Looking for a bit more color in your life?

Believe it or not, your wedding dress doesn’t HAVE to be white. Sure, it may be traditional, but adding colorful elements allows you to put your own stamp on the dress for your wedding day or so you can reuse it in the future. 

Here’s everything you need to know before you dye your wedding dress. 

After you get engaged, you first envision how you will look on your wedding day. Everyone dreams of the vision of you in your wedding gown, but quite a few think of it with anxiety. Achieving this vision can seem daunting.

The parts of our bodies that we are most self-conscious about, that society has told us not to love, jump to the forefront of our wedding dress shopping experience. When choosing their wedding dress, some brides claim that they need a wedding dress for “chubby arms.”

While you will look good in any wedding dress your heart desires, we will lay out the most popular styles, cuts, and wedding dresses for chubby arms just in case you want to cover up those insecurities with beauty and grace.

If you’re planning a city hall wedding in order to keep thing simple, you can still wear a dress if you’d like. If you’re looking for a white courthouse wedding dress, there’s lots of options, from a cute minidress to a bridal gown.

Once you’ve said yes to the dress, you can add your veil. When you’re trying to choose, different wedding veil lengths, styles and embellishments can get confusing. Start by thinking about the overall look you want for your wedding day.

A black ball gown could be a show stopper on your wedding day. A gothic bride might love a dress with a lace corset, or flowing sleeves. A sleek black cocktail gown could be an elegant fashion statement. Or a little black dress might just suit your personal style perfectly.

You don’t need to change the entire shape of your body for your wedding. It’s a well known fact that brides automatically look beautiful on their wedding day. When you’re choosing your undergarments, you can find pieces that’ll smooth out the bumps, make the dress hang nicely, and help you feel your best.

If you’ve decided to elope, your wedding planning just got a whole lot easier! All you need to do is book your ceremony and a private celebration. Once you’ve done that, there’s only one more question: what are you going to wear?

Are you a curvy bride searching for a plus size beach wedding dress? There’s so many choices when it comes to a wedding dress - especially if you’re planning a destination wedding. A beach wedding dress can be chosen based on the style of your wedding.

If you’re lucky, your bridesmaids, family or friends have planned a bridal shower for you. All you need to do is pick out a dress. If you want to look bridal, there’s lots of white dresses to choose from - everything from lace to silk, cocktail length to a maxi dress. Or if you want a dress you’ll be able to wear more often, after the shower, you can choose a pretty floral pattern.

Shopping for a wedding dress is hard for everyone. But when you’re plus size, sometimes it comes with an extra helping of suckiness. Maybe you got lucky with your in person shopping and found your dream dress. Or maybe you didn’t. Sometimes the salon experience is discouraging for plus size brides. Some shops only carry 2 or 3 styles in plus sizes. Or worse - none at all. Luckily, online shopping offers a lot of better options.

One of the best things about a boho wedding is the dress. Lots of lovely, flowing lace. Some are off the shoulder, backless or wrap style. With a romantic vintage vibe, boho dresses are easy to wear and comfortable. Here’s some inexpensive options that are perfect for a boho wedding:

Searching for a wedding dress with sleeves? Plus size brides - look no further! These lace and tulle dresses are casual, simple and inexpensive. All these dresses are under $500. And they’re available in sizes 12 to 20.