Old fashioned as it may seem, everyone loves a classic white wedding gown. The tradition of wearing white or ivory is still popular. I love seeing our brides glowing in stunning white or ivory. It never fails to take the groom’s breath away on the big day!
But white isn’t for everyone. I am seeing more and more brides opt for colour in their gowns. I love the contemporary look different hues can give the gown and the wedding.
We have quite a few brides choosing to have their gowns in a strong and definite colour, like red or silver – usually the bride’s favourite colour! Soft gelato shades work well too (like the soft blue shade one of our lovely brides chose), dependent on the theme of the wedding.
Or, if you feel it’s too adventurous for your whole gown to be in colour, hints of colour can be really pretty, with a coloured sash (like the beautiful bride pictured), beading or embroidery. It can also be quite striking if you go for a black sash like on one of our gowns, ‘Penelope’ – modern and sophisticated.
I have also posted a picture above of one of our gorgeous brides who added embroidery to the bottom of her gown – original and stunning!
On your wedding day it’s important to look and feel fabulous! Whether you go for ivory, white or colour, just remember to have lots of fun!
Credits
Media pictures from: Australian Bride Magazine and Bride to Be Magazine.
Thank you to our lovely brides: Anna Gibson, Rachel Hamilton and Karen Coscarella.
But white isn’t for everyone. I am seeing more and more brides opt for colour in their gowns. I love the contemporary look different hues can give the gown and the wedding.
We have quite a few brides choosing to have their gowns in a strong and definite colour, like red or silver – usually the bride’s favourite colour! Soft gelato shades work well too (like the soft blue shade one of our lovely brides chose), dependent on the theme of the wedding.
Or, if you feel it’s too adventurous for your whole gown to be in colour, hints of colour can be really pretty, with a coloured sash (like the beautiful bride pictured), beading or embroidery. It can also be quite striking if you go for a black sash like on one of our gowns, ‘Penelope’ – modern and sophisticated.
I have also posted a picture above of one of our gorgeous brides who added embroidery to the bottom of her gown – original and stunning!
On your wedding day it’s important to look and feel fabulous! Whether you go for ivory, white or colour, just remember to have lots of fun!
Credits
Media pictures from: Australian Bride Magazine and Bride to Be Magazine.
Thank you to our lovely brides: Anna Gibson, Rachel Hamilton and Karen Coscarella.
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