Wedding Wednesday Part 2

Welcome to the second Wedding Wednesday post! You can find part 1 here! Today we are going to look at dresses!

*Each bride has her own unique individual style. Choose what is best for you!

My Style: I am a traditionalist, and I am not a fan of strapless dresses. I loved Kate Middleton's dress. It was classy, yet elegant.

Kate Middleton Front view.

To me, this is classic perfection. It's sexy without being sseeexxyyy. Does that make sense?

love lace and one shoulder but gotta get rid of the bow!

This dress, is lovely. I love the one shoulder look. Myself, I could do without the bow.

I really like this for a reception dress.

This dress would be a great reception dress.

If this had straps, I'd love it even more! It reminds me of Lesley Ann Warren's dress in Cinderella.

With a little tweaking, this dress would be absolutely beautiful! Can you imagine dancing around the dance floor with this flowing around you?

I really like this dress!!!

I think this dress is great for showing off your figure, while keeping it modest. The ruched detail creates a hourglass figure.

I hope you have found some inspiration in these dresses. Don't forget to enlist the help of a trusted family member or friend to help you choose your dress and get an honest opinion from them!

Stay tuned next week, for the last part in the series!

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