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Choosing the perfect dress for your day can be a tricky task. With such a wide range of options available it can be difficult to know what is best for you. One of the main elements of any wedding gown is the neckline. It serves to frame your face, which will be all important to make sure you look great for your photographs. Here is a simple and straightforward look at the different choices available to you.

An asymmetrical style will appear different on one side compared to the other. Any onlookers' attention will naturally be drawn to the side without the strap so if you are keen on highlighting one side of your upper body rather than the other, this may be a suitable option for you.

The bateau is a wide necked style that tends to follow the curves of your collarbones. Dresses with this neckline tend to be sleeveless and just touch your shoulders. This is a popular design for ladies who have a smaller bust as it typically draws attention away from that area and on to your face.

The halter neck style has straps that swathe around your neck and join at the back. Most of the gowns that you will find with this neckline will be backless. This style can be a fabulous choice for someone who has beautiful shoulders and is keen to show a little bit of skin at the back. Larger breasted ladies may find that it provides adequate support for their needs however.

A high neck design designs to have a round collar that will fit about half way up your throat. This is similar to a lot of dresses that are popular among women of an asian ethnic background and can look fabulous with hair that is styled in an updo. This choice would be very suitable for a winter wedding.

You may alternately choose to go strapless. Perhaps best for events that are held in the summer, it tends to suit ladies with a variety of upper body shapes, but can look especially elegant on women with broader shoulders.

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Source by Amanda Jane