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If you have a simple dress, go for a very bold and large pair of dangling earrings. By wearing your hair up with these earrings…

Wedding Gown Details: Frequently Asked Questions

When a bride starts her search for the perfect wedding gown on the big day, there may be terms and phrases used that may not be recognizable or…

Three Tips for Choosing a Reception Wedding Gown

Brides choosing these styles are then opting for a completely different gown for the reception, so that they can…

Wedding Trends For 2012

The good thing is that people are still getting married. Actually, there is no bad thing, but things are changing somewhat from only 5 years ago. More couples are trending towards finding ways to bring down the costs of their weddings, to the extent that the industry is changing to try to keep up with the changes. It’s probably a good thing that there are still some couples spending extravagantly for their weddings so that

What To Do With Used Or Old Wedding Gowns

Recently Priscilla of Boston closed their doors for good. Days after closing, their store in Minnesota came under fire when some of their soon-to-be former employees were seen spray painting dresses and throwing them in dumpsters. Their statement was that the dresses were old and they didn’t feel they were worth selling, but some of the people who saw them said the dresses seemed to be in great condition, including one Vera Wang dress that

5 Reasons A Discount Wedding Gown Is As Good As An Expensive Gown

There might be an impression among many brides that there’s something special about getting an expensive wedding gown. Truth be told, unless you’re spending more than $10,000 dollars or paying to have someone make your wedding dress from scratch, you probably won’t notice any difference between buying a discount gown and buying a new gown. Here are 5 reasons why. 1. Discount doesn’t necessarily mean “used”. Bridepower, for instance, has its own line of wedding