host your engagement party?
Traditionally, the parents of the bride host, but today there aren't hard and fast rules. The bride and groom can host it themselves, or a friend or other family member can undertake the hosting duties, many couples these days have event planners host and plan the engagement party.

Stay tune for part 2 on planning your engagement party.

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Tamera & Adam Fabulous Wedding

We know that Tamera Mowry and Adam Housley's wedding last Sunday was fabulous -- the girl had an amazing three dresses-- but new photos obtained by People prove just how gorgeous the Sister, Sister actress and Fox News correspondent's nuptials were.

Mowry was right on trend with her bridesmaids' dresses, opting with the super-hot blush pink hue. Mowry's gown was a Carolina Herrera creation, topped off with a diamond necklace and earring set. Housley and his groomsmen, on the other hand, played it casual with Converse sneakers paired with their tuxes. The couple's Shih Tzu, also in a tux, acted as ring bearer.

Event designer Eden Rodriguez styled the reception space to emphasize the rustic and romantic wine country setting.

Images via People.com.

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What To Wear When Attending A Wedding

With a slew of friends and clients, getting engaged and/or married, wedding season is definitely upon us!

"I love weddings ... and most of all as a planner, I love being part of your wedding and making your dream a reality.

Just as wedding ceremonies and receptions differ according to the couple's tastes and culture, there is no one right dress code for a weddings. What you wear to someones wedding depends on a number of things:

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   Does the invitation specify a dress code?
   



2. If there's no specified dress code, what time of day will the reception and ceremony take place? For events happening during the day, more casual dress is acceptable.
   



3. Where is it all happening? If you'll be outdoors in a park or on a beach, opt for flats or wedges instead of heels that will sink into lawns and sand.

Now, I have to say this for the benefit of the socks-with-sandals, casual-or-die crowd: Please do not wear jeans or casual garb to someones wedding. There are so many everyday occasions where jeans are acceptable. Weddings are not everyday occasions. This is a very special day for the happy couple and for the friends and family members who love them. Show some respect for everyone involved and dress appropriately.

Afternoon wedding: Save the sequins and skin-baring numbers for the raucous bachelorette party! Daytime weddings call for something more demure.

Beach wedding: Lucky enough to be going to a destination wedding in a tropical paradise? Show off sun-kissed skin and keep cool with a short draped jersey dress in a bright hue. Flat metallic sandals make walking on sandy beaches a breeze and add glam shine, as do the pearly white polish, a moonstone cocktail ring, and moonstone earrings. Shield your eyes from the sun's rays with a straw fedora, then switch it for a white feathered headband for the evening festivities.

Formal wedding: Formal weddings and evening receptions mean calling out all the stops. A one-shoulder dress is sassy without being too revealing

Wear black or white to a wedding? Ah, the age-old question of whether it's appropriate to wear black or white to someones wedding. I think white is definitely a no-no out of respect for the bride, and while the little black dress is always a safe bet, the LBD can be a bit stale sometimes. Why not go for a patterned dress that combines the two?

Will you be attending a wedding sometime soon, and if so, any idea what you'll be wearing?

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Adam Housely and Tamera Mowry Wedding

Tamera Mowry married Adam Housely on May 15, 2011 at Villagio Inn and Spa in Napa, California.

Tamera, looked stunning in a strapless wedding dress by Carolina Herrera.



The sister's looked amazing posing for pictures.

The wedding was planned by celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss and took place in a tent after a last minute hail storm
Tamera and her sister and also matron of honor Tia, pose for photos at the wedding. Tia is expecting her first baby this summer.

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7 Tips: Things To Avoid Before Your Wedding

Having been a bridesmaid and a bride and a guest at many weddings, I’ve learned that there are a few things you can do to avoid wedding day disasters. Here are my top 10 tips to avoid them:

1. Have a phone list

Make a phone list and make sure that everyone has a copy. This includes your wedding coordinator, the bridesmaids and groomsmen, the girls helping you out at the front. On that day, you never know who needs to reach someone and providing everyone with a phone list will definitely help them find each other and solve problems quickly.

2. Guest List Do create a complete and accurate guest list before you start looking for a venue. You don’t want to book a venue, realize it’s to small for your count and have to cut down on your guest list.

3. Have your bridesmaids bring a wedding emergency kit, if you did not hire a wedding planner.

What do I mean by this? An emergency kit has everything you might need if you rip a thread, a button comes loose, or if your bridesmaid’s boob is popping out. It should include a needle and white thread, double-sided tape, water, scissors, nail clippers, bobby pins, regular tape, band aids, and anything else you can think of that will help you or your bridesmaids on that day.

4. Be careful of wedding heels or platform wedding shoes

This is a warning and also a suggestion to bring a pair of flip flops for your own comfort and so you will not trip. Dancing in high heels is really hard and unless you’ve practiced, you should try and dance in smaller heels or wedges or flats so you won’t trip and fall. The worst thing would be to fall on your face in your dress on your big day. So, if you want to wear those platform wedding, shoes, go ahead, but bring a pair of back-up sandals just in case

5. Hire A Planner

Do get a wedding planner, at the least a “day of” coordinator (though “month of” is a more accurate term). You don’t want your mom chasing down the bridal party for photos instead of seeing you put on your wedding dress.

6. Reconfirm with all of your key vendors the day before if you did not hire a planner or day of coordinator.

I’ve seen this happen too often, when you plan your own wedding. A photographer or florist or even the officiant does not show up on that day or shows up late because they didn’t know where to go. Make sure you reconfirm with everyone and give them a contact number of one of your bridesmaids or groomsmen so they are on time and ready to go.

7. Most important, enjoy your day, leave it up to your planner, or family to handle all the mishaps.

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Celebrity Weekend Weddings

Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill married Victoria’s Secret model Lily Aldridge at the San Ysidro Ranch inMontecito, California on Thursday. Lily wore a strapless mermaid style Vera Wang wedding dress with layers of Chantilly and corded lace appliqué and raw edge swirling chiffon detail at the back. Caleb wore a Gucci suit. The couple said their vows in a garden with a close group of family in attendance.

They plan to celebrate at a reception in Malibu with friends tomorrow.

“Sister Sister” star Tamera Mowry married Fox news correspondent Adam Housely in a Sunday evening ceremony in Napa, California. Coordinated by celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss, the wedding took place at a vineyard in front of 300 guests. According to People.com, Mowry wore a Carolina Herrera wedding dress for the traditional vows. Her twin sister, Tia Mowry served as matron of honor.

After the ceremony, a rustic wine-country reception was held where tables were decorated with hundreds of candles, hydrangeas, roses and olive branches. The newlyweds shared their first dance to “Faithfully” by Journey and enjoyed a four-tiered wedding cake.

An after party was held in the barrel room and snacks from a taco truck were served along with cupcakes.

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Hiring An Event Planner

Hiring a wedding planner to plan your wedding or your event had always been viewed as a luxury that only the rich and famous enjoyed. This is not so much the case anymore and the number of people using wedding & party planners continues to rise every day.

Planning a wedding is almost like a full time job if a bride decides to go it alone. This type of event involves a lot of time with so much to learn and do and often not enough time to do it all. This event planner has to be highly organized and always knows what to do if things go wrong. He/she knows exactly who to contact when the need arises.

A professional wedding planner has to be creative by nature. He or she also needs to have a very good sense of style and know what trends are current and which ones are outdated. The event planner also needs to have a personality that connects well with clients in order to understand them and to have a clear picture of their personal and specific needs for their special day.

A good event planner has connections with the best vendors and works at getting his/her client the best value for their money. There is usually a budget to maintain and endless details tailored to the bride and groom. A wedding planner can also save the bride and groom a lot of money as well as time. This is because they usually know which vendors are reasonably prized and the quality of work involved. The event planner is usually in a better position to negotiate and get discounts from vendors they have worked with before.

Event planners will help their clients avoid disasters at their functions because they oversee all of the operations of the day to the last detail. Should there be an emergency at the event, the planner is usually better prepared to deal with the crisis rather than having the client try to figure out what to do.

The costs involved in hiring such a professional may be surprisingly affordable given the amount of details they have to work with. Planners also tailor their cost according to the client's budget and help them to stay within their budget.

Without a wedding planner on hand, many brides and grooms run themselves ragged as the wedding day approaches. Some couples have even complained of not enjoying their wedding day because of the stress. An event planner comes in handy at this point because the couple has nothing to worry about since all the details are taken care of. The end result of having an event planner or a wedding consultant, in this case, is well worth it. The clients end up with a stress free day and they are able to enjoy every moment of their special occasion.

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Divine Decor: Standout Centerpieces

One of the youngest inductees into the American Institute of Floral Designers and a favorite among Los Angeles A-listers, Tic-Tock's Eddie Zaratsian knows a thing or two about the power of flowers. And he says that nothing packs a bigger visual punch for wedding tables than striking white, whether in the form of orchids, gardenias or calla lilies.

“The focus is really on clean lines and the type of flower, and we're frequently using singular types of flowers,” he notes. “For a round table, we adore the elegance created by using groupings of glass cylinders in varying heights,” he says, while banquet tables might get “a lot of low, rectangular containers in Lucite and glass, or clusters of small containers along the table, again with single flower types in each container — keeping it very clean and simple.”

With all that white in sight, the right lighting is key: Zaratsian loves bathing white florals in “blues and purples, amethysts and ambers.”

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Brides Information

What A Bride Needs To Know!


Today bride's are busily buying books on wedding planning, talking with friends and family about planning their wedding, and/or paying someone to help them plan their wedding (Trust me I was guilty of this). However, that is great that you are take the time to plan your special day, but did you consider that you need a coordinator?


Most bride's get so busy in planning their wedding that they forget about the wedding coordination. Alot of bride's do not know that Wedding Planning and Wedding Coordination are two different services. Wedding Planning is the actual planning of the wedding. Choosing vendors, deciding on which musician to play at the ceremony, where to have the reception. etc. The wedding planner's role is a very dedicated and key part in your wedding planning.


Wedding Coordination, is having a certified wedding coordinator (or director) at the rehearsal, wedding ceremony, and/or the wedding reception making sure that everything is going as the bride planned. Wedding Coordinator's are around to make sure that the wedding party is in the right place, vendors are doing as they were paid to do, and most of all that everyone is happy!Remember my beautiful brides, when you are planning your wedding make sure you do not get caught without a coordinator on your special day! Elegant Creations Events & Wedding Planner, provides all the services needed for your story. Talk to your planner, go over the package information and what they provide for you on your special day.

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The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton

William & Kate,

With a smile that lit up TV screens around the world, Kate Middleton married Prince William in a union that promised to revitalize the British monarchy. A million people roared their approval as the royal couple then paraded through London in an open carriage.

Even knowing that an immense television audience was tuning in to watch, the couple managed, at times, to appear in their own private world Friday, both at Westminster Abbey and on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

William whispered to Kate, who radiated contentment and joy, as they pledged their lives to one another at the church with the simple words “I will.” So beautiful and unique in its own special way.

After a ceremonial tour around London, they then delivered two – not one – sweet, slightly self-conscious kisses on the balcony, with William blushing deeply at the highly anticipated event. Within moments, a flyby of vintage and modern Royal Air Force planes roared overhead

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate, Duchess of Cambridge stand outside of Westminster Abbey after their Royal Wedding in London Friday, April, 29, 2011

Britain's Prince William travel with his brother Prince Harry in a Bentley to Westminster Abbey in London for his wedding.

My fashion Icon, David Beckham and Victoria Beckham arrive to attend the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011 in London, England. The marriage of the second in line to the British throne is to be led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and will be attended by 1900 guests, including foreign Royal family members and heads of state. Thousands of well-wishers from around the world have also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the Royal Wedding.

Kate Middleton arrives with her sister, Maid of Honour Philippa Middleton at the West Door of Westminster Abbey.

A picture shows the wedding and engagement rings worn by Kate Middleton, who has been given the title The Duchess of Cambridge as she holds the bouquet of flowers of her wedding, after meeting Governors-General and Prime Ministers at Buckingham Palace.

Catherine Middleton arrives to attend the Royal Wedding.

Their Royal Highnesses Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge kiss on the balcony at Buckingham Palace during the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton on April 29, 2011 in London, England. The marriage of the second in line to the British throne was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and was attended by 1900 guests, including foreign Royal family members and heads of state. Thousands of well-wishers from around the world have also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the Royal Wedding.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge waves to well wishers as she and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge leave Buckingham Palace. The marriage of the second in line to the British throne was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and was attended by 1900 guests, including foreign Royal family members and heads of state. Thousands of well-wishers from around the world have also flocked to London to witness the spectacle and pageantry of the Royal Wedding.

A very inspiring, elegant wedding.

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Wedding Etiquette

Being invited to a wedding means that you have been special to the bride or the groom, this means that you have to be there to celebrate and witness their most precious moments or event. As a guest, you have to show them that you are grateful enough to be a part of their wedding. If you’re not sure what is the appropriately way to act or be at your best , here are a few things that you have to remember when attending a wedding.

Firstly, you will receive an invitation for their wedding. In every invitation, there is an RSVP section which reminds you to validate your presence on the wedding. RSVP means repondez s’il vous plait. It’s a French phrase for “please respond”. This is for the couple to confirm the total number of guests to the caterer, the number of wedding souvenirs, and of course, to plan their budget. It is indeed bad manners to ignore this. If you showed up at their wedding without confirming it to them and there is a shortage of the served food, then you have caused inconvenience to the bride and groom. Please always RSVP.

Also, if you have noticed, there is a ‘guest’ space on the RSVP section where you could specify if you can bring somebody with you like your wife, husband, fiance or fiancee. If there is, you can bring a date, but if there’s none, then it is proper that you come to the wedding alone. If you want to bring a child that isn’t invited to the wedding, it is also offensive. Calling to inquire about it is not appropriate either, some invitations will be numbered of guest already input, this means stick to the number required.

Be particular with your behavior when attending a wedding. Know the place of the wedding and dress appropriately. If it is a church wedding, then you don’t want to show too much skin. Also, don’t be tempted to go to the bar area if there is no invitation from the couple. They might not have planned to include liquors on their budget. If ever there is free drinks, control your alcohol intake and avoid getting drunk, this may not look to good for you.

Be sure to follow the seating arrangement that has been planned out. When you arrive, the ushers and usherettes might ask you details about your relationship with the couple. If you have been assigned a chair, be nice enough to stay on the seat for the formal program.

Gifts for the couple are a must if you are going to attend, when i mean gift I mean envelope a card with money is usually the appropriate etiquette of weddings. However, if you have failed to show up during the event, you should at least send a card wishing them all the best in their married life.

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Your Wedding Gown

Choosing your wedding Gown,

I am super excited to blog regarding gowns, because this the actual picture, I had found in my bridal magazine back on 2007, when I first fell in love with my gown, This is my beautiful dress, that I loved it then and still love it now.

My original vision was to wear something much more fitted trumpet style than this one with a lighter fabric. I was petite 115 pd at 5'1 so I thought a thicker fabric would overwhelm me. I did try on over 100 different dresses, but when I tried this one on it was just ME! Simply put.

The dress in the photo is Champagne in color, whereas, mine was Diamond White. The fabric is silky with VERY slight ruching in the bodice and waistline . The bead work on the bodice and left hip is VERY shiny and sparkly (Just as I like it!) It also has a longer train which is hardly visible in this photo.

There are many factors that go into looking perfect on the special day of your wedding. One of the most important factors is the wedding dress you choose to wear. Choosing the perfect dress becomes one of the most critical decisions a bride will undertake during the wedding planning process.

It would be wise to begin searching for a wedding dress as far in advance of the wedding date as possible; probably seven to ten months in advance or even a year, if there is that much time built into the wedding planning process. Do try on as many dresses as possible because, just like there is no one perfect car or house, there is no single perfect wedding dress, I tried on 39 dressing on my first dress searching day, yes my friends the first day.

As you begin to try on wedding dresses, look at various colors, fabrics, and styles. Even if white is the only option for color, there are countless shades of white to choose from. Fabrics are important because the time of year the wedding is held will determine what type of fabric will work best for the season. The style of wedding dress must match your personality. Choosing either a long or short length will determine what accessories you can choose from, as well as setting the tone as to how formal the occasion will be. There are hundreds of different styles of wedding dresses to choose from and give you the perfect selection.

The key factor in choosing the perfect wedding dress is how it will look on you. The dress needs to highlight all your best physical attributes, and your personality. The right dress can cover up certain areas you don’t want exposed. On the more positive side, what you consider your most beautiful elements can be highlighted. Sleeveless gowns can show great arms. Backless gowns will show a beautiful back. Cleavage can be over and under emphasized at your discretion. A good piece of advice here is to take along one or more of your closest friends or family to help you choose the perfect style. Sometimes a reality check may be in order to make sure you are getting exactly what you want.

One final choice, the least glamorous of all the things you have to consider, is price. The price of that perfect dress has to be within your budgetary considerations. There can be many headaches avoided if you find the dress to fit your budget rather than making your budget fit the price of the dress, trust me I went a little over board with my dress but for me it was worth it.

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