5. take a photo in
each dress
It will help you see the styles
from a different perspective and
also determine which looks best
in front of the lens.
7. think logically
It’s not very romantic, but if
you are well and truly stuck,
think about things like wedding location practicalities
(church, garden, beach?),
groom’s attire (so he doesn’t
seem underdressed) and
comfort on the day (so you
can keep on partying).
9. the quick switch
If budget permits, get both gowns
and enjoy revealing your second
look at the reception!
6. when in doubt
– go classic
The more timeless, the
less your photos will date
(ask any bride from the
puffy-sleeved 80s!). It may
even mean a truly vintage
hand me down option for a
daughter.
8. ask your
consultant
They have plenty of experience
with helping brides find the one,
and are experts when it comes to
fit and cut. Sometimes getting a
third party opinion from someone
who isn’t a friend or family
member can provide you with the
objectiveness you need!
10. keep looking
It may be that you’ve found
dresses you like, but not
the one you really love. If
you keep comparing each
new dress you try to one of
your original picks, you’ve
answered the question for
yourself!