1. Not Having a “Honeymoon Donation” Box at Your Wedding

This is another thing that some may consider a bad etiquette. Some couples want guests to donate to their honeymoon fund rather than bring a gift. Others think that’s a no no. I personally think the idea is cute and practical but I do think that it should not catch guests by surprise so try to get the word out before the wedding so it spreads by word of mouth so your guests are not caught by surprise.

2. Failing to Add the Wedding Location to the Save-the-Date

Although you don’t have to be specific, it’s important for those you’ve invited to know the city and state the wedding will take place in. This will give them plenty of time to make accommodations or plan for travel.

3. Not Being Clear about Invited Guests

It should be understood that an invitation to one person means that one person is invited, but you’d be surprised how many guests misunderstand. Some may assume that they automatically get to bring a guest with them, while others may assume that an invitation to them includes their entire family. Be clear on your invitation how many guests are invited – whether it’s the recipient and their family, the recipient plus one, or just the recipient.

4. Including Registry Information on the Invitation

While many brides might reason that this is a great way of getting the information out, it’s considered a no-no in the world of wedding etiquette. Rather than doing this, include your registry information on your wedding website or simply reply when someone asks where you’re registered.

5. Failing to Make the Guest List First

Choosing who to invite to your wedding can be incredibly difficult. There are people you may feel pressured to invite and those you want to invite but simply can’t for one reason or another. The point is, although it’s a hard part of the planning, it should be done first. Everything else is planned around the guest list, so it’s important that this is completed before any other planning is done.

6. Failing to Send Save the Dates

Many brides seem to think “save the dates” are kind of superfluous, but in truth, they’re quite handy. They prepare your guests well in advance so they can make sure they’re available on the date of your wedding.

7. Buying a Dress That’s Too Small

Every bride wants to look great in her wedding dress, and some brides will want to lose a few pounds to look their best before their wedding. But it’s never a good idea to buy a dress that is too small with the hopes of losing weight before the big day. If you don’t end up losing the weight, it could be impossible to alter the dress or find a dress you love that will fit.

8. Failing to Stick to Your Budget

The budget is the most important aspect of your wedding. It’s best to break it down into sections that include everything you will be spending on: the dress, the flowers, the food, the venue, etc. Then, do whatever it takes to stay within the budget. You don’t want to start out your new life as husband and wife in serious debt.

9. Expecting Too Much from Your Co-Conspirators

The maid of honor, the mother of the bride, your sister…these people are all probably very willing to help with the wedding planning and the various “to-do’s” for the big day. However, it’s really important not to overwhelm them with tasks. Make sure they are capable of handling the things you need them to do, and don’t expect superhuman feats from them.

10. Not Planning for Rain

If you’re having an outdoor wedding, it’s essential to remember that Mother Nature cares nothing for your wedding plans. Always have a plan B in case it rains – does your venue offer indoor services in case of rain? Do what you can to ensure that plans can be changed last-minute in the event of showers or storms.

11. Choosing Bridesmaids That are Unavailable

Most brides want their bridesmaids to attend fittings, showers and other events. This can be difficult for a bridesmaid who lives out of town or out of state. Make sure the bridesmaids you choose will be available.

 12. Not Ensuring That There is Enough Food

Nothing is more embarrassing than running out of food at your reception before all guests have had something to eat. This often happens at buffet style weddings. To avoid this, plan plate dinners where each guest will be served individually, or really ensure that you’ve got enough food for your buffet. More is better.

13. Not Hiring Professionals

There are some things you can definitely get away with doing yourself, but many brides make the mistake of not hiring professionals for the really important things (like photography or the DJ) and end up regretting it. It’s suggested that you at least hire a professional photographer, videographer, DJ, florist and baker.

 14. Ordering a Wedding Dress Online

There are some truly beautiful wedding dresses available online but the biggest downfall is that you can’t try the dress on first. You don’t know if a particular designer’s dresses run small or just aren’t a good fit for your body type, etc. It’s always best to try the dress on. If you must order online, be sure to order well in advance so you can re-order if needed or have the dress altered.

 15. Not Ordering Well Enough in Advance

It makes a lot of sense to order some things online, like the wedding favors, invitations, etc. However, you must give yourself plenty of time, just in case something goes wrong and you need to re-order or send the items back, etc. It’s suggested that everything be ordered several months before the wedding.

16. Choosing Hard-to-Acquire-Flowers

You might have an idea of the type of flowers you want for your bouquet and centerpieces, but if you choose out-of-season flowers, they’ll be more difficult for your florist to acquire. This means the price will go up. Choosing in-season flowers keeps the cost down and helps you stay in-budget.

17. Having a Cash Bar

Many brides think it’s acceptable to have a cash bar since they’ve provided food and other refreshments for their guests. It’s actually not acceptable, as it is considered bad wedding etiquette. If you want to keep the cost down, have your bartender create a few signature cocktails and let the guests choose between those items.

18. Neglecting to Offer a Choice for Diabetics

Whether it’s a dessert bar or a sit-down menu, make sure you have something to offer those who may be diabetic or have non-traditional food choices. That way, these individuals have something to eat as well as your other guests.

19. Forgetting Tissues

You would think tissues would be at the top of the shopping list for a wedding, but many brides forget them. Make sure there are tissues available for the guests in the aisles, and on the tables during speeches.

20. Obsessing Over Every Little Thing

It’s understandable that a bride wants everything to be perfect, but let’s face it – we don’t live in a perfect world. Take mistakes in stride and keep a level head. Fix what can be fixed and simply go with the flow. This will kick the stress level down a few notches and make sure you have a lot of fun at your big day.

21. Forgetting to Get Food for the Bride and Groom

On the day of your wedding, you’re going to be running around like a crazy woman. It’s so easy to forget to sit down and eat (even at your own reception). Have the caterers box up plates for you and your groom so you can enjoy it after the reception is over.

22. Forgetting to Enjoy the Moment

You’ve planned for months, budgeted for just as long, searched high and low for the perfect elements…now it’s time to enjoy the wedding. Don’t lose sight of the fact that this is one of the biggest and happiest days of your life. Let go a little and enjoy yourself.

23. Failing to Confirm Vendors

It’s important that you confirm that your vendors will be present at your wedding. You should do this at least twice; once a few weeks before the wedding and once the day before the wedding. This way, there are no surprises.

24. Asking a Friend to Perform/Serve/Provide

It’s just a bad idea in general to ask a friend or family member to perform a service at your wedding. Because you’re a friend or relative, they may feel they don’t have to do as great a job as they would for another customer. If they’re not a professional (just someone who is talented or says they’re talented at a particular thing), you could end up very disappointed.

25. Failing to Pack an Emergency Kit

Whatever you do, don’t forget the emergency kit on the day of the wedding. This should include things like pain killers, super glue, tape, an extra pair of underwear, bobby pins, etc. This kit could be a lifesaver in the event of an emergency.

26. Not Choosing the Venue First

After creating your guest list, your next move should be choosing the venue. Everything else (food, flowers, décor, etc.) will be planned around the venue, so it’s very important that you know what you’re working with.

 27. Not Asking about Hidden Charges

With every vendor you use for your wedding, you should be asking about “additional fees.” Make sure you get a quote, in writing, for the services they are going to provide. Ask them very plainly whether the quote is the full and total price you’re going to pay. This will keep you from seeing additional charges down the road that you didn’t expect.

28. Not Getting the Photos You Want

Make a list in advance of the photos you want from your big day. Do you want a photo with just you and your mother, or with you and your husband and both of your parents? Make a list so it’s not forgotten in the hustle of the wedding day.

29. Not Checking References

With any vendor you hire, it’s essential that you check references. Not only should you ask them for a few different references of past customers, but you should check to see if they have any public profiles (Facebook, etc.) and see what customers have posted or said about them.

30. Talking about the Wedding ALL the Time

Don’t forget, while you’re in the world of wedding planning, that others around you aren’t planning a wedding. It’s great to talk about the big day with your friends, family and co-workers, but don’t go overboard. Do most of the planning behind the scenes and you can ensure that everyone will enjoy the fruits of your labor on the day of your wedding.

There you have it – the 30 top mistakes brides can make and how to avoid them. With these tips and tricks in mind, you’ll have an easier and less stressful time planning your big day.

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10 Gorgeous Long Sleeve Wedding Dresses

1. Classic Vintage Wedding Dress with Lace Sleeves

This stunning dress featuring beautiful lace sleeves has a very distinct “royal” feel. You wanna know why? Because it very reminiscent of the one Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton wore on her wedding day! This deep V-neck A-line gown is very versatile. Depending on how you style your hair and what jewelry you wear, it can be made to work for both a formal and informal wedding ceremony.

2. Jordan Reflections Mermaid-Style Dress with Long Lace Sleeves

This highly-embellished dress is the definition of business in the front, party in the back. This dress features a lovely open-back lace detail. This beaded stunner also comes with a full court train.

3. Simple and Breathtaking Long-Sleeved Dress

Channel your inner Audrey Hepburn and look classically elegant in your wedding. This unbelievably gorgeous lace ball gown is actually very simple. The only embellishment bling it has is the beaded belt that forms into a bow in the back.

4. Medieval Style Long-Sleeved Wedding Dress

If being a modern renaissance maiden is more your style, then this long-sleeved lace-satin dress is absolutely perfect for you. With a flowing skirt and rose belt, you can keep your hair down and put on a flower crown to amp up the Princess Bride feels.

5. Ivory Pleated Dress

An artsy bride deserves an avant-garde dress. This wedding dress has the clean and precise lines that is seen all over modern architecture but feminine elements like its off-shouldered sleeves, lace trim, and bow keeps it from veering to the masculine aesthetic.

6. Sophia Tolli’s Gabrielle

Maybe it is the semblance with the model but this totally looks like Sophia Vergara’s wedding gown! This romantic gown has lace appliques all over and has an elegant chapel train. The mermaid silhouette is also perfect for emphasizing the figures of brides with hourglass bodies.

7. Stunning Off Shoulder Long Sleeves Floor-Length Dress

The shoulders are having a fashion moment right now. Everybody seems to be wanting to flaunt their shoulders everywhere you go nowadays. This wedding dress is totally capitalizing on that fashion trend. The bared shoulder look is balanced with a lace long-sleeved bodice.

8. Essense of Australia Keyhole Long Sleeve Wedding Dress

A fairy-tale gown is perfect for a fairy-tale love story! This breath-taking gown has an elegant keyhole lace back and an even more impressive lace train. This gown is made with love from the Land Down Under featuring lace over matte satin.

9. Plus Size Tea Length Wedding Dress

For fans of tea-length dresses, don’t feel so bad because I also found something for you. This lace and chiffon number is perfect for kicking back and dancing the night away with its twirly skirt. Comfortable but still sexy dancing shoes is highly recommended to wear with this.

10. Julija Vintage Lace Long Sleeves Wedding Dress

I have one word to describe this long-sleeved beauty: caliente! Perfect for the bohemian bride, this deep v-neck princess ball gown has a long, flouncy court train that is bound to wow all your wedding guests.

With dresses as breathtaking as these, I’m really surprised that long-sleeved wedding dresses aren’t really that popular. So if you’re still unsure on what kind of style you’re gonna be wearing for your wedding, give these beauties a chance. You might fall in love with them as I did. Let me know in the comment section below if you have done just that. I always love hearing from you!

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Backyard Dance Floor

Create a dance floor by using large 16” tiles and placing them together. You can use as many as you want to make the dance floor as large as you want it.

Its super easy to do, and the tiles can be removed later. Just make sure the ground is level before you place the tiles down.

Backyard Drink Dispensers

Use large iced tea dispensers as your drink station in the backyard.

You can offer whatever drink you’d like, from lemonade to water to fruit punch.

Use Shepherd’s Poles

These handy items can be purchased from your local garden store and are great for hanging items of all kinds.

Hang flower balls, mason jars full of flowers, Moroccan style lanterns, or whatever your heart desires.

Get Corn Hole Boards Custom Painted

This fun game is a great addition to a backyard wedding itinerary, and they look even better when they’re custom-painted for your wedding.

Plus, they can be kept for years and used for backyard events.

Hang a Clothesline Full of Pictures

Take snapshots of you and your future groom and hang them with clothespins on a clothesline in the backyard.

Make sure it’s in an area where no one will walk in to it. This provides a wonderful décor item and sets the stage for your charming backyard wedding.

Beehive Guestbook Stamp

Try this cute beehive guestbook stamp too! You can hang it somewhere on your new home after the wedding.

Leaf Name Cards

Direct your guests to their seats with leaf name cards. These look like they just blew in!

Personalized Honey Favors

Show that you and your honey are meant to BEE with these honey favors.

Use Hay As Benches

Cover hay with colorful rugs and runner for a perky backyard wedding!

Keep It Fresh and Simple

Watercolored Seat Plan

Each of these ideas will help make your backyard wedding a wonderful and whimsical success.

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How on earth are you going to find out all the juicy gossip, catch up on the latest big events and make sure that grandma still has enough time to compliment your dress choice? Saying “Hello” to everyone in the receiving line doesn’t count. You need to make sure that every person in attendance gets attention and feels appreciated for celebrating with you on your special day.

Step One: Have A Game Plan

While planning your special day find out when and where the “downtime” will take place. There will be multiple opportunities throughout the night to mix and mingle with your guests. It is best to know ahead of time when these moments will take place so you can make your way through the guest list.

Step Two: Prioritize

Those that came from out of town will need a little extra attention. They made an extra effort to show their support and in return be sure to visit their table multiple times throughout the event. Anyone who you feel might be leaving early (grandparents, guests with children) should also receive some priority visits early in the evening.

Step Three: Keep Track

It is imperative that you visit everyone at your wedding. Your guests have come from all over to celebrate with you. It is highly recommended that you thank each guest in person for their attendance. To help keep track, take a photo or leave a small token at each table so you know who you have visited and how many tables you have left to attend.

Step Four: Divide and Conquer

Split up with your partner to make the rounds. Don’t worry you have the rest of your lives together! This way guests will be thanked faster and tended to earlier in the night. Your guests will feel as though they have received double attention if they receive a visit from each of you throughout the night.

Step Five: Make Every Conversation Count

You have minimal time to make every conversation memorable. For some guests the conversation will come naturally; however, your great aunt or crazy uncle may pose a challenge. With your more difficult guests skip the pleasantries: “How are you liking it?” “Did you like the ceremony?” The answers will always be, “Yes! It was beautiful”. Don’t waste time with questions about the drive in or the hotel they are staying at when you know they will not complain on your special day. Use your time wisely.

Step Six: Introduce Something New or Give Them a Special Task

During quick conversations introduce your guests to something or someone new. It can be as simple as, “Uncle Joe, I know how much you love Mexican food so we decided on a nacho bar this evening just for you!” Or introduce your guests to someone new. “Aunty Claire, I wanted you to meet my good friend. Remember when I come to visit and you are always asking me about my adventures? Well this is the lovely lady that joins me.” The personalized attention based on your guests needs and desires will lead to a more meaningful evening for all.

Another way to make each conversation more memorable is to give a special task. Make your guests at that table feel as though they were chosen to attend for one particularly special reason. This creates a sense of importance and the guests will gratefully take to their new assignments. If you have a particularly rowdy table, tell them it is their job to liven up the dance floor once dinner is over. Let them know you are counting on them and the entire table will have a sense of pride being tasked with such an important job.

Step Seven: Use The Dance Floor

Get out there and enjoy! Dance with as many different people as possible. A good solid laugh and some dancing will create a more memorable experience than brief table conversation. Be conscious about moving around the dance floor and walking through the room to invite guests to dance. You are the celebrity everyone wants to be seen with.

Overall, remember your wedding is your special day. You invited your friends and family to come share in the love and joy. By making a plan, giving priority to those that are planning to leave early and keeping track of who you have spoken with; you will manage to see everyone and make everyone’s night extra special.

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1. Beachy Waves

Beach waves are incredibly popular this year. They’re flirtatious and romantic and perfect for a wedding hairstyle.

2. Finger Waves

This wavy ‘do is a little different from the wilder beachy waves, as it’s more polished and has a vintage look. It’s very pretty and looks great with a formal or non-formal wedding dress.

3. The Top Knot

This is incredibly popular this year for weddings and otherwise. It looks fantastic with flowers or clips – or just by itself with a veil in the back.

4. The Braided Headband (with hair down)

This is another very romantic look. It’s simple and unsophisticated, but it has a wonderful elegance, making it perfect for a wedding ‘do.

5. The Braided Headband Updo

This is the same as the above hairstyle, but the rest of the hair is styled in an updo. It’s perfect for outdoor weddings and has a bit more elegance.

6. The Messy Bun

One of the most popular hairstyles of 2013, this one has definitely carried over into this year. It’s fun, flirty and perfect for a wedding.

7. The “Elsa” Hairstyle

Yes, many brides are emulating the cartoon character Elsa from the movie Frozen, because, well, because it’s just so darn cute. You have to admit, it’s the perfect wedding hairstyle.

8. The French Twist

This classic hairstyle is like jeans…it never goes out of style. It’s elegant and perfect for a formal or non-formal wedding.

9. The Upside Down Braid Updo

This one is unique and fairly new. The hair is braided upside down in the back to create a beautiful braid “trail” leading up to a bun or other updo. It’s beautiful and trendy.

10. The Bouffant

This poofy, rounded hairstyle dates all the way back to Marie Antoinette. The hairstyle was created to give her the illusion of having full hair when in fact, her hair was very thin. It’s still a very popular hairstyle for formal events.

11. Half-Up Bouffant

A variation of the bouffant, this hairstyle is done with half the hair in an updo. The remaining hair is usually curled or styled. The effect is dramatic and very pretty.

12. The Low Bun

This beautifully elegant hairstyle is easy to create and has a very simple, stylish look. It’s great for a more elaborate dress, but works well with virtually any ensemble.

13. The Side Bun

This one is very similar to the hairstyle above, except with a tiny twist: the bun is usually to one side. It gives the look a flirtatious, pretty vibe.

14. Fishtail Braid Wedding Hairstyle

This hairstyle is super simple – it’s just a fishtail braid pulled to the side. However, the look is very trendy and pretty.

15. The Low Ponytail

Finally, the low ponytail is one of the simplest wedding hairstyles in existence and also one of the most popular. It’s fresh, young and very attractive.

Which one is your favorite hairstyle? We love that most of these are very simple and have noticed that the wedding hairstyle trend seems to be migrating in that direction. However, we also adore those complicated braided hairstyles. Any one of these hairstyles would be absolutely breathtaking for your big day!

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• River Rocks (at least 1 for each guest)
• Large Vase
• Sharpie Markers (black or white, depending upon color of river rocks)

How it Works

At your reception, you can use one of two methods to make sure each guest signs a rock:

– Place a rock at each table setting, with a marker and a small paper explaining to your guests that they need to sign the rock for your “guest book.”

– Spread out the rocks on a table, include the vase and markers, and leave a sign explaining to guests what to do.

After the Wedding

After the wedding, place the river rocks in one vase (or several, if needed). Add candles or whatever other decorative element you’d like. This is a fantastic way to have your “guest book” displayed in your home, and with a clear vase, you can see the beautiful messages your friends and family have left for you.

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1. A Museum

A museum is the perfect wedding venue for those who have a passion for history, art or science. Many different museums have facilities for weddings, like the Museum of Science in Boston.

This particular museum offers wedding halls, the beautiful Skyline Room and open-air weddings in their Washburn Pavilion.

2. A Covered Bridge

Imagine saying your vows on a beautiful old covered bridge. There are a variety of places throughout the US where you can do this, including Butts Mill Farm in Pine Mountain, Georgia.

This gorgeous farm was established in the 1830’s, so those who marry there are surrounded by an amazing history.

3. In a Zoo

If you’re feeling just wild about your upcoming wedding, why not say your vows in a zoo?

Many zoos offer wedding packages, including the Detroit Zoo, where couples can take advantage of all-inclusive packages starting at just $80 per guest.

4. In a Mayan Temple

Imagine saying your vows in a structure that is hundreds of years old and steeped in history and legend.

That’s what you get when your wedding venue is a Mayan temple. Several Mayan sites offer up weddings, including many in Belize. What a fun place to say “I do.”

5. On a Roller Coaster

Finally, if you’re feeling really unconventional, why not take the plunge into marriage on a roller coaster?

There are a variety of places that offer this particular wedding venue, including the New York New York Casino in Las Vegas. The cost: just $600 to $700 including the minister.

These are just a few examples of the super fun and unique wedding venue options you have! If you want to do something totally non-traditional, do your research and don’t be afraid to offer your guests one unique wedding experience.

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1. Flowers in Watering Cans

Perfect for centerpieces, these are absolutely adorable.

Simply place pretty bouquets inside watering cans that match your wedding colors. It’s simple and works very well with a garden-themed wedding.

2. Paper Lanterns

Rather than hanging paper lanterns in trees around the area, hang several over each table and have them provide your lighting.

This is beautiful if your reception lasts until after dark; the lighting is soft and romantic and the overall effect is gorgeous.

3. Vintage Chairs

For the ceremony, go with vintage wrought iron chairs.

This adds a shabby chic feel to the ceremony, and you can use cushions in your wedding colors!

4. Flower Backdrop

Create a beautiful flower backdrop (real or artificial) as the perfect place for wedding photos.

Use your wedding colors, a rainbow theme, or create an ombre look.

5. Decorate a Garden Swing

This is such a lovely place to take photos, and it’s a pretty clever idea.

Decorate a garden swing to make it festive, and then take pictures of all the girls on the swing – flower girls, bridesmaids and the bride!

Let these beautiful garden wedding ideas inspire you as you plan your own garden wedding.

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Darkershadesofbrown Photography in Scranton, PA, is the passion of Daniel, who understands just how important those wedding photos are. After all, it’s what he’s been doing for the last 8 years, and he captures about 30 weddings per year. So, why should you get to know this photographer?

What Really Struck a Chord With Us…

Right away, we noticed how down to earth Daniel is, and what a great sense of humor he has. But that’s not what really got us excited. You can see immediately that this isn’t a person who takes pictures; it’s a person who captures moments. The brides and grooms in these photos are full of life and real emotion; you can see their joy in a way you can’t with many other wedding photos.

They’re being silly, they’re gazing into each other’s eyes with big, goofy grins, they are full of life and the happiness of the day. These are pictures that other people will truly want to see and enjoy looking at! You know exactly what I mean if you’ve ever had to sit through hundreds of cookie-cutter wedding photos belonging to a friend or family member.

What You’ll Want to Be Careful Of…

Because the photos are so artistic, it’s safe to say that not every style will be the perfect style for every bride and groom. You may adore the detailed, vivid and artistic photos of Sarah and Mike’s Fiddle Lake Farm Wedding, while the very personal and vintage-feel of the photos from Christine and Brett’s Scranton Country Club Wedding might not be your cup of tea.

This is where the consultation comes in; this is the perfect opportunity for your photographer to get to know you as a couple and what you’re expecting from your photos. The result is a custom style that perfectly conveys the personality of the bride and groom.

Overall,Darkershadesofbrown Photography’s work is beautiful and full of emotion. If you’re in the Scranton, PA area, we recommend getting to know this company and considering them for your wedding photography.

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1. Christina Ricci

This beautiful Givenchy gown is simply stunning. It has a vintage feel and looked breathtaking on Ricci.

2. Kelly Clarkson

This beautiful lace wedding dress is another celebrity dress with a vintage element, and helped make Kelly look like a goddess for her wedding day!

3. Keira Knightley

In this beautiful short wedding dress, Keira Knightley looks like a princess! It features a tight bodice and a flared skirt. She wore a pretty rose headband to accessorize.

4. Mariah Carey

The dress Mariah Carey wore to renew her vows with hubby Nick Cannon was outstanding. it was a mermaid style dress with the perfect fit and a romantic little flare at the bottom.

5. Kate Moss

Kate Moss’ outstanding wedding dress features lots of embellishments including gold near the bottom. She looked unbelievable in this stunning gown.

6. Hilary Duff

Hilary Duff’s Vera Wang dress was out of this world. A mermaid-style dress, it featured layers and layers of tulle at the bottom and a fitted bodice.

Hopefully these fantastic wedding dresses will help inspire you as you choose your own “perfect” dress to wear for your big day!

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