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Wedding Dresses and Bridal Gown Trends

Sophisticated and elegant, they emit a hint of sexiness and sensuality. Strapless dresses are flattering to most figures, allow freedom of movement and work well with BridesMaids nearly all styles of weddings. Add a little antique lace for a vintage wedding or team it with some contemporary jewellery for a modern touch.

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Wedding Dresses and Bridal Gown Trends

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  1. Wedding Dresses and Bridal Gown Trends Strapless Wedding Dresses Strapless wedding dresses continue to dominate the bridal bridal gown market. Sophisticated and elegant, they emit a hint of sexiness and sensuality. Strapless dresses are flattering to most figures, allow freedom of movement and work well with BridesMaidsnearly all styles of weddings. Add a little antique lace for a vintage wedding or team it with some contemporary jewellery for a modern touch. For a timeless outfit, visit the website of bridal couture designer Catherine R Couture. With emphasis on silhouette, construction and texture; with every fold, every hem, every sparkling bead lovingly hand-stitched, you'll know that a wedding dress from Catherine is a spectacular, original creation.

  2. The Mermaid Wedding Dress It's back! Figure-hugging at the bodice, hips and thighs, the Mermaid wedding dress then flairs out, giving brides a mermaid-like silhouette. It's not a wedding dress style for the faint-hearted but if you can pull it off, you'll look curvy and luscious on your wedding day. Wedding Dresses with Touches of Glamour It's all about simple wedding dresses Flower Girlswith attention focused on the little details. Brides are glamming up their dresses with metallic thread embroidery, trails of tiny buttons and rhinestone buckles. Feminine and Flirty Wedding Dresses Bows, feathers, ruffles and tiers are charming and whimsical expressions of femininity. These gorgeous additions will showcase your unique personality and provide stylish wedding flair. They're ideal for second marriages too as they add a youthful touch to your wedding gown.

  3. Wedding Dresses with Ribbon Details Many of the latest bridal couture designs feature wedding dresses with ribbon detailing. Satin sashes tied at the waist are huge at the moment as is ribbon crisscrossing its way dramatically down the back of your dress. Superb Australian designer Gwendolynne, features ribbon extensively in her bridal collections. Visit her Mother of the Bridewebsite and be inspired by her wedding dresses and designs. Tea-length Wedding Dresses For a sophisticated and contemporary look, go for tea-length wedding dresses. Falling between the bottom of the knee and the bottom of the calf, it's the preferred length of bridal designers this season. Ideal for semi-formal or casual weddings, they suit most figures and inspire romance and fun.

  4. A Return to Wedding Dress Elegance Elegant sheaths that drape the body are at the minute very en vogue to complement wedding dresses. This season's fashions cling to the figure in seductive silks and satins and leave no question of the bride's style and Alexia Admor D505sq sophistication. Visit Bride Online via the links above to find the latest in bridal gown fashion and wedding dresses, from designer bridal couture to ready-to-wear styles. Don't forget to browse our directory of bridesmaid dresses to find the perfect style to complement your wedding dresses.

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