Six show stopping trends that are sure to turn heads at your wedding.
1. Mini dress - One of the hottest current wedding trends is wearing a mini wedding dress. This is perfect for the quirky bride or the bride looking for a second wedding dress for the reception to dance the night away.
2. Lace - All over lace is a huge trend in the spring 2010 wedding dresses. It’s incredibly romantic and can be worn for a day or night wedding.
6. Color - Yes, I said it ladies, color is in. Lavender, light blue, and pale pink wedding gowns are HOT HOT HOT for Spring 2010. We asked an experienced Bridal Consultant at Simply Elegant Bridal, in downtown St. Louis, what color wedding gowns are in for Spring 2010. “Without a doubt”, she said, “White is out, Ivory is in.”
2. Lace - All over lace is a huge trend in the spring 2010 wedding dresses. It’s incredibly romantic and can be worn for a day or night wedding.
3. Layers – “this playful detail adds the perfect amount of texture to embellished and simple wedding gowns alike.” (TheKnot.com)
4. One Shoulder - The Knot.com says that “the one-shoulder style has really taken off. But this season, unlike in years past, the over-the-top details are what really make these asymmetrical necklines stand out.”
5. Flowers - Wedding dresses on the spring 2010 runway are embellished with flowers ranging from tiny to large, adding that little bit of something extra.
4. One Shoulder - The Knot.com says that “the one-shoulder style has really taken off. But this season, unlike in years past, the over-the-top details are what really make these asymmetrical necklines stand out.”
5. Flowers - Wedding dresses on the spring 2010 runway are embellished with flowers ranging from tiny to large, adding that little bit of something extra.
6. Color - Yes, I said it ladies, color is in. Lavender, light blue, and pale pink wedding gowns are HOT HOT HOT for Spring 2010. We asked an experienced Bridal Consultant at Simply Elegant Bridal, in downtown St. Louis, what color wedding gowns are in for Spring 2010. “Without a doubt”, she said, “White is out, Ivory is in.”
