When you think about wedding dress shopping, what comes to mind? Perhaps you think of Kleinfeld’s and Say Yes To the Dress, billowing veils, and lengthy white trains. The first documented instance of a white wedding gown is that of Philippa of England, wearing a tunic with a cloak in white silk. Mary, Queen of Scots, followed suite, with a white wedding gown in 1559 for her first marriage and soon after, the white dress was locked in to wedding culture.
But why should we, as brides of 2017, follow the trends set for us by the princesses of yester-yester-year? For the bride wanting to trail off of the beaten path, here are non-traditional wedding dresses for your consideration and inspiration.
This bride gets by with a little help from her friends and a lot of help from her bright red floral gown.
Go green and glamorous.
Be dark and bold with this gorgeous gown!
Nowadays there are a lot of bridal expos around the world where you can find your perfect dress; dresses of all styles and colors! If you have any experience in modeling, you can even find a career as a wedding dress model on Jooble!
Pretty in pink!
A rich Vera Wang gown!
A final note on non-traditional wedding gowns: There are no rules on what you wear on your big day. Get expressive with your dress and wear something that doesn’t compromise your style! Dresses, like brides, come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Find one that makes you feel like you.
There is nothing more important than choosing a wedding dress you love. In addition to the novelty of the style, non-traditional wedding dresses can also be made more unique by adding unique decorations. You can add custom patches with your own design to your wedding dress for a change, as well as add your own label and name.
As a result of it, not only is your wedding dress going to become more unique and distinctive, expressing your own sense of fashion and personalization, but it will also become a permanent part of your wedding memories.