Bridal trends come and go, and with a new year pending, here is a fun look ahead to what the bridal industry and fashion forecasters predict will be big for bridal style in 2016… Continue reading
Bridal trends come and go, and with a new year pending, here is a fun look ahead to what the bridal industry and fashion forecasters predict will be big for bridal style in 2016… Continue reading
Since Queen Victoria inadvertently set the trend in 1840, brides have invariably chosen to wear a bridal gown of white or one of its variants – ivory and cream, most commonly. Even the most non-traditional of women will more often than not stick with the “rule” that no matter her age, or whether she has been married before, a bride wears white.
Bridal white traditionally symbolises purity and virginity; many people in the past would be scandalised at what a first time bride who did not wear white was suggesting by her choice. And a woman who had been married before could never wear white for a subsequent wedding. It was just “not the one thing” Continue reading