A-Line Wedding Dresses from Cocomelody

Do we have any brides-to-be over here? If you are, congrats to you! It is one of the most hectic times in your life but don't forget to enjoy the moment - stress and all. I was once in your position and remember it quite vividly. As a bride, there are so many things to consider for your big day but probably none as important as your dress. I've partnered with Cocomelody in the past to bring you bridal style trends to help women out there pick their ideal wedding style. I tell you, it's easier said than done. I did have an idea of what my wedding dress would be like but when I did my shopping, I was overwhelmed with options - all of them looked so lovely!
Today, we're talking about A-line dresses. If I didn't pick the mermaid tail gown for my wedding, this was my next option. Whereas mermaid tail gowns were sexy and classic, A-line wedding dresses are whimsical with a hint of subtle elegance. The tightened hip line helps to render shape to the dress making your waist appear smaller. Meanwhile, the ball gown skirt brings comfort to the bride as she walks down the aisle.

Still not sure if A-line wedding dresses would be a great fit for your wedding theme? Check out below for some inspiration: 

You can browse more designer wedding dresses from Cocomelody's website. What's your take on A-line wedding dresses?

PS! You can also take advantage of this excellent promo currently ongoing at Cocomelody's website!

Disclaimer: I was compensated for writing this post. However, the opinion expressed are my own.

Modern vs Vintage Wedding Dresses: Rosanovias

Choosing the style of dress to wear on your wedding day is one of the biggest questions brides-to-be have to face. I know I can definitely speak for myself when I say that. My search for the perfect wedding dress was long and tedious. During my search, I came across two general classifications of wedding dresses: vintage and modern. From the outside looking in, it appears to be a black-and-white choice. But if you're a bride overwhelmed with options, choosing is not so easy. 

Thankfully, you won't have to do it my way (you know, visiting every single bridal shop I could find in town). You can leverage the tools of the internet with shops like Rosa Novias. Finding your ideal dress can take minutes and at the comfort of your own home. To help you find your bridal style, I've included a few options for wedding dresses to choose from:

Vintage Wedding Dresses

Half-Sleeve A-Line Tulle Wedding Dress

Spaghetti Strap A-Line Tulle Wedding Dress

A-Line Sweepbrush Train Lace and Chiffon V-Neck Wedding Dress

There is a wide array of characteristics that define a vintage wedding dress. Most of them, though, feature ethereal elements with a maiden quality to them. Victorian styles, in particular, have a high neckline.  Other vintage dresses have a flow-y and romantic silhouette.  

Modern Wedding Dresses

Strapless Beaded Lace Mermaid Dress

One-Shoulder A-Line Tulle Wedding Dress

Satin A-Line Beaded Crystal Bateau Wedding Dress

On the other hand, most modern wedding dresses are minimalist. Clean lines, precise cuts and shapes, and fabric are the focus. But there are also a few exceptions; modern dresses could be adorned with lots of beads and embellishments in an over-the-top manner. This provides plenty of options to choose a dress that best suits your personality. 

Personally, I consider myself an old soul so I definitely do lean towards the vintage pieces. But for my own wedding gown, I decided to go for a modern dress (a sweetheart neckline lace mermaid tail dress) but with lots of vintage touches to retain that timeless appeal. That is the beauty with fashion, particularly bridal fashion, as lines have been blurred and the different elements are incorporated together as one. 

 

Disclaimer: I was compensated for writing this post; however, the opinion expressed are my own.

TBDress Style: Sheath Wedding Dresses

Wedding dress styles continue to evolve such that there is an endless array of choices for brides-to-be! Sheath wedding dresses or column style dresses have emerged as one of the top trends for 2014. These dresses are made out of fine material to ensure they are comfortable on the skin when worn. The style and cut is also quite forgiving; it hides your least favorite assets and give a nice silhouette. After all, you deserve to look your best on your wedding day, right? 

I recently stumbled upon TBDress' new 2015 collection and found new designs under the sheath/column section. Indeed, expect to find more options when you are looking for this specific style of dress as you walk down the aisle. From sexy to modest, modern to vintage, you can find whatever you need here: http://www.tbdress.com/Cheap-Sheath-Column-Wedding-Dresses-4286/

Below is just a preview of the fab dresses you can find on the website: 

Would you like to shop sheath wedding dresses for women? Check out this link to find more styles and designs: http://www.tbdress.com/Cheap-Sheath-Column-Wedding-Dresses-4286/

What is your ideal wedding dress style? 

 

Disclaimer: I was compensated for writing this post. However, the opinion expressed are my own.

Dressv Wishlist: Lace Wedding Dresses

I am sure I am not alone in saying this: every girl has an idea of their dream wedding and wedding dress. I know I do! I just recently found the perfect dress that I want for my own wedding soon. It's from one of Monique Lhuillier's designs. The moment I saw a photo of the dress, I took note of it because I knew that that was the dress that I was going to wear on my special day. Moving on... I wanted to introduce to you a few designs I found from http://www.dressv.com/. 

The website specializes in formal or occasion dresses, like weddings. The selection of cheap lace wedding dresses from dressv.com is astounding! Whatever your dream wedding dress is, you will find it on the website! I am drawn to nice silhouettes and minimalist design. With lace, though, there is no need to do more. This delicate piece of fabric is the epitome of timeless elegance that all brides should exude. Speaking of creating a nice silhouette, I am not crazy over ball gowns. I prefer gowns that are strapless (or comes with minimal shoulder detailing), form-fitting and comes with a mermaid tail, such as these:

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If you are currently planning your own wedding and haven't picked a dress yet, you might be interested to check out your options at http://www.dressv.com/lace-wedding-dresses-c103391/. Aside from beautiful designs, the website also offers dresses at a varied price range (so you don't have to wreck your budget!). 

What is your ideal wedding dress? 

 

Disclaimer: I was compensated for writing this post. However, the opinion expressed and the items featured are my own.