Which fantasy will you live out? Will you play the part of the classic bride or let your imagination dream up something totally unexpected? If you're the classic type, no sign does the Cinderella look better than yours, Pisces. Mermaid dresses, ball gowns, hand-stitching and tulle—you can pull it off. You're the rare bride who can wear ruffles and lace and not look like a 3-year-old. Stick to ultrafemme, demure and pretty. Monique Lhuillier is a great designer for you. Shimmering fabric and glossy satin look great on you too, as do artfully placed crystals and sequins. Less traditional Pisces brides might skip the wedding gown in favor of a handmade or vintage dress. Small, hip boutiques with independent designers might also have the dress of your dreams. Pisces is governed by Neptune, which is the planet of illusions; you look great in filmy layers that evoke your cosmic ruler's misty, mystic atmosphere. You can even wear a satin cape over your dress or a cropped satin jacket. Look to classic film stars for inspiration, like Pisces Elizabeth Taylor. Caution: Pisces is the sign of the nurse, so avoid looking like you're on duty by choosing a flowing untailored dress instead of an overly structured pattern.

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Water sign Pisces is symbolized by the fish, so add some oceanic accents to your wedding-day look. Opals, pearls and light-refracting jewelry make you shimmer like a glamorous mermaid. Wear your hair in a classic twist adorned with a nearly invisible band, and let your veil fall from it. Or skip the veil and go bohemian like Pisces Drew Barrymore. Wear your hair loose and wavy, even braided, with a flower added for flourish. Pisces rules all things vintage, so hit the thrift shops for your jewelry and headpieces. A Juliet cap with a fishnet blusher can replace the traditional veil. Pisces rules the feet, so be sure you have comfortable shoes on hand. Wedding planner Danielle Bobish of Curtain Up Events (curtainupevents.com) suggests ballroom-dancing shoes, which are better for your feet and often come in a lower heel. You can get them from dance stores like Capezio (capeziodance.com). Have a pair of flats or ballet slippers handy if even those become too much. Play up your luminous eyes with glamorous, professionally applied makeup and lash extensions.

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Pisces is the last sign of the zodiac, said to have lived many lifetimes, so the older your ring design, the better. Go for detailed, antique and artful, Pisces. Jeweler Isaac Gottesman of Chicago's Dimend Scaasi (dimendscassi.com) recommends a vintage look with intricate details. You might even love a detailed band in mixed metals, like white and yellow gold. Gottesman also advises a cushion-cut stone, which is cut as either a square or a rectangle with rounded corners and larger facets to increase brilliance. You could even go for a pavé stunner, which has an antique look and close-set tiny diamonds.

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You're a water sign symbolized by the fish, so bring a little ocean-inspired dazzle to your bridal party. Sequins or beads can create the look of mermaid scales, and funky flapper dresses can lend your wedding party look a fun 1920s twist. If you're a classic bride, go for sea-green, light-blue or lavender dresses, accented by a strand of pearls or pearl buttons. Pisces is a theatrical sign, so dress your bridesmaids in costumes—with your imagination, they'll be anything from super-girlie to avant-garde and "un-bridal." You love collaboration, but remember to set your boundaries too. Pisces can be easily manipulated, so draw the line if a domineering bridesmaid gives you too much flak about her dress. You're no stranger to the guilt trip yourself, so remember to communicate directly and avoid being passive-aggressive. The last thing you want to do is alienate those nearest and dearest. Speak up!

There are two types of Pisces girls: the total princesses and the artsy alternative girls. If you're of the first variety, fulfill every diamond-studded fantasy with a fairy-tale wedding held at a castle or a grand hotel. Bonus if you get to stay in the bridal suite and live out a princess's dream! You love fine art, so a museum, gallery or photo studio can be a great setting. You could also rent an old mansion or estate, where guests can wander from room to room to marvel at the gorgeous interior. If you're the creative, rule-bending type, try a quirky place like a carnival or a state fairground for your reception. Or go for a theme or costume party. Your sign loves music, especially live, so book your favorite band for entertainment. Pisces rules the feet, so make sure there's plenty of dancing, like Pisces bride Eva Longoria did at her wedding. As a water sign, you might also get married on the beach or a yacht. You're a spiritual sign who's tuned into vibes, and you love deserted spaces. You could find an old pier or boardwalk for a slightly haunting but still romantic ceremony site.

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Shimmer, shine and romantic seaside glamour are the way to go, Pisces. "For the bouquet, finish the handle with an iridescent touch," suggest the floral and event designers of Martin Jobes Design (martinjobesdesign.com). "Use opalescent ribbons, or silk with an ombré effect, finished with mother-of-pearl buttons." Try a mix of wild and garden roses, they advise, accented with rosehips tucked into the bouquet. Marrying in a tropical paradise—or just wish you were? The Martin-Jobes team suggests centerpieces that incorporate cymbidiums, miniature pineapples, bromeliads, china berries and hibiscus. Luxurious vessels add shine to tabletops, so consider murano glass (or other collectible glass) vessels for the centerpieces, says the Martin-Jobes team. "Collect favorite vases in the months before your special day, keeping the palette cohesive for a polished but uniquely personal effect." Then keep the vases yourself as a reminder of the day or give them to family and friends.

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For the nostalgic, romantic Pisces bride, Karen Rivera-Gorski of The Painted Cake (thepaintedcake.com) leans toward "traditional and understated elegance," like an ivory round, tiered cake adorned with intricate lace design. Herald your "inner mermaid" by accenting with edible silver gems and white pearls, Rivera-Gorski also suggests. Stay away from squares, stripes or anything overly geometric, Pisces. Instead, serve a cake that looks like it came from a 1950s mom-and-pop bakery, made with fresh butter, cream and eggs. Sugary frosting in pastel colors like ice blue, sea green, lavender and pale pink will delight the Pisces girl who loves vintage kitsch.

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Pisces is ruled by Neptune, the misty planet of illusions and dreams. Bring some Neptunian glamour to your invitations with filmy layers and semi-opaque papers. Use shiny glassine envelopes, place a translucent vellum overlay in your folded invitations, even print on parchment. Romantic Pisces might like a lacy script or motif, and with your aesthetic sensibilities, you definitely want to use a high-quality paper stock. If you have the budget, spare no expense on the engraving or letterpress invitations, which you'll cherish as a sentimental piece. Avant-garde Pisces brides may depart from anything traditional, and with your innate creativity, you might even make them yourself.

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Wedding planner Danielle Bobish of Curtain Up Events (curtainupevents.com) suggests the following for your sign:

• Pisces rules photography, so rent a vintage photo booth. It's always the highlight of the party. Places like NYC Photobooth (nycphotobooth.com) will even send along someone to make a scrapbook of images from your guests for instant photo gratification.
• Take a cue from Carmen Electra and Dave Navarro (not a marriage cue, but a theme one, anyway). Have your ceremony in a "Garden of Eden" setting with vines and flowers. Include little "fairy" flower girls and impish ring bearers.
• Pisces is a water sign, so hold your ceremony on a pier. Then take your guests on a cruise around the harbor for your reception.

Because Pisces is a water sign, a private beachfront paradise is a natural choice. Wedding planner Danielle Bobish of Curtain Up Events (curtainupevents.com) recommends New Zealand. The gorgeous beaches offer an array of aquatic activities: deep-sea fishing, sea kayaking, waterskiing, Jet Skiing, scuba diving and snorkeling. There's even whale watching, if that wasn't enough. Then again, water doesn't have to equal sand, surf and swimsuits. A city like London or San Francisco could be right up your alley too. You like that haunting, melancholy feel of a rainy climate, especially in a romantic city where you can enjoy culture, art and shopping. For an unusual choice that might suit your taste, Bobish recommends visiting Croatia. This lesser-known destination on the Adriatic coast features rugged cliffs, lush forests and gorgeous beaches (some sand, some stone). You can island-hop by chartered yacht, explore medieval architecture and enjoy wine from the vineyard with fresh-caught seafood. Lively Pisceans could also head to Greece for amazing food, partying and sailing between the gorgeous Greek islands.