Showing posts with label Pregnant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pregnant. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Pregnant Bride Etiquette


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Since you announced your engagement I bet you're getting bombarded with all kinds of well-meaning ... and not-so-well-meaning ... advice about wedding etiquette from friends, family, colleagues and plenty of other people too!

And then there are all those tips about what you can and can't have ... what would and wouldn't be "proper" for your wedding ... just because you're pregnant!

Well - here's the pregnant bride etiquette scoop for the 21st century!

It doesn't make a jot of difference whether...


  • you are planning a very traditional wedding or prefer a non-traditional ceremony, or

  • you want a big wedding or a small intimate celebration is more your style, or

  • you want a religious or civil ceremony, or

  • you want a traditional white wedding dress or something completely different


The only thing you need to change for a maternity wedding is the shape your dress ... and that's only to accommodate your fabulous baby bump!

Always remember that your maternity wedding is a double celebration. Surround yourself on your maternity wedding day with guests who want to share your joy and exclude anyone who can't get over their out-of-date prejudices to celebrate wholeheartedly with you.

Want to find out more about Wedding Etiquette?

Simply the best way to find out all about the do's and don'ts of weddings is to refer to a highly recommended book. This will give you and your husband-to-be all the information you need to decide together what's really important ... and what you don't need to worry about!
My favourite is ...

  • Wedding Etiquette Hell: The Brides Bible to Avoiding Everlasting Damnation by Jeanne Hamilton ... because it's fun to read, "keeps it real" and talks a lot of straightforward common-sense.

Making sure that you are clear about what you want will allow you to be firm with anyone trotting out unwanted, out-of-date rubbish about what maternity weddings should be!




The Maternity Wedding Guide Including Maternity Wedding Dresses is a complete and unique resource dedicated to pregnant brides looking for help and guidance with all aspects of their maternity wedding planning, and for those seeking to find their dream maternity wedding dress or a dress for their pregnant bridesmaid.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Bridal Gown Designs For Pregnant Brides


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Long ago, bridal gowns are made for brides in different shapes and sizes. It was rare to design gowns for woman with bugling bellies. Now, you would see Brooklyn bridal gowns for pregnant brides. Truly, there is no limit of what the fashion world can offer to different brides.

A bride is still a bride despite the changing body shape. She still deserves to look her best during the most memorable and special day of her life. If you are a pregnant bride, you can choose to have it custom-made by dressmaker. This way, you will have control of how you want to look with your gown.

Here are some tips on how to design your gown and still look gorgeous.


  • Choose maternity bridal gowns that cuts right below the bust line. With the popularity of baby doll styles or empire waist dresses, this design does not bluntly reveal the bulging belly.
  • Design the gown in such a way that the embroidery and bead works are just within the bust. It creates a visual balance of the gown. You can also put accent just below the bust line.
  • When meeting with the couturier or dressmaker, wear the shoes that you want to wear on your wedding day. This way, you will get the feel of your overall appearance. Since the heels would be in one to two inches, your couturier would be able to evaluate designs that will not make you look short and heavy.

Now that you have this design in mind, you can still look like a queen on your wedding day. And that is what matters.




To know the latest trend in Brooklyn bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, mother of the bride and all wedding accessories and jewelries, simply visit this site.

 

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