Wedding Dresses 2013

Since the fairy tale wedding of Kate Middleton to Prince Charles happened, lots and lots of girls have been dreaming to have their own version of it as well. It is simply impossible for a girl to suppress her innate love for fairy tales and everything that comes out dreamy.

In parallel with this, wedding dresses 2013 are gradually changing as well. There are no longer any concrete designs that will dictate what is in and what is out, since designers nowadays are mostly reveling on the bride’s identity rather than on their own creative intuition. Indeed, wedding dresses are being more and more personalized and unique as time goes by.

The following are some of the common wedding gown designs that we can see nowadays:

1.      Less is more

The sexier looking the bride is, the better. Not that she wants herself to be envied by a lot of girls (which is inevitable), but rather she loves to make other men envy her husband to be as she will be the most beautiful bride ever!

2.      The simpler, the better

Yet another Kate Middleton-inspired motif. Gone are the days when wedding dresses obscure the natural beauty of the bride, after all, the bride herself should be the very first thing to be noticed and not how the sequins on her dress work against the light in the church.

3.      Shorter veils

During our mothers’ days, the longer a bride’s veil is, the more beautiful she is. However, that is no longer the case today. People have had enough of the tripping segments of the brides of over their veils which do not just cover the solemnity of their face but their entire identity as well! Rest assured that the groom would love to make it sure that the one walking in the aisle towards them is the very girl she proposed to, not just someone who wears a blanket over her face.

Wedding dresses can surely make or break the entire wedding itself. Sure enough, no one would want to recall their wedding day with a haunting memory of an ugly dress!