Sunday, December 20, 2009

How To Choose the Color of Your Wedding Gown


Have you ever wondered how models look beautiful in anything? One of their secrets is wearing clothing in colors that compliment their skin tone. When selecting the color of your wedding dress, take into consideration tradition as well as the color wheel.

Certain colors make skin appear healthier and glowing. To find out which colors will look best with your skin tone, visit http://www.colormebeautiful.com/seasons/index.html.

Prior to the Victorian Era, bride’s dresses were created in a favorite color as the bride was expected to wear her dress on special occasions for years to come. Today, colorful wedding dresses are returning to fashion in the United States among brides who wish to set themselves apart and personalize their wedding.

A symbol of purity and hope, white wedding dresses began to capture the imagination of brides when Queen Victoria wore one at her wedding to Prince Albert back in 1840. Since that time, white wedding dresses have come to symbolize the American bride and remain the most popular gown color in the United States.

In other parts of the world, colorful wedding gowns are traditional. In China, wedding dresses are red to symbolize good fortune and joy. For more information about Chinese wedding dresses visit http://www.wedlok.com/lasvegaswedding/wedding_dresses/brides_lucky_charm_the_red_chinese_wedding_dress-110363.html

As red, blue and green wedding dresses grow in popularity, it is important to select a color that you will love for a lifetime. Actress Sarah Jessica Parker says she regrets choosing a black wedding dress for her wedding to Matthew Broderick. To read Sarah Jessica Parkers thoughts on her gown choice, visit http://www.celebritybabyscoop.com/2009/02/19/sarah-jessica-parkers-wedding-day-regret/

While the wedding will only last for a day, the pictures will remain for a lifetime. Choose a gown that will make you smile, even on your golden anniversary.

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