Showing posts with label Pink Wedding Dresses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink Wedding Dresses. Show all posts
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Buying Pink Wedding Dresses?
3 Most Essential Tips For Pink Wedding Dress Shopping
If you are a newbie bride-to-be like me with no prior wedding experience, you will agree that shopping for your ideal bridal gown is a very exciting but mind-boggling task. As wedding is one of the most important events in life, most girls will go all the way to doll up themselves on their big day. For pink-loving ladies who are looking to purchase pink wedding dresses, here are some essential tips to make your pink wedding dresses shopping a little easier.
Wedding Dresses Style and Your Body Type
There is a wide array of styles: from strapless wedding dresses for sexy brides to modest bridal gowns for those who are not comfortable with revealing too much of their body; from short wedding dresses to floor-length hem line with trains. There are also theme-based wedding dresses such as medieval, fairy-tale, vintage, etc.
While it may seem to be overwhelming at first, understanding your body type can help to make your job easier. Basically, you just need to find out the kind of neckline, waistline and bodice line that complement your body. For example, strapless wedding dresses look good if you have a long neck, nice shoulders and toned upper arms. However, if you are very busty, you may want to think twice about strapless wedding dresses as they may not provide good enough support.
Different Shades of Pink and Your Skin Tone
Generally, pink wedding dresses work best for skin with yellow overtones. You can find gorgeous gowns in many different shades of pink. Baby pink, rose pink, salmon pink, magenta, Fuchsia, shocking pink, to name a few.
Most shades of pink work well with dark skin tones. If you have fair skin, you may want to go for bolder shades for some really nice contrast. Otherwise, you may consider choosing designs with nice pink accents.
Pink Dresses and Your Budget
For many of us, budget plays a very important role in our wedding planning. If you go for designer wedding dresses, especially those with hand-sewn details such embroidery or beading, be prepared to spend around $2,000 to $4,000. For brides with generous budget, say around $6,000 or more, you may opt to custom-made your designer bridal gown.
However, if you have a tight budget, you can purchase a pretty decent wedding dress from an online retailer for around $500. Smart consumers like yourself will know that most merchants tend to charge a premium when it comes to selling wedding-related products. By going for pink evening gowns or even prom dresses instead of the traditional white ones tagged as bridal dresses, you are likely to get good cost-savings. Nowadays, it is not hard at all to find really stunning pink dresses that can pass off as bridal gowns.
By Irene Koh
3 Most Essential Tips For Pink Wedding Dress Shopping
If you are a newbie bride-to-be like me with no prior wedding experience, you will agree that shopping for your ideal bridal gown is a very exciting but mind-boggling task. As wedding is one of the most important events in life, most girls will go all the way to doll up themselves on their big day. For pink-loving ladies who are looking to purchase pink wedding dresses, here are some essential tips to make your pink wedding dresses shopping a little easier.
Wedding Dresses Style and Your Body Type
There is a wide array of styles: from strapless wedding dresses for sexy brides to modest bridal gowns for those who are not comfortable with revealing too much of their body; from short wedding dresses to floor-length hem line with trains. There are also theme-based wedding dresses such as medieval, fairy-tale, vintage, etc.
While it may seem to be overwhelming at first, understanding your body type can help to make your job easier. Basically, you just need to find out the kind of neckline, waistline and bodice line that complement your body. For example, strapless wedding dresses look good if you have a long neck, nice shoulders and toned upper arms. However, if you are very busty, you may want to think twice about strapless wedding dresses as they may not provide good enough support.
Different Shades of Pink and Your Skin Tone
Generally, pink wedding dresses work best for skin with yellow overtones. You can find gorgeous gowns in many different shades of pink. Baby pink, rose pink, salmon pink, magenta, Fuchsia, shocking pink, to name a few.
Most shades of pink work well with dark skin tones. If you have fair skin, you may want to go for bolder shades for some really nice contrast. Otherwise, you may consider choosing designs with nice pink accents.
Pink Dresses and Your Budget
For many of us, budget plays a very important role in our wedding planning. If you go for designer wedding dresses, especially those with hand-sewn details such embroidery or beading, be prepared to spend around $2,000 to $4,000. For brides with generous budget, say around $6,000 or more, you may opt to custom-made your designer bridal gown.
However, if you have a tight budget, you can purchase a pretty decent wedding dress from an online retailer for around $500. Smart consumers like yourself will know that most merchants tend to charge a premium when it comes to selling wedding-related products. By going for pink evening gowns or even prom dresses instead of the traditional white ones tagged as bridal dresses, you are likely to get good cost-savings. Nowadays, it is not hard at all to find really stunning pink dresses that can pass off as bridal gowns.
By Irene Koh
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0 Pink Bridal Prom Dresses
If you want to give your big day a youthful feel, you should look into the option of pink wedding dresses and pink bridesmaid dresses. Though most brides usually go with a variety of white for their wedding gown, if you want to really stand out, you should consider a shade of pink for your big day dress. Though not always publicized very well, most wedding dresses do come in colors other than the tradition white or ivory variation.
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