What To Bring to Your Appointment
The Right Bridal Squad:
We welcome you to bring up to 3 guests to support and cheer alongside you as you say "yes!".
We encourage you to carefully select the family or friends who will best uplift and celebrate you throughout your bridal appointment.
For brides who want to involve several friends or family members, we remind you that there are may unique ways to make those loved ones feel included. Moments such as accessories appointments or final fittings are equally meaningful. Split up these activities amongst your group to ensure you never feel overwhelmed by too may people or opinions at once.
Be Ready to Say YES
We encourage you to enter our salon with a positive and open mindset. Keep in mind that many brides end up choosing a gown that catches them by surprise and you may find your dress sooner or later then you expect. Many brides don't expect to find the one during their first bridal appointment, but it happens all the time!!
If you find a dress you love, don't feel like you have to keep looking just because you expected the process to take longer.
Undergarments:
Most wedding dresses come with built-in bras and structural support, so a separate bra is unnecessary. Please remember that your consultant will be present during this time, and appropriate underwear is essential. Opt for nude underwear and possibly sticky petals.
Avoid wearing hot pink, black, or coloured underwear, as these shades can be visible through the wedding dresses. Additionally, you'll likely be taking pictures while trying on sample dresses, and bright undergarments will be noticeable in those photos.
Shoes:
Many sample wedding dresses are really long making it difficult to walk around. Even if you wear heels in a sample wedding dress, you’ll be stepping on the fabric, ripping the dress, slipping, or falling. It is much better to be walking around barefoot in a sample wedding dress so that you can feel the floor and feel the dress fabric. Trying on a wedding dress barefoot is safer, so heels are not necessary for your dress shopping appointment.
Wedding Dress Styles & Silhouettes
A-Line wedding dresses are celebrated for their flattering fit on all body types. Whether you have an athletic figure or a pear-shaped silhouette, A-Line designs the beauty of every. Many brides who uncertain about their gown often begin their search a timeless A-Line dress as a starting point.
Ballgowns showcase a tailored bodice, often with a corset back, and a voluminous, layered skirt that dramatically flares out. These wedding dresses elegantly accentuate the waist in a refined manner. The classic silhouette is for brides seeking a touch of drama on their special day.
Short bridal gowns let you showcase your legs and highlight your most playful accessory: your shoes! They're perfect for brides looking for a fun and uncomplicated style.
Fit and flare wedding gowns are a popular choice for brides with pear and hourglass figures, as this silhouette accentuates their curves. Additionally, the design elongates the torso, making it a great option for petite brides who want to appear taller.
Brides opting for a mermaid or trumpet wedding dress will exude a sultry, ultra-romantic vibe. Hourglass-shaped brides appreciate how this silhouette adds a touch of drama while beautifully accentuating their figure. And for straight and narrow brides, this style will also create stunning curves that are sure to impress!
Sheath gowns are incredibly sleek, making them flattering for various body shapes The column cut hugs body's natural contours, resembling a slip dress. Petite brides can feel confident in this wedding dress style, as it tends to be minimalistic and elegant, avoiding an excess of fabric.