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Wedding dress shopping is one of the most exciting jobs a bride to be has. With so many options it is hard to know where to start. You definitely need to get some champagne, bridesmaids (if nearby), your mother and sister. Venture off to try on dresses, but before you do, there are questions to ask yourself. Do you want a tradition white dress, ivory, one with color? What about an A-line, princess style, fitted, or mermaid? Do you want straps, strap less, straps on your shoulders, or sleeves? Do you want a train, a dress that zips, or one that laces? Do you want beading, embroidery or plain? Do you want silk or chiffon? Is there a certain designer you are looking for? You can see there are a lot of things to think about when buying a dress. I recommend looking at magazines (one of my favorite things) and determine a style or designer you like.

Most of these same questions apply when looking for bridesmaids dresses.

Tips:

• Even though you may want a designer, it does not mean the dress is any more expensive than some of the “discounted” bridal stores. (Though some definitely are.) For example, I fell in love with a Maggie Sottero dress and it ended up being just as much as the dresses I liked in the “discounted” bridal stores.

• When it comes to designers, they let stores sell their product. Find all stores around you that sell the designer, call all of them and ask how much the exact same dress are. Prices will differ and you can save a lot of money. FYI – wedding dresses have names “The Cassandra” and so forth.

• Some bridal shops require that you make an appointment rather then just show up.

   

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