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Spring is here with us again: weather is getting warmer, butterfly is flying, lovely new leaves are dancing in the tree and beautiful flowers are blooming everywhere. What a wonderful season it is! And no wonder most of the brides-to-be choose to hold their wedding ceremony in this season. Whether the ceremony is outdoors with the hugging of a dozen colorful flowers, or in the church with warm candlelight, there are various ways to bring spring into your big day. And one of the various ways is to pick up a wedding dress with spring feeling.

Everyone knows that spring is all about bright and vibrant colors: gorgeous red roses, nice green trees, beige sunshine and so much more. So why don’t we take inspiration from these most natural, beautiful and energetic elements into your once-in-a-life-time dress and choose colored wedding dresses? Here below are some recommendations from Trustedeal.com for your reference.

Mermaid Strapless Chapel Train Satin Wedding Dress

Mermaid Strapless Chapel Train Satin Wedding Dress $130.99

This gown features a simple strapless mermaid design, perfectly according with the “less is more” adage of bridal gowns. Around the waist is adorned with rosy red belt/bow, a great marriage of natural element, which makes the dress charming and energetic immediately. Supposing that you are more of a fan of other colors like light green or sky blue, you can request Trustedeal.com to change the color for you.

A-line Strapless Chapel Train Satin Wedding Dress

A-line Strapless Chapel Train Satin Wedding Dress $135.99

Mermaid Strapless Sweep Train Satin Chiffon Wedding Dress

Mermaid Strapless Sweep Train Satin Chiffon Wedding Dress $120.99

A-line Halter Chapel Train Satin Wedding Dress(md90524)

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Silhouette: A-line
Neck: Spaghetti Straps
Hemline / Train: Chapel Train
Fabric: Satin, Organza

Sophisticated lace provides a beautiful cover option for halter bodice. A-line satin gown features hand-detailed lace appliques and coordinating with the lace bodice. Chapel train. Available for all sizes and custom made.

Here is a close shot of the top bodice.

Different from fashion clothing and prom dresses, wedding dress is the most important gown and once-in-a-lifetime choice for every bride-to-be. And naturally, it’s more difficult for the bride to make a wise purchasing decision, especially when there are huge selections of gorgeous wedding gowns in the market. More than often some brides would select a not-so-perfect dress after numerous trying-on and comparing. To avoid all the hustle, we need to learn how to select a wedding dress in advance.

There are a lot of factors to consider when selecting wedding gown, including color, style and detailing. With a direction in mind, we can narrow down the range of choice and find the right wedding dress more easily.

The choice of style

Who don’t want to look best in their big day? To present the best appearance, of course you need to pick a style that suits and flatters your body shape. Some wedding gown styles look good on every bride, such as A-line silhouettes and tank necklines. However, there are many more styles which seem to flatter only one particular body shape. For example, for the bride who has a full waistline, Empire silhouette styles would be a nice choice to camouflage the weakness. For more guidelines on choosing a figure-flattering wedding gown, please click here.

The choice of color

The tradition of wearing white wedding dress started from Victoria’s Age. It’s a symbol of virginity, innocence and happiness. However, as time goes on, wedding dresses with color has increasingly get popularity. Apart from white wedding gowns, there are dresses in ivory or creamy color. During recent years, light colored dresses are becoming hot too, such as pink wedding dress, light yellow gown, light blue gown, light green and light silver colored gowns. By choosing the right color to match skin tone, the bride will definitely stand out in the crowd. Fair skin tones with pink undertones, are beautiful against light shades of Ivory or white gown fabrics. Medium skin tones with yellow or olive undertones look best against creamy, yellow undertone Ivory or Champagne color bridal fabrics. Dark skin tones look great against a classic, crisp and bright White color bridal fabric.