First and foremost, you need to match your dress with the theme of your wedding and other details. Like, if you are planning an outdoor wedding in a garden or a farm house, then it is not a good idea to purchase a long-sleeved dress with a lengthy train sweeping behind you. It will not only look out of place but will also be uncomfortable for you. Moreover, the long train will get spoiled outdoor, and no one, definitely no one in this world will like her wedding dress to get spoiled! For an outdoor event one should opt for a striking, short-sleeved dress, which is comfortably short in length and also gels in with the surroundings of the venue, season and the theme of your wedding. In addition, if you are having a specific colour scheme for your wedding, then make sure your wedding dress is well coordinated and in synch with that colour scheme.
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Another important factor is choosing the colour scheme of the dress. Unlike before, these days wedding gears are available in an assortment of colours and in different colour schemes, which includes bright colours like red, black, ivory, gold and even silver! It is as important to choose the right colour scheme for your wedding gown as important it is to choose the right design and style. It becomes very noticeable and odd if your dress does not match your wedding theme or the decor, and the guests will definitely notice. A risk free wedding gown colour, that suits every bride, includes ivory, white and cream. These colours compliment any decor, theme colour scheme and the bridesmaids' dresses.However, colours one should avoid include black and grey, as they are generally associated with mournful and depressing occasions and moods. Everyone wants their wedding day to be a happy one, so avoid adding these sad colours to anything related to your wedding, like in your dress or in decor. Another option is to match the colours with the season of the year, for instance colour silver for winter or a pale pink gown for spring. In the fall season, a bride can incorporate solid fall colours, like browns, reds and burnt oranges. Gold wedding gowns are also a very popular choice for this time of the year. And in the summer, you have the freedom to experiment with any colour tone. And for outdoor weddings during summers, try to use earthy colours, such as greens, mud-browns, and maroon. These days wedding gowns are available in many different colour schemes to choose from, so it can get tricky for a bride to be. However, the key is lies in matching the dress colour to that of the season and to the theme, and of course to your personality!
