Bridesmaid Dresses - Dos And Don'ts

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Bridesmaid Dresses - Dos And Don'ts
The perfect bridesmaids Chosing your bridesmaids
should be a no brainer! However, chosing a
bridesmaid Allure A305 dress that everyone will
love, is about as likely as winning Lotto, but
you'll at least be able to keep some of them as
friends after the wedding if you...
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Do Give Lots of Leeway If you're having the
bridesmaid dresses in the same style, allow them
to choose the colour. By doing so, they'll be
able to select a shade that complements their
skin tone and hair colouring. Alternatively, if
you would like them to be in the same hue to
match the wedding decor, let them choose the
style that flatters them the Allure A306 most.
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Do Be a Fabric Fairy Gone are the days when a
bride could force her bridesmaids to dress in a
puffy taffeta creation. The designers of
bridesmaid dresses are now using better Allure
A307 quality fabrics like dupion silk, chiffon,
satin, velvet and crepe. So select one that will
make your party feel sleek and sexy rather than
frumpy and resentful. Do Consider the
Costs Traditionally the attendants pay for their
own outfits so don't expect them to shell out a
fortune for the honour of standing by your side.
A good compromise is to consider hire as an
option. Spurling Bridal and Formalwear have an
extensive range of bridesmaid gowns for hire.
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Don't Shop En Masse Never take all your
attendants with you on a shopping expedition, as
they'll never agree on anything and it will just
cause conflict between them. Take just your
maid/matron of honour - there's a reason why
people say 'too many chefs spoil the
broth'. Don't Leave Things Until the Last
Minute With all the discussions and
disagreements that go with selecting bridesmaid
dresses, it's tempting to leave the decision
until the last minute and then order your
attendants into any old dress. However they
really should be chosen at least five months
before the wedding to allow time for Allure A308
alterations.