Once your choice of couture wedding dresses
is finalised, fitted and ready to go, it's time to make sure you create
a coherent look with the perfect accessories for your big day. When it
comes to choosing accessories, there is a huge variety; they can depend
on your wedding theme, your individual couture wedding dresses or the
style of the overall wedding party. Some of the best and easiest to
adapt accessories are a veil, a cape and gloves.
Veils
Even if you are not planning on choosing from the range of traditional couture wedding dresses, you can still rock a veil with panache! There are several types of veils to choose from, depending on the style of your dress and the overall look you're going for. If you are planning a traditional, full-on classical style event, consider going for a mid-length veil, worn down over your face for your trip down the aisle. But if you want something cool and modern, look into a half veil that covers just part of your face. For those who want to go really avant-garde, there are veils that look more like cage, that are only attached at the sides or back. But if that seems a little out there, perhaps go for something in between, with a veil that is long enough to go over your face but that you can pull back when you want.
A Cape
Capes are all the rage on this year's cutting-edge bridal catwalks. From the cute over the shoulder look that goes down to just below the elbow, to long ones that act as full-length trains for the more formal affairs, there's a cape for every bride! If you want to bring a hint of vintage flair to couture wedding dresses Cape Town, add a vintage lace cape; these can come in many styles and lengths, but be sure to get one in excellent condition, so that it can stand out as an element to enhance your look.
Gloves
Not all gowns need gloves to set them off, and not all brides want to have them on, but they generally do lend a touch of formality to the overall look. If you're going for a very formal theme, consider some over the elbow gloves in white with delicate details. Many brides opt for a fingerless lace glove to complement the look of an off the shoulder dress, and if you are wearing a tea-length dress, you can still wear short gloves perhaps with a cute button feature - perfect for summer!
Veils
Even if you are not planning on choosing from the range of traditional couture wedding dresses, you can still rock a veil with panache! There are several types of veils to choose from, depending on the style of your dress and the overall look you're going for. If you are planning a traditional, full-on classical style event, consider going for a mid-length veil, worn down over your face for your trip down the aisle. But if you want something cool and modern, look into a half veil that covers just part of your face. For those who want to go really avant-garde, there are veils that look more like cage, that are only attached at the sides or back. But if that seems a little out there, perhaps go for something in between, with a veil that is long enough to go over your face but that you can pull back when you want.
A Cape
Capes are all the rage on this year's cutting-edge bridal catwalks. From the cute over the shoulder look that goes down to just below the elbow, to long ones that act as full-length trains for the more formal affairs, there's a cape for every bride! If you want to bring a hint of vintage flair to couture wedding dresses Cape Town, add a vintage lace cape; these can come in many styles and lengths, but be sure to get one in excellent condition, so that it can stand out as an element to enhance your look.
Gloves
Not all gowns need gloves to set them off, and not all brides want to have them on, but they generally do lend a touch of formality to the overall look. If you're going for a very formal theme, consider some over the elbow gloves in white with delicate details. Many brides opt for a fingerless lace glove to complement the look of an off the shoulder dress, and if you are wearing a tea-length dress, you can still wear short gloves perhaps with a cute button feature - perfect for summer!
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