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How to Plan Your Wedding Style
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The style of your wedding dress is the most important factor. If you are Straight or Fuller Figured, avoid very fitted or waisted styles as these need a Curved or Tapered bodyshape.
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The colour of your dress is of secondary importance. If you strong colouring, white can be flattering; if you have lighter colouring, ivory or cream is your best choice.
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Don't change your
make-up too dramatically for your wedding - stick
to the best colours for your Colour Direction
and visit an expert to learn new techniques and
discover new products.
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Choose a headdress and hairstyle to suit your face shape. For example, if you have a short face, you may need some height; if your face is long, width will be most flattering.
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A simple dress with
stunning accessories can be the most stylish look. Long gloves or a velvet/satin
wrap can look fantastic. Sensational shoes can also add extra style points
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Avoid too much jewellery if your dress is heavily decorated. Pearls and diamonté always look classy but avoid chokers if you have a short neck. If you need glasses, invest in a delicate pair.
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A tiara is very fashionable and makes you feel like royalty! If you have long hair, wear it up with the tiara in front; if you have short hair, back-comb your hair to give it 'body' behind the tiara.
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Natural hand-tied flowers (some containing berries and fruit) are the latest 'Must Have' bouquets. Stiff, wired arrangements look dated and passé. Select unusual flowers/foliage for button holes.
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Choose different styles of dress in the same colour scheme for older and younger bridemaids - one style is not for all ages!
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Carry a small drawstring bag containing your 'emergency kit': spare hosiery; compact and mirror; lipstick; comb and mini-hairspray; needle and thread; safety pins; tissues. |
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