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As eager brides of all ages have been living out their girlhood fantasies in 2010, popular wedding dresses in Ottawa have ranged from small and sexy to “belle of the ball”. This past year there doesn’t actually seem to have been any specific trend…simply a variety of women trying to look their best and have fun.
While silky and sexy may be very popular this year, many brides will want to opt for the classic bridal look. In such cases there are a number of designer dresses in Ottawa out there, including those from Vera Wang. If you’re looking for a Grecian style dress, you may want to look for dresses by Manuel Mota and August Jones. These types of dresses are beautiful and flowing, and have higher waists which suit flatter women. If you’re bustier and looking to show off this aspect of yourself while taking the attention away from your legs, some great choices are dresses by Ian Stuart, Sottero and Midgley, and Maureen Myring Kesterton. While these may be beautiful dresses, you may need a little help from your bridesmaid to actually get into one. Getting out of the dress can be a whole other fantasy on its own however.
Making a bit of a comeback in recent time has been the tight “mermaid” dresses with broad skirt tails from the 1950’s. You can find these types of wedding dresses in Ottawa by designers like Ellis Bridals and Benjamin Roberts. Or, you may prefer to check out belted dresses which come in many different hemlines and lengths, and in such a case you should check out designer wedding dresses by Suzanne Ermann and Sarah Danielle. Many women today however still feel that the perfect wedding dress is the one worn by their mother or grandmother.
Another 1950’s trend which is making a comeback is tea-length dresses. This type of dress is perfect for the petite bride. Mini dresses in general are currently very popular and trendy, and are great for someone who wants something different and freer than the typical wedding dress.
Actually many women looking for the best wedding dress Ottawa has to offer these days are going for something more colourful and are forgetting the traditional white dress. Current popular colours are lavender, blue, green, and pink. Metallic fabrics are becoming more popular as well, in addition to lace and tiered ruffles all the way from the waist to the floor. Other current popular styles include sashes, beading, feather, decorative flowers, asymmetrical hemlines and necklines, and one shoulder dresses. So check out a variety of wedding dress shops out there, and make sure you find the perfect wedding dress for you!
