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Thursday, October 26, 2017
100 YEARS OF WEDDING DRESSES
If you follow us on social media (and if not, what are you waiting for?), then you know we love a good #ThrowbackThursday post. It's so fun and interesting to see what weddings and brides looked like in years past. Lucky for us, BRIDES magazine has put together a fun video that covers 100 years of wedding dresses. Watch below and comment on which era's gowns you love the most. Happy #TBT everyone!
Saturday, January 7, 2017
WHITE DRESS BRIDE - ASHLEY MCKINLEY KERSEY
Winter weddings are just beautiful, and Ashley & Alex's was no exception.
They were wed on December 10, 2016 at Stone Chapel at Matt Lane Farm. Ashley looked absolutely stunning in her lace Pronovias gown and lace jacket.
They were wed on December 10, 2016 at Stone Chapel at Matt Lane Farm. Ashley looked absolutely stunning in her lace Pronovias gown and lace jacket.
Photos by Gareth Patterson Photography
Thank you, Ashley, for allowing us to be a part of your special day. We wish you & your new husband, Alex, a lifetime of love and happiness!
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
WEDDING TREND TUESDAY - 2017 BRIDAL BEAUTY TRENDS
Our last post covered the bridal fashion trends for 2017. This time around, we are going to look at the best beauty trends on the runways for next year. These trends are great for brides, but can also serve as great inspiration for your everyday beauty routine.
We've put together five of our favorite hair and makeup trends that several designers featured on their runways.
1. Pink Pout
Simplistic, even minimalist, makeup looks were all over the runways this year. Neutral eyes with a pink or peach lip and a flushed cheek were all the rage. Designers like Pronovias, Carolina Herrara, & Romona Keveza featured this look.
2. Bridal Braids
Houghton, Lela Rose, & Theia were just some of the designers took on this bridal hair style. From loose side plaits to face-framing halos to intricate updos, braids and twists made a big statement this season.
3. Elegant Embellishments
Hairstyles got a little help on the runways this season. Designers like Marchesa, Naeem Khan, and Moniuqe Lhullier used flowers, hair accessories, and even necklaces to embellish strands.
Hairstyles got a little help on the runways this season. Designers like Marchesa, Naeem Khan, and Moniuqe Lhullier used flowers, hair accessories, and even necklaces to embellish strands.
4. Fresh Faced
Light, natural makeup looks were everywhere this season. Models for Christos, Watters, Amsale, and more sported dewey, soft makeup with rosy cheeks, subtle eyes, light lips, and glowing skin.
Light, natural makeup looks were everywhere this season. Models for Christos, Watters, Amsale, and more sported dewey, soft makeup with rosy cheeks, subtle eyes, light lips, and glowing skin.
5. Loose Locks
Tousled tendrils, free flowing waves, and undone updos were seen throughout runways this season, including Ines Di Santo, Rivini, and Reem Acra. These romantic trends are perfect for no fuss brides and add a bit of edge to classic bridal looks.
Which 2017 beauty trend are you excited to try?
Tousled tendrils, free flowing waves, and undone updos were seen throughout runways this season, including Ines Di Santo, Rivini, and Reem Acra. These romantic trends are perfect for no fuss brides and add a bit of edge to classic bridal looks.
Which 2017 beauty trend are you excited to try?
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
WEDDING TREND TUESDAY - SPRING 2017 BRIDAL TRENDS
We love to see what our amazing designers come up with each new fashion season, and this spring's trends have got us excited!
High Necks & Halters
High necklines were all over the runways for spring. This buttoned up trend lends itself to a more regal feeling when done in lace, but can also be modern and sleek in a satin fabric.
Daring Details
2017 will be a great year for more fashion forward and bold brides. Sexier designs are becoming more popular, with plunging necklines, bared shoulders, and alluring cut-outs.
Color
Color is a great way to stand out & take a chance as a bride. We are seeing a lot more blush and champagne tones that we love, but more and more designers are taking bigger risks with color. Pastels, blue tones, metallics, & even black gowns were seen on the runways.
Accentuated Arms
Sleeves and covered arms continued to be a popular style element among designers. Beyond the fitted sleeves we have seen the past couple of years, flutter and bell sleeves, capelets, and jackets were seen on many runways.
Distinct Bottoms
Moving beyond ball gowns and flared mermaid skirts, designers are giving brides more options. Detachable skirts, separates, shorter lengths, high-low skirts, and even pants were seen on the runways for 2017.
High Necks & Halters
High necklines were all over the runways for spring. This buttoned up trend lends itself to a more regal feeling when done in lace, but can also be modern and sleek in a satin fabric.
Halter necklines were also a very popular option among designers for next year. This classically sporty look is a great way to have coverage in the front, but be a little daring with an exposed back.
Florals
Floral elements on bridal fashion can take many forms. Look for 3D embellishments, bold floral embroidery, and even floral prints to adorn gowns in 2017.
Floral elements on bridal fashion can take many forms. Look for 3D embellishments, bold floral embroidery, and even floral prints to adorn gowns in 2017.
2017 will be a great year for more fashion forward and bold brides. Sexier designs are becoming more popular, with plunging necklines, bared shoulders, and alluring cut-outs.
Color
Color is a great way to stand out & take a chance as a bride. We are seeing a lot more blush and champagne tones that we love, but more and more designers are taking bigger risks with color. Pastels, blue tones, metallics, & even black gowns were seen on the runways.
Sleeves and covered arms continued to be a popular style element among designers. Beyond the fitted sleeves we have seen the past couple of years, flutter and bell sleeves, capelets, and jackets were seen on many runways.
Distinct Bottoms
Moving beyond ball gowns and flared mermaid skirts, designers are giving brides more options. Detachable skirts, separates, shorter lengths, high-low skirts, and even pants were seen on the runways for 2017.
We love these upcoming trends and are looking forward to having some of these beautiful gowns available soon! Come see us to discover at what trends you love.
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