When shopping for ‘the dress’ you have a few options of what styles you can have, here is my handy guide on what wedding dress styles there are.
A-Line
A classic style that flatters all brides, an A-line dress is fitted to the waist and then flows out creating an A shape. An A-line dress will work in most venues and themes.
Mermaid or Fishtail
Wanting to show off your tall and curvy figure? This style does that perfectly with its dramatic skirt that flares out at the bottom like a mermaids tail.
Ball Gown
With a fitted bodice and puffy skirt, this is the fairy-tale wedding dress. It can flatter all types of bride.
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Column
More for athletic brides a column dress is simple but very elegant. Following your bodies shape it is close fitting.
Empire
With it’s fitted bodice to just under the bust, an empire dress then flows to the floor. Perfect for shorter and smaller busted brides.
Tea-length
Sitting between mid-calf and your ankles tea length dresses are can help the shorter bride as they may be swamped by a full-length dress.
Trumpet
A dress between an A line and a mermaid the trumpets flare is more mid-thigh and less dramatic than the mermaids tail. Great for pear shaped brides.
Jumpsuit
If a dress is just not for you there are other options like a wedding jumpsuit, you can still look and feel amazing on your special day.
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Thanks for reading
x Jodie x