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Red wedding gowns have become increasingly popular with brides who choose the color either to honor their cultural heritage or who just want to wear something other than the traditional white bridal gown. A red wedding gown can be absolutely gorgeous, but it can make it tricky to pick out bridesmaid dresses to coordinate. While any color goes with white, the same is not true of red, after all. These are some terrific ideas for bridesmaid dresses to pair with a red wedding gown.
A red wedding gown can actually take on a lot of different styles, from elegant to retro to dramatic, and that is a great place to begin when shopping for bridesmaid dresses to match your gown. Let's say that you are having a formal evening wedding, and really want your attendants to look sophisticated and elegant. Black satin column dresses would be very striking for the bridesmaids. You can bring in the red wedding theme with custom red crystal bridesmaid jewelry sets and bouquets of deep red roses. If you want to bring a touch of the bridesmaids' black to your bridal attire, add some black feathers to your bouquet, and maybe even wear them in your hair.
Black and red are a fairly dark color combination, so it will not suit every wedding. Metallic neutrals are a fantastic option for a chic bridesmaid dress color to pair with a red wedding gown. Silver or pewter chiffon dresses would be elegant for a summer evening wedding. In the autumn, a rich tone like bronze silk dupioni would be magnificent with a bride in red. Match the metallic to the undertone of the red of your wedding gown. If you are wearing a cool cherry red, silver would be a good complement. Brides in rich burgundy would look best surrounded by bridesmaids in warm metallic colors like gold. Glittering Swarovski crystals in a coordinating metallic shade would be great for the bridesmaid jewelry sets.
Red can also be retro, especially if the bride has chosen a tea length red wedding gown. It would be really cute to put your bridesmaids in dresses with a similar silhouette to yours in a color like yellow or pink. The yellow and red can be used together to create a retro picnic feeling. The pink bridesmaid dresses with the red are reminiscent of the popular color combination seen in vintage inspired letter press wedding invitations. This could make for a really unique wedding color palette if you choose to carry it into the decorations.
For brides who like the royal associations of a red wedding gown, the perfect bridesmaid dress color is another one with regal undertones: purple. Rich aubergine bridesmaid dresses will look like the epitome of elegance and style next to a bride in a deep red wedding gown. Tie the colors together with bouquets which combine the red and purple. The bride's bouquet could be mostly purple flowers with a few red blossoms, and the bridesmaids could carry bouquets that are the reverse. That will help the flowers to stand out against the color of the dresses.
Although red is not the traditional wedding gown color, it is actually a fairly versatile one. Once you have an idea of how to mix and match your red gown with the rest of your wedding details, the whole design picture will quickly come together. These great ideas for bridesmaid dresses should help you get off to a terrific start.
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One Wedding Gown, Two Brides
Could two sisters ever agree on one wedding gown? Believe it or not, there are families in which a set of sisters will decide to wear the same bridal gown. Whether it is done because of a sentimental wish to each wear a mother or grandmother's wedding dress or for practical reasons of finance, there are more instances than you may think of two sisters opting to wear the same bridal gown. This is a look at some of the reasons why you might choose to share a wedding dress with your sister, and how it can be done in a way that makes you both happy.
With the desire for a designer gown larger than the family budget, some sisters are deciding to share one very special gown rather than each get a different gown of a lesser quality. It may be that both sisters are engaged at the same time and are planning to be married in the same year. However, I have also seen this happen when the older sister is engaged and the younger one is not. The parents of the bride-to-be as well as her younger sister let them know that they want to purchase one gown that is special enough that both sisters can wear it. While the idea of sharing a wedding gown with a sister may make some women shudder, it can actually be a very sweet tradition to start in a family.
The other main reason why two sisters would choose to wear the same bridal gown is when it is a family heirloom from their mother or grandmother. The reality is that a vintage wedding gown rarely fits a modern woman to perfection, and so the dress will have to be altered for each bride in turn. If it is known that the second sister will one day be wearing the family gown, an agreement will have to be reached about how much the first sister can alter its appearance.
It is a really good idea to inform your seamstress in advance that the gown will one day need to be altered for another use, because it will make a difference in how she takes it apart, and how she changes the dress to fit. For instance, let's say that the heirloom wedding dress is a beautiful rayon satin gown with long sleeves and a long train from the 1940s (these are great vintage gowns to re-fit for modern brides). An agreement might be reached among the sisters that the first one to wear it could have the sleeves removed and wear the gown sleeveless (because if they are removed carefully, the sleeves can always be reattached later), but that the neckline cannot be cut down, because once that has been changed, there is no going back. A willingness to compromise is key to making gown sharing among sisters work.
I also once knew a bride who simply loved her older sister's custom bridal gown. When the younger sister became engaged a few years later, she could find no dress that she thought was prettier than the one her sister had helped to design. Rather than being possessive of her gown, the older sister was flattered, and happily allowed her younger sister to have the gown altered so she could wear it for her wedding.
When two sisters share a bridal gown, they will each still want to look and feel like individuals. This is easily handled by choosing different veils, headpieces, and custom bridal jewelry. It helps if the gown has clean and classic looks that lend themselves to being accessorized in various styles. For instance, a white silk taffeta ball gown could be worn by the first sister with classic pearl bridal jewelry, long white gloves, and a ribbon edged veil. The second sister could wear the same gown and put a glamorous spin on it: custom crystal bridal jewelry, a sparkling tiara, and a veil sprinkled with crystals. It is entirely possible for two sisters to share one gown and each still feel beautiful in her own way. And if you decide to do this, be sure to get a double photo frame and put pictures in it of each bride in the gown on her wedding day; it would make a wonderful keepsake.
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What type of under garmets are suitable for being unseen underneath a silk satin wedding gown?
Will the bottom of a corset bra be a bad idea? Would it show through on a wedding gown made of this material? TIA.
Is there anything other than spanx? They don't exactly have the supportive bras i'm looking for.
Go to any to one of the better department stores lingerie department and look for the molded seamless long-line strapless bra. These bras come down to about the belly button and have a smooth cover so that no boning stays show through. If you get it in the nude color it is invisible under the dress. JC Penney catalog have a large selection of bras and sell this type. Davids Bridal also sells this type.
Usually the bottom edge impression doesn't show, but if it does, I have solved this problem with my bridal customers by putting the bridal slip over the bra.
Another approach is to place your body shaper garment over the bra. This worked real well for one of my alterations customers who had a slip dress cut on the bias which tends to show everything.
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