The dream of every girl is to look beautiful bride on her wedding day. Every bride wants her dress, makeup, and hair to be perfect and wants to be the centre of attraction. A wedding comes with tones of happiness and a little more lifetime adventure, so this time on your wedding day, try something different and customized like bridal gowns for your big day to extraordinary style.
India is a mixture of various cultures, traditions and we Indians love to wear sarees, lehengas, and Kurtis on our wedding day. But have you ever tried bridal gowns? It gives the touch of Indo western style; yeah trust me everyone’s eye will stick at you.
Wedding trends are changing so frequently that it's not easy to find something gorgeous and on-trend. But there is one thing that won't be changing anytime soon, so it is the gowns that one can opt for their wedding because bridal gowns are creating a spark in the fashion industry. Make your wedding a FAIRY TALE by giving a touch of luxury and that will be there in your heart throughout life.
So, let’s take a look into different types of bridal gowns so that you can decide on yours!
Ball Gown
Ball gowns are full and puffy, shaped like a ball in their skirt area.
Ball gowns are dresses that are tight-fitting from the top and flair from the waist. It comes with different styles of sleeves and necklines. A ball gown is a great option and never goes out of style. Best suited for hourglass and rectangle body types.
A-Line wedding gowns
A-Line wedding gowns have the shape of a capital letter A on their skirt area. A-Line wedding gowns are fitting on top and moderately flare out from the waist down to the floor. This type of wedding dress looks good on every body type. You can prefer this A-Line gown for a bridesmaid dress also. It suits almost all body types.
Mermaid Gown
The mermaid style looks elegant and is very trendy now. Mermaid gowns are tight-fitting from the top down to the knees, where it starts to flare looks like a fishtail. It highlights the figure and thus making it a perfect gown for a wedding and reception dress for the bride. Best suited for hourglass, tapered, and slim body type.
Empire Waist Gown
Empire waist gowns have a high waistline right under the bust and give you an elegant look by enhancing your features. You can prefer this empire waist gown as a wedding party dress also. Best suited for hourglass and brides with toned shoulders.
Trumpet Gown
The trumpet gown is tight-fitting from the top and flares at thighs. If you have a curvy figure and want to show off your hip curves, then this one is for you. Best suited for hourglass and busty figures.
Sheath Gown
The sheath gown has a straight silhouette and looks very classy on wearing. It has almost no flare. Best suited for petite, slim body type.
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Its Styling tips for completing your overall look!
You can style your bridal gowns with pearl bridal jewellery, crystal jewellery, statement earrings, pearl drop earrings, pearl chokers for an elegant look.
Crystal-embellished pumps or embellished sandal looks sophisticated and classy. You can do make-up according to your wish and skin tone type.
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Let’s not forget the main thing that is your hair styling.
A low bun is the easy yet beautiful hair idea for your wedding. You can add hair accessories like pear, flowers, or tiara to give an extra touch.
But if you are not satisfied, you can go for a Dutch Braid also it looks stunning.
Samyakk
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