Style for Down the Aisle

Author: Laurie Snyder

Every bride dreams of that perfect dress for her perfect day. Picking a dress that compliments your figure is the first step.

Pear and apple shaped brides look best in A-line dresses with V necklines that accentuate the upper body. Stiff fabrics, such as taffeta, float gracefully over hips and thighs.

A scooped or sweetheart neckline is flattering to busty brides, displaying your assets without being too revealing. Avoid straight-across necklines which tend to make your bust look more like a shelf.

Petite brides look best in trumpet and sheath styles.  … Continue Reading

Wedding Veils and Headpieces

Author: Marisilda Garcia

A great way to accessorize your wedding dress is with a veil or a headpiece. Veils and headpieces vary in style, size and price. When choosing this accessory it’s important to consider the style of your dress. Are you wearing something formal or casual? Is it floor length or short? Also consider the material. If your dress is covered in lace, you may lean toward a simpler veil or headpiece. … Continue Reading

Groom’s to do List

Author: Marisilda Garcia

Ah, what to do and when to do it! While most of you grooms are happy to sit back and let your bride plan your wedding day the way she’s imagined it since she was 5, there are some things you can do in the process to make your day extra special.

Tuxedos: Tuxedos should be bought or rented at least 3 months before your wedding day. That includes not only your tuxedo, but your groomsmen as well. Most tuxedo shops give discounts to larger groups. Make sure the shop also provides all the accessories such as ties, shoes, cuff-links, suspenders and anything else you’ve chosen. … Continue Reading