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Choosing the perfect wedding dress is one of the most difficult things about being a bride. Imagine how tiring it must be to have to browse through piles and piles of wedding dress photos on magazines and on the internet. It is so hard to make up their minds because each and every one of those long, white and flowing gowns just looks great.
What should a bride look for in a wedding dress?
1. Wedding gowns are made of different types of materials. Some have laces, while others are made of silk. Some have beads, while some are decorated with small diamond-like stones. Well, the choice is really up to you. If you are unfamiliar with this stuff, you could always ask for an expert's advice on this matter. Talk to a designer or a tailor to help you choose which material is right for you. Factor in the weather, the temperature, and other environmental aspects. You do not want to be wearing a strapless gown made of thin material in a wedding ceremony during the winter, would you?
2. Decide if you would use a train or not. Trains would make you look elegant and really grand, but then many of them weigh a ton and you might have a hard time walking down the aisle. Settle with a train that is of the right length for you so that you would be able to move gracefully all the time.
3. When you have found a designer or a tailor to make your dress, he or she would take note of all of your measurements to make sure that the final product would fit you perfectly. Now, if you choose to buy those ready-made gowns, try on as many wedding gowns as you can to test which one fits you the best. You could always take the gown to a sewer to repair and fix the dress for you if the measurements do not match yours.
Of course, aside from the wedding dress, photos, flowers, shoes, makeup and hair are some of the other necessary things that you would need to pay attention to during the planning stages of your wedding day. Do not let these stress you out though. Relax, have fun and enjoy this memorable event in your life.
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Source by Jitske Memoli
