Letter To A Bridesmaid

Being a bridesmaid means one has to look amazing on the day of the wedding whilst complementing the bride and her outstanding gown. On the big day, the focus has to be on the lady who’s all dressed in white, that’s for sure. Therefore, the ones standing next to her at the altar should look amazing without overshadowing the bride. From the start, the color palette helps make that difference because she’ll be wearing white, which is the symbol of purity and innocence. No one else should be able to compete with her when it comes to color choices. 

Bridesmaiddresses should be chosen so that they create harmony with the bridal gown, instead of contrast and differences. For example, if the bride decides on a dress which reminds people of retro times, then it would probably best to look for outfits with similar tones for the accompanying ladies. The bridal gown comes first and bridesmaid dress comes second. That’s an unwritten rule, which has to be respected.

Deciding on the style of the dress, the length, shape and color might be tricky. However, when knowing exactly what you’re looking for, this could be like child play. A vintage themed wedding will imply appearances with characteristic elements such as floor length, classy materials and accessories and elegant color palettes.  In this case, the bridesmaids might wear dresses which are reminiscent of Audry Hepburn’s style.  Knee length gowns can be an option because they might match more styles and body shapes as opposed to floor length outfits which require slim and slender figures.  Depending on the season when the event takes places, dresses with or without sleeves prove to be just as beautiful and flattering provided that all options are explored before making a decision. 

Fever Designs London is one of the brands which offer solutions and ideas to suit everyone's styles and preferences. Even if you might not find it straight away, we all have to start somewhere right? Remember to enjoy the process and believe that the gown is out there, waiting to be found.

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