Two-Tier Wedding Gowns for Spring 2012
31 Oct 2011 Leave a Comment
in Wedding Dresses Tags: Two-Tier Wedding Gowns
For brides who love the chic and flirty look of short dresses, but have to wear a traditional full-length gown, the two-tier wedding gowns have a good situation. The key to pulling off a two-tier gown is discovering a design that crops the top tier at an ideal spot for your body. Now I would like to show you some kinds of two-tier wedding gowns for next spring.
Blushing crinoline sheath
Designed by Jane Wang
Designed by Carolina Herrera
Designed by Christos
Designed by Rivini
Designed by BHLDN
Designed by Junko Yoshioka
Designed by Christos
Fall 2012 Wedding Dress Collection Ⅱ
27 Oct 2011 1 Comment
in Wedding Dresses Tags: Christos, Douglas Hannant, Fall 2012 Wedding Dress, Jenny Packham
Following last post, today I will continue to talk about wedding dresses made by famous designers. Today I will introduce three branded dress from Christos, Douglas Hannant and Jenny Packham.
This fancy bridal gown is made by Amsale Aberra, one talented designer in Christos. The designer used numbers of lace and draped swag beading to create a feeling of hyper-feminine and delicate. Handmade flowers and petals were made of Swaevoski crystals. The whole dress was to stand for the hopeless romance.
Douglas Hannant followed the trend of previous two seasons. You could find a collection of frosty silvers and understated textures. This wedding dress included a silver Chantilly lace tiered halter style and vintage distressed embellishments, slinky bias-cut repe satin, sequins, layered, and languid tulle.
Jenny Packham, the British designer, had her inspirations form nocturnal butterflies. Her dress has balletic silhouettes, and sculptured corsetry. The main fabric included French lace, cascading silk chiffons, and gleaming satins. She even named the dress as “Aspen”, because she loved the dress which combined the 1930s silhouette and delicate ivory French lace.
Fall 2012 Wedding Dress CollectionⅠ
26 Oct 2011 3 Comments
in Wedding Dresses Tags: branded bridal gowns, St. Pucchi's, Theia, Watters
Famous wedding dress designers are like laborious bees to make their romantic sketches to real gowns. Now let us see three collections for branded bridal gowns for next fall.
This wedding dress is designed by Watters and is called Elizabeth. The designer strategically placed re-embroidered lace along the bodice and skirt to contour the body and create the illusion of a smaller waist. You can also find silk mousseline, hammered charmeuse, tulle and organza in the dress. Beading of pearl additionally shows the special taste of designer.
The inspiration of this wedding dress is from Kate Middleton’s royal bridal gown. Don O’Neill, the designer of Theia is intended to create a dress to show the majestic and regal feeling. It features the embroidery which is rendered as circles of tulle and silk organza that bubble up from the hem.
St. Pucchi’s collection has the inspiration from 13th century, when the poet Rumi thought about the spirit’s evolutionary process. The designer declaimed he wanted the line to reflect an evolutionary process. Each gown has a traditional basis but reflects movement in time and a modernized feel for today’s bride. This silk and organza makes the dress fit-and-flare. It also features a halter neckline and a crystal-embellished bodice. The low open back has a softly flowing detachable beaded panel and a skirt of layered organza with tiered panels at the seam.
Eye-catching Details for Fall Wedding
25 Oct 2011 Leave a Comment
in Wedding Details Tags: Fall Wedding
In this season of harvest, how to decorate your rich weddings, brides? There are some delectable, eye-catching things for brides-to-be. The most benefit of things I will introduce is affordable.
Brown shortbread cookies has bulk discount.
Pumpkin pie bars with layers of pumpkin-caramel ganache, marshmallow, and pie crust.
Cranberry autumn tea tin with five sachets
Marzipan pumpkins
Leaf-shaped maple sugar
Vanilla sponge cake coated in chocolate and filled with chocolate, vanilla, and caramel
Hand-decorated brownie pops
Mini caramel apples with sprinkles
Maple syrup candy covered in dark chocolate
Milk chocolate truffles
Cowboy Boots & Brides
24 Oct 2011 2 Comments
in Chic Wedding, Wedding Tips Tags: Cowboy Boots, Cowboy Brides, Sourthern Wedding
Who said the brides had no beauty of wild and a little crazy? Now see the brides in cowboy boots: are they natural and pretty? The answer is absolutely yes! This playful and approachable boots make brides easily to free themselves and enjoy their big day.
Compared with the heels, boots are comfortable. This footwear exactly suits for the western or southern wedding. Brides love boots, because they can jump, ran, lift skirts to show their fancy boots. Get ready to have a pair of boots? I guess you mean so.
Dreamy Wedding Shoes
21 Oct 2011 1 Comment
in Wedding Accessories, Wedding Details Tags: Dreamy and Fancy Wedding Shoes
Did you see a barefooted bride exchanging vows in the church or formal reception? Even celebrating the beach themed weddings, brides prefer to wear a pair of flat sandals to protect their foot from stones and shells. Now I perfect to show my favorite shoes for your dreamy nuptials.
Lace shoes are glamorous and extravagant. This Philip Treacy wedding shoes is a treasure in Valentino collection of spring 2010.
Purple color and shining bling make the wedding shoes fancy.
This dreamy bridal shoes feature for sophisticated design and gold color.
Crystal shoes with white hue are classic style, and this pair can be worn in every formal wedding occasion.
How about Princess Cinderella wedding shoes? I guess you adore the entire crystal.
Still lace, but unique design. Wearing pink platform bridal shoes, your insteps will be covered delicate lace and your heels with the ivory ribbons create a elegant way to show bridal charm.
This simple style is traditional and comfortable. Relax your feet as well as your tense mind.
Romantic pink flowers or special silver studs applied in high platform shoes perfectly follow the fashionable trends.
This pair of wedding shoes has naked color. The floral ornament with beaded stamen blooms at your side of foot.
At last, please remind that your wedding shoes must match your wedding themes and venues.
Black Wedding Dresses, Your New Norm!
20 Oct 2011 1 Comment
in Wedding Dresses Tags: Black Wedding Dresses
In the world of snow, what’s the method to show your unique and fancy nuptials, my dear brides? Against your confusion, top wedding dress designer Vera Wang had made the perfect option for you, that is, the special black bridal gowns.
In her recent fall fashion show, the queen of bridal gown made a debut of gothic black wedding dresses in New York. These 15 black gowns were made of tulle, lace and organza. The feeling of dramatic and magic surrounded the whole show. The inspiration was from an ode to crazy witchcraft.
Black wedding dress was also popular in celebrity brides of special mind. On May 19, 1997, in actor Matthew Broderick and his wife Sarah Jessica Parker’s secret wedding ceremony, the bride wore a ruffled black dress with full skirt. Through the couple dressed in black was to escape unwanted media attention, the black trend in fashion wedding dress had more historic background.
Think about famous Vera Wang, she reversed her gowns in dove grey and mint, and chose the black hue to show her future step. Perhaps, one day there is no taboo for black bridal gowns.
Demi Moore Wears Wedding Ring at Red Carpet
19 Oct 2011 2 Comments
in Wedding Stories Tags: Demi Moore
Recently American actress Demi Moore showed her wedding ring as walking the red carpet at Monday’s premiere of her dramatic thriller Margin Call at the Landmark Sunshine theater in downtown Manhattan. This wedding ring stands for the special romance with her hubby Ashton Kutcher.
After the six-year marriage, wedding ring is still shining, but their relationship becomes stiff, especially after the scandal appears. On the couple’s sixth wedding anniversary, the husband stood with 22-year-old Sara Leal overnight. That’s why we just find a little happy smile showing up in this 44-year-old star, when she appears in a printed red sheath dress. Her increasingly slim physique is obvious and remarkable for the slim gown. Her decent shape disappears after taking pictures to escape the press interviews.
Despite of the bad scandal, Demi Moore enjoyed plenty of applause from the audience after director J.C. Chandor introduced her. But her slim figure makes her friends worried. Her hubby’s betray behavior and the terrible marriage shock her. She is too upset to eat food, according to one of her friend.
Three Steps for Bridesmaids
18 Oct 2011 2 Comments
in Wedding Tips Tags: bridesmaids dress
Bridesmaids are the indispensable part in a wedding. These beauties stand by the stunning bride to witness the blissful moment of exchanging the wedding vows and take care of the bride since they decide to act as the bridesmaids. How to show your unique character when a bridesmaid dressed in the same as other bridesmaids? Here are some suggestions to be elegant bridesmaids.
Step one: Hide your crazy personality and flair under your beautiful dress.
The bride is the emphasis of the nuptial. If you dress in extravagant style and grab guests’ attention which is supposed to belong to the bride, the relationship between you and bride must be stiff. You can properly use the perfume to show your individuality.
Step two: think more about the dress.
Even though your dress is the same as other bridesmaids, you can advice the bride to choose the proper color for you. The most popular color is espresso, navy, yellow and pink, for their elegant and formal feel.
Step three: follow the new trends and select proper style.
New trends in bridesmaid dresses include soft, short, sassy styles. You need select a color or theme to make you look great. There are lots of styles to express your own character and personal taste. The bridesmaid dress should match the wedding theme and color. For instance, if the wedding is cerebrated on beach, your best choice is the soft chiffon dress in short skirt for preventing it from somthing dirty and being stumbled by sand.
Now put on your perfect bridesmaid dress; it’s time for bridal party!
Featured Wedding Sign in Ideas
17 Oct 2011 Leave a Comment
in Wedding Tips Tags: wedding sign in ideas
The next thing your noble wedding guests to touch after receiving your invitations must be your wedding sign in book or paper. It is a process for guests entering your reception. Of course, signing in is not limited in a book or some papers. Now excuse me to introduce five featured sign in types.
Elegant design is popular in those who love fresh and classic atmosphere. A long parchment with stain straps is perfect. Placing some romantic bouquets on the table and enough pens is wise.
Thumbprint-wedding-sign-in trend is also widely used, especially in young newlyweds. Guests apply the colorful inkpad to put their thumbprint in the sign-in tree or other patterns.
Signing in leave-bookmarks is an additional good idea. You can hang them on wall by thick rope. If your wedding is outdoors, placing a strap of leave-bookmarks between two trees or other things for hanging makes your guests feel unique.
Tree miniascape and square cards are double-used in your reception. Guests can write their names on cards and stick them in branches by stain ribbons, glue or just pin them through the twig. After signing in, the tree will become a blooming magic with cards. The finished sign-in tree miniascape is a wonderful design for table decoration.
Wedding photo with a huge blank paper and lots of petal looks simple but fantastic. True wedding photo or cartoon design of the newlyweds is available. With the empty paper, guests can say anything they want, not just their dull names.
Well, introduce is over briefly. Any other creative thinking, you can contact me and let me know.Thanks for reading and sharing.
