How to Choose a Perfect Wedding Dress

Decide on a silhouette

Ball gowns  

Fit: Except very short and small bodies, any body type.

Description:  Crinolines built in or a slip to support the shape of the gown. Heavy and bulky, be careful to wear!

A-lines   

Fit: Hide lower body flaws, but does not want a ball gown.

Description：A fitted bodice with a skirt that flares gently from the waist to form an "A" shape.

Sheaths  

Fit: Slim, balanced figures

Unfit: Thighs or butt are too big

Empire waist  

Fit: A casual, non-formal wedding, or weddings in a tropical climate, also excellent for pregnant brides.

Decide on circumstances

Formal ceremonies:Floor length gowns & long trains

Informal ceremonies: A shorter gown without a train 

Winter：Heavy fabric

Summer：Light, thin fabric

Traditional ceremonies: A white gown 

In many cases: Don't have to be pure white. Choose dress color that best complement their skin tones.

Decide on Body Shapes

Pear-shaped 

A-line, sturdier fabrics: duchesse satin and taffeta.

A spaghetti-strap bodice/ a V neckline 

Showcase a more slender upper body

Busty

A scooped neckline/ a sweetheart, rather than a style that goes straight across

Plus-Sized  

An Empire dress, A-line, floor-length. 

Make sure the Empire seam does not start on the chest and that there is no pleating of the fabric.

Apple-shaped 

A-line, deep V neckline. Avoid trumpet dress styles