Posted by Rachel | Posted in Tea and Accessories | Posted on 10-05-2010
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Do you think these dresses are enough?
I'm getting married in June 2010, found this dress at the bridal shop, and it looks so nice! The the link color is red, but it would get the ivory dress with light pink trim, which is called "pink tea." The second was unable to prove, and not have it in stock. It would also ivory, not white. Just curious that you think is prettier girls? First Dress: http://www.alfredangeloca.com/Collections/ProductDisplay.aspx?productID=4c5bde25-163e-4c41-ab90-a1fc843a2373&categoryID=6dc27e65-2266-42ac-a07c-1829aada1495&pg=0 Second Dress: http://www.alfredangeloca.com/Collections/ProductDisplay.aspx?productID=af706a44-90b7-46ec-bf09-c4e399ee8171&categoryID=6dc27e65-2266-42ac-a07c-1829aada1495&pg=0 Thank you:)
I choose the former, but that's because I like the color and do not like pick up skirts. I like the shape and style of dress of the first plus the second. For me the second dress is too simple and sloppy for my taste. I am also small and curves (not fat, actually = hourglass curves), so would be a dollop of whipped cream on the dress of a second. It's all personal taste, which is partial, right? All that said, you really need to try and get into opinions of those who know their style, taste, and body type. What works for me might not work for you. That said, it could be a dress or none of them can be! I agree that both may seem "dated" in a few years, but ALL wedding dresses to some degree. Have you ever seen a wedding photo * not *? That's part of the charm, and the styles of the time of the wedding. Strapless dresses, for example, are considered informal and disgraceful used to a wedding dress back in the day (right up to the decade of the 90) and is now a trend, so technically most of today's dresses is likely to date in the near future. The overhyped straps are likely to go down, believe it or not! Anyway, I'm sure would look great in any dress, that are both well made dresses. Remember, it is the bride makes the dress! Good luck!
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