Wedding dresses : Allure Red Wedding Dress

This is a red glamour wedding dress which is combination of sheath style, backless dress, strapless, sleeveless, mermaid silhouette and princess line. Outfitted with lace-up sweep train. What an amazing dress.

Wedding dresses : White and Red Princess Wedding Dress

White and Red Princess Wedding Dress

Wedding dresses : Allure Mermaid Wedding Dress

An allure wedding dress in mermaid style. The mermaid style features form fitting at the top, similar to the sheath, and then flows out around the knees, creating a mermaid shape. Outfitted with seems to be court train and full laced up. Also small seams on bust and matching necklace.

Wedding dresses : Cute Princess Wedding Dress

Princess wedding dress. Princess shape features vertical seams flowing from the shoulders or waist down to a flared skirt, creating and inverted V — or A — shape. Which front hemline is floor length and back side barely sweeping the ground. Lace decorating beautifies this superb dress.

Wedding dresses : Luxurious Red Ball Gown Wedding Dress

LStill on red wedding dress ideas, on the post before is about stunning beautiful red gown. Here is an other luxurious red wedding dress, complete with glove and red flower crown. In ball gown silhouette, with fitted bodice and a waistline leading to a very full skirt. I do like the sweetheart (heart-shaped) neckline. This special wedding dress is a perfect choice to make your wedding as an unforgettable memory in the rest of your life.

wedding jewelry : Wedding Jewelry Trends 2009

So you have decided that 2009 is the year that you are going to be tying the knot. Congratulations. Now you're faced with all the decisions every bride has to make: what on earth am I going to wear? The dress is probably pretty straightforward-white is traditional, or you could buck tradition and wear some bright pink. Dresses do have trends from year to year, but you really want to focus on what will make you feel beautiful, special and most of all-comfortable.

Once you have the dress choice narrowed down for both yourself and your wedding party, then you are faced with choosing wedding jewelry. Jewelry is an ever evolving fashion field, and what is hot this year can be colder than ice the next. If you pride yourself on always being in the know on current jewelry trends and want to apply your fashionista sense to your wedding party, read on to find out what the hot trends in wedding jewelry are for 2009.

Trends for this year seem to be veering away from what Victorians and ladies of old loved-elegant and dainty. This year's wedding jewelry is bigger, bolder and even chunkier than things that have been showcased in past years. When the word bold is used, here it is meant to describe pieces of jewelry with a lot of movement and swing. Dangling, loose earrings are very big for 2009, and if you combine that with bright jewels you will have all your wedding guests in awe.

Jingly bangle bracelets (yes, like the ones you may have stacked on your wrist as a teenager or young girl) are a huge hit these year. While these might not be traditional wedding wear, stacked bracelets can help walk the line between fresh and traditional if they are in simple metals like gold and silver. Some bangles can be found online featuring sparkling crystals-they might make great gifts for your bridesmaids.

If you like the idea of having a tattoo on your forearm but can't commit to being inked forever, you can dress up your wedding day style with a great trend for 2009. Many weddings this year will feature arm cuff bracelets. These are bigger than just a normal wrist cuff-imagine a solid piece of jewelry extending from your wrist anywhere up to your elbow. These are big, prominent pieces of jewelry, whether you get them simple in silver or gold, or whether you look for cuffs decorated with chunky bits of brightly colored stones. Not for the faint of heart, they are a huge hit this year.

If you are the kind of bride who gravitates toward colors in the "natural" color palate spectrum, you will be thrilled to know that one of the hot wedding jewelry trends for 2009 is jewelry made from "chocolate gold." This rich brown shade is popping up on runways and bridal isles everywhere this year, and its deep, delicious color compliments nearly every skin tone. It is a perfect compliment to white and cream wedding dresses, and you can even find stunning cultured pearls to match.

Diamonds will always be in style, and this year's wedding season is no exception. What is in style for diamonds this year, however, is diamonds in the raw. Raw gemstones are diamonds that are left in the natural state-not cut down, not shaped, not altered in any way except to be cleaned up after being pulled out of the ground. Raw diamond cubes and gemstones are a fantastic way to keep up with current wedding jewelry trends while adhering to a strong sense of jewelry tradition.

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vintage wedding gowns

When you look at vintage wedding dresses, the first thing you’ll notice is the fact that they offer a unique look. The name “vintage” in the title, means that you’ll have a dress that you can count on. With vintage wedding dresses, you can rest assured that your wedding will be something you’ll never forget.

vintage wedding gowns

Since the early 1930’s, vintage wedding dresses have continued to help brides add flavor to their wedding. Over the years, these dresses have changed their look, yet always managed to keep to their roots. Anyone who looks at these dresses, can tell right away that they are old and truly – vintage.

vintage wedding gowns

Similar to an old wine, vintage wedding dresses have managed to keep their mystique throughout the years. While some styles and brand names will differ from others; each one has that same vintage look that hasn’t changed much over the years. In no way, will these dresses give you the look that informal wedding dresses will.

If you’re old fashioned and looking for something that will give you an old fashioned wedding; you can count on vintage wedding dresses to do just that – and maybe a little more.

vintage wedding gowns

vintage wedding gowns

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For Your Special Moment

Wedding DressBuying a wedding dress can be an arduous process. On average, a bride will try on about 16 or 17 gowns before finding the perfect dress. Start the process at least seven months prior to the wedding if you are having the dress made.

* Cut out pictures from bridal and fashion magazines, shop online and look at old family photos to zero in on your preferred style.

* Ask friends and family for references on dressmakers and designers if you are having the dress made

* Bring a friend whose opinion you trust to shop with you at bridal stores. Include your mother if appropriate.

* Bring shoes with the same size heel you expect to wear at the wedding.

* Look through gowns on the rack and attend trunk shows. You could save a lot of money.

* Try on a variety of dresses.

* Discuss alteration charges with the salon, once you choose your dress.

* Allow six months for dressmaking, if the dress is being made for you.

* Be ready to pay about 50 percent of the cost of the dress as a deposit.

* Take home a fabric swatch to match with your shoes, veil and accessories.

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