Wedding Dresses Ideas
Stain Remover
Remove water-based stains like blood, coffee, or soda with a small amount of cold water. Use a hair dryer set on cool to remove the moisture and reduce the water ring.
Belted Beauty
Give an all-white wedding dress a splash of color by tying a bright sash around your waist.
Brides Against Breast Cancer
If you are looking for a wedding dress and want to help a worthy cause, attend a Brides Against Breast Cancer dress sale in your area. After you are married, you can donate your dress to the charity as well and help fight breast cancer. Click here for more information.
Gown Giveaway
Donate your gown to New York's Bridal Garden, which sells once-worn wedding dresses and samples. Proceeds benefit disadvantaged kids.
Winning Ensembles
Overwhelmed by the prospect of wedding-dress shopping? Hire a personal stylist, who can also pick out the perfect ensembles for your shower and rehearsal dinner.
Side Swipe
Full-figured gals benefit from a side-draped dress that slants diagonally across the body, starting from the natural waist and ending an inch or two below the hips. It creates slenderizing results, camouflaging a less-than-toned tummy.
Sexy Silhouette
For some Old Hollywood glamour, opt for a wedding dress with a dropped waist—it's a current favorite among body-conscious brides.Different Shapes
Got girls with different figures? The most flattering dress style for any body type is the strapless A-line.
Bead It
If you want the most decorative bang for the buck, choose a gown embellished with glass beads instead of break-the-bank crystals.Little Mermaid
If you’re tall, curvy, or long-waisted, an hourglass-shaped gown (also called a mermaid or fit-and-flair silhouette) is a showstopping pick.
Venus Rising
Embrace the goddess trend with the classic simplicity of a draped gown that’s all about enticing elegance, airy fabrics like chiffon and charmeuse are cut to billow in a breeze, softly skimming the figure.
Lip Stain
If you get lipstick on your dress, and it's in a spot that no one will notice, leave it; you can hold your bouquet over it in photos. If it's not, sprinkle the stain with talcum powder or baking soda. (Do a test first on a part of the dress that won't be seen, like the hem.)
Dramatic Duo
Formal and crisp, black and white is a draw for brides who want something a little different for their wedding dress—such as black velvet bows along the hem or a beautiful black tulle overlay.
From the Back
Back details are all the rage and give your guests a ravishing rear view. Ruffled trains and intricate back work can be found in a dress, or drape a delicate necklace down your back for a WOW reaction.
Create Curves
No need for implants. Divine dress detailscan make a flat chest look fabulous. Pleats, plunging necklines and halters are just a few ways to upgrade an A-cup.






