Florals for spring—what else is new, right? Spring weddings are usually filled with flowery details, but lately we’ve seen more brides opting to wear floral-printed wedding gowns.
Florals for spring—what else is new, right? Spring weddings are usually filled with flowery details, but lately we’ve seen more brides opting to wear floral-printed wedding gowns.
We love that they’re taking blooms to the next level with these bold prints. If you’re thinking about trying this trend, here are a few tips:
Keep the rest of your wedding look simple. Your dress will make a major statement, so stick to neutrals or a muted color palette for decor and design. And, don’t forget to consider the rest of your bridal look. We suggest wearing natural looking makeup and minimizing jewelry and accessories.
Consider your bouquet. To make sure your personal flowers don’t compete with your dress, consider an on-trend simple wedding bouquet. If you’re unsure about how your bouquet will look, bring faux flowers to hold while trying on the dress (or ask your bridal salon if they have some; many do).
Coordinate with your fiancé and the wedding party. Your fiancé and your wedding party may look better in muted colors or subtle patterns if you’re wearing a printed gown.
Sally, a real bride on her wedding day in a Bernice Sara gown
Published by Polka Dot Bride | Photographed by Snappatronik Photography
Consult with your photographer. If you’re on the fence about how a printed gown will look in photos, get your photographer’s professional opinion on the dress you have in mind.
Have it both ways! Try wearing a traditional gown to your ceremony, and then change into a floral gown for the reception. Still too bold? Your shower or rehearsal dinner are great opportunities to bring out the blooms.
This article was first published on Lover.ly, the gorgeous tech-savvy wedding search engine, and is republished with written permission.
