(PRWEB) May 30, 2013
Daring brides are ditching the idea that they should wear white on their wedding day. From one end of the color spectrum to the other, fashion-forward brides-to-be are choosing one of this seasons hottest and darkest hues for their walk down the aisle.
This season, black wedding dresses have begun making appearances from the runway to the altar. Actress Shenae Grimes made headlines for the dark dress she wore to her May 2013 outdoor wedding to exchange vows with Josh Beech. Her trendy black Vera Wang V-neck dress from the Fall 2012 collection featured pretty lace accents and a tulle skirt. (http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-207_162-57583971/shenae-grimes-ties-the-knot-in-a-black-wedding-gown/ 05/10/2013).
Although it takes a certain confidence to feel comfortable wearing a black wedding dress, brides dont have to be celebrities to make the look work for them.
Brides who are willing to be bold and looking to make a statement can pull off a black wedding dress, says Brett Reynolds, CEO of Wedding.com. Black dresses can be slimming, sexy and not to mention, a definite attention-getter. So as long as the bride is confident in her dress, shell be turning heads for all the right reasons.
While black can be thought of as harsh or gothic, especially for a wedding day, brides find the right accessories make all the difference. When paired with pretty, natural makeup and feminine touches like pearls and soft, up-swept hairstyles, the color becomes romantic. To keep the ensemble from looking funeral-like, brides should also avoid wearing a black veil.
Brides who want to incorporate the sophisticated beauty of black into their wedding planning without wearing it themselves can choose little black dresses for their bridesmaids. Not only does this make for a classy color scheme, but bridesmaids are unlikely to mind purchasing a cute LBD that they can wear again.
A wedding dress is huge part of any brides big day. Choosing a dress should be more about what makes a bride feel beautiful and less about what color the dress is. After all, when it comes down to it, it doesn’t matter if its black or white.
About Wedding.com
Wedding.com is an innovative new website that connects engaged couples planning their wedding with wedding vendors looking to grow their business. Wedding.com contacts vendors for couples, giving them the power to compare and negotiate while ultimately saving time and money. With 15,000 couples and 25,000 vendors currently using the website, 150,000 proposals have already been sent since their inception. Vendors range in services from wedding planners, photographers, florists, and DJs to custom invitations, party favors, and much more. For additional information about the company and its services, please visit Wedding.com.
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