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Our 5 favourite Randy Fenoli Dresses for Scottish Brides

Mon, 07 Apr 2025 15:09:15 GMT

Discover our favourite picks from Randy Fenoli’s bridal collection - timeless, romantic, and full of personality. Designed by the star of Say Yes to the Dress and handpicked for Scottish brides.

Randy Fenoli is one of our absolute favourite designers to work with - not just for his incredible talent, but for his genuine love of helping brides feel their most beautiful. As the beloved face of Say Yes to the Dress, Randy has spent years empowering women to find the perfect look, and it shows in every gown he creates.

We were lucky enough to meet him for the first time back in 2019 at a showcase of his breathtaking bridal collections, and we’ve looked forward to seeing both him and his designs every season since. His gowns are a celebration of femininity, confidence, and style - designed with real brides in mind.

If you’ve always dreamed of wearing a Randy Fenoli wedding dress but can’t quite make the trip to New York, you’re in luck. We’re proud to stock his iconic designs to our boutique right here in Scotland. As we await his latest collection, here’s a round-up of our current favourite styles - each one hand-selected with our brides in mind.

1. Gentry Luxe

The Gentry Luxe gown blends classic beauty with modern elegance. Crafted from soft matte satin, this dress offers a luxurious feel without sacrificing comfort. The strapless bodice with gentle ruching gives a flattering fit while the sweetheart neckline, adorned with subtle crystal beading, adds a touch of sparkle for a beautiful, understated look.

The flared skirt panels provide just the right amount of volume, while the smooth, flowing train makes it easy to move around in without feeling weighed down.

Why Brides Love It:

Comfort & Luxury: The matte satin fabric feels soft and luxurious, so you can enjoy your day without any discomfort.
Flattering Fit: The gentle ruching and flattering seams highlight your figure, while the flared skirt provides freedom to move.
Elegant Details: The crystal-beaded neckline adds a hint of sparkle, giving you a glamorous look that's not too over-the-top.

Price : From £1650

2. Helena

Helena is the perfect choice for brides who dream of a romantic, elegant look. This dreamy A-line gown features a delicate lace bodice that adds a touch of timeless beauty, while the voluminous tulle skirt creates a soft, flowing silhouette.

For a unique touch, matching lace gauntlet sleeves add a modern, fashion-forward twist to the classic bridal lace look.

Why Brides Love It:

Romantic & Elegant: The delicate lace bodice and soft tulle skirt create a stunning, timeless look that’s perfect for a romantic wedding day.
Flattering Silhouette: The beauiful bodice flows out, offering a flattering fit that moves beautifully.
Modern Details: The matching lace gauntlet sleeves add a fresh, fashion-forward touch while still keeping the dress feeling classic and feminine.

Price : From £2100

3. Francis

Classic bridal style meets modern texture with Francis. This elegant ballgown showcases a structured mikado bodice with a V-neckline and detachable off-the-shoulder tulle straps. A tiered tulle skirt adds volume and movement, while crystal buttons along the back provide a subtle sparkle.

Why Brides Love It:

Versatility: Convertible straps for added styling options
Princess vibes: Tiered skirt creates a dramatic entrance
Stunning fabrics: Mikado bodice offers timeless structure

Price : From £1710

4. Gretchen

Gretchen is perfect for brides who want a dreamy, enchanting look. The fully embellished bodice features a flattering square sweetheart neckline and a low scoop back, adding a touch of sparkle and elegance.

The soft A-line skirt, made of layers of shimmer tulle, moves beautifully with every step, and the high slit adds a hint of daring. For extra romance, optional illusion sleeves with floral beading complete the look with a delicate, charming finish.

Why Brides Love It:

Sparkling Elegance: The shimmering embellishments on the bodice and skirt create a magical, twinkling effect.
Romantic Details: Optional illusion sleeves add a soft, delicate touch that makes the dress even more special.
Light and Dreamy: The tulle layers have a soft, airy feel that’s comfortable for a day of celebrating.

Price : From £2400

5. Fergie

Fergie is the perfect choice for brides who love minimalist beauty with a statement-making finish. This fit-and-flare gown is made from smooth crepe, giving it a chic, sleek look that hugs your curves beautifully.

The high halter neckline and open back create a striking silhouette, while the dramatic detachable bow adds a bold, elegant touch that leads into a rounded train. Fergie offers just the right amount of drama and sophistication for the fashion-forward bride.

Why Brides Love It:

Statement Bow: The dramatic bow is a show-stopping detail that adds elegance and a little extra flair.
Flattering Fit: The smooth crepe fabric provides a sleek, figure-enhancing fit that feels as good as it looks.
Minimalist Chic: Clean lines and a refined silhouette make this gown perfect for brides who want modern sophistication with a twist.

Price : From £2015

Whether you’re drawn to sleek modern lines, whimsical shimmer, or timeless romance, there’s a Randy Fenoli gown waiting to sweep you off your feet. These standout styles have captured our hearts, and we can’t wait to see them bring joy to our brides across Dumfries and Galloway, and beyond.

Love what you see? Explore the full Randy Fenoli Collection by booking your appointment today - we can't wait to help you find your perfect dress.

Sparkly & Embellished Wedding Dresses for Winter 2025 Scottish Brides

Mon, 02 Dec 2024 18:06:50 GMT

Top picks for brides that want to shimmer and sparkle their way down the aisle in 2025!

Winter weddings are magical, and sparkly wedding dresses are the perfect way to capture that seasonal charm. At our Dumfries & Galloway bridal boutique, we’ve selected six gorgeous gowns that are perfect for Scottish brides planning their big day in 2025. From intricate beadwork to shimmering fabrics and floral appliqués, these dresses are designed to make you feel amazing without breaking the bank. Let’s dive into the styles that could be the one for you!

1. Halo

For brides across Scotland who adore romantic, floral-inspired sparkle, Halo is the ultimate choice. This A-line gown boasts a sheer bodice adorned with delicate floral appliqués, while layers of glittering tulle add a magical touch.

The spaghetti straps and fitted bodice transition into a flowing skirt, creating a fairytale-worthy silhouette perfect for winter weddings in Ayrshire or Dumfries and Galloway’s enchanting landscapes.

Why We Love It:

Floral appliqués for a fresh and modern touch
A-line silhouette that flatters every figure
Glittering tulle for a truly enchanting vibe

Price : Available from £2399

2. Serena

For a classic yet glamorous look, this off-the-shoulder gown is a standout. Draped fabric, delicate embellishments, and layers of glittering tulle come together in a sophisticated design. Its thigh-high slit adds a touch of modernity to its otherwise timeless elegance, making it perfect for grand winter venues in Dumfries, Ayrshire, or the Scottish Lowlands.

Why We Love It:

Off-the-shoulder neckline for classic beauty
Glittering fabric for a luminous glow
Thigh-high slit for a modern edge

Price: Available from £1600

3. Daphne

If vintage-inspired glamour is your vision, Daphne is the dress for you. This gown features intricate beadwork and playful fringe details that add movement and texture. The V-neckline and soft silhouette create a flattering fit, while the shimmering embellishments evoke timeless luxury. It’s a perfect choice for brides planning romantic celebrations in Ayrshire’s countryside or Dumfries and Galloway’s historic venues.

Why We Love It:

Fringe details for unique texture
Elegant beading for vintage sophistication
Perfect for dancing the night away

Price: Available from £3000

4. Minnie

This sparkly mini dress is for brides in Scotland looking to break tradition. Fully beaded with a flared skirt, it’s a great choice for a reception outfit or a city elopement. The dress’s playful design and shimmering embellishments ensure it’s as fun as it is eye-catching. Pair it with a sparkling overskirt to create a more traditional look that transforms at night!

Why We Love It:

Perfect for non-traditional brides
Flirty and fun for receptions or after-parties
A bold, modern statement

Price: Available from £750

5. Glimmer

This glamorous designer wedding dress combines captivating sparkle floral lace with a timeless A-line silhouette, evoking a romantic atmosphere. The chic shoulder straps seamlessly flow into a deep plunging V-neckline, enhancing its alluring appeal. The full A-line skirt creates a breathtaking, voluminous silhouette that shimmers and sparkles with each step.

Why We Love It:

A classic silouette
Floral-glitter detailing
Breathtaking full skirt

Price: Available from £1500

6. Halle

Halle is a masterpiece of sophistication and sparkle. Its lace detailing, paired with shimmering sequins, creates a luminous effect perfect for a winter wonderland wedding. The long sleeves provide a touch of warmth and elegance, while the open-back design adds a modern edge. With a cascading, embellished train, this gown guarantees a jaw-dropping entrance for weddings across Ayrshire, Dumfries, or beyond.

Why We Love It:

Long sleeves for warmth and style
Open-back design for dramatic flair
Glittering train that radiates elegance

Price: Available from £2500

Why Sparkly, Embellished Dresses Are a Winter Bride’s Best Friend

Sparkly and embellished wedding dresses perfectly capture the magic of winter weddings, particularly in Scotland’s stunning settings. Their light-catching details evoke the shimmer of snow and frost, while their intricate designs create an aura of romance and elegance. Whether you’re getting married in Scottish castle, stately home or luxury hotel - there's always room for sparkle!

Find Your Sparkle in our Scottish Bridal Boutique

If these dazzling designs have inspired you, we invite you to visit our Scottish bridal boutique in Ayrshire, conveniently located for brides from Dumfries and Galloway, Glasgow, and beyond. Our expert stylists Julie and Stephen are here to help you find the dress of your dreams, ensuring it perfectly reflects your style and vision for your big day.

Let us make your Winter 2025 wedding unforgettable with the sparkle and charm you deserve. Book your appointment today, and let’s find your perfect match!

When to Start Shopping for Your Dream Wedding Dress: A Brides' Guide

Tue, 03 Oct 2023 15:36:05 GMT

Congratulations on your engagement! As you start this exciting journey of wedding planning, one of the most exhilarating moments awaits – finding the perfect wedding dress. We understand that for brides this experience is a unique one for most brides, so we're here to help you understand everything you need to know before you start looking for your dream gown.

In this guide, we will walk you through the entire wedding dress shopping process, tailored to your unique needs and preferences in this picturesque part of the world.

The Wedding Dress Shopping Timeline

Starting the Countdown to Your Wedding Day

Your wedding dress is the centerpiece of your bridal look, and it's essential to give yourself enough time to find the one that truly speaks to your style and personality. Ideally, start shopping for your wedding dress 9 to 12 months before your wedding date. Because wedding dress take time to arrive, it's essential to give yourself plenty of time to find your dress, get it altered and add any custom elements and accessories.

Advantages of Early Dress Shopping

Less Stress, More Choices

Early birds not only catch the worm but also the perfect wedding dress. Starting early means you can explore various styles, and make an unhurried decision. You'll have the pick of the latest bridal trends and won't have limited options that suit your venue and timeline.

Time to Personalise Your Look

Beginning your dress hunt early gives you the luxury of customising your gown to perfection. Whether you want to add unique embellishments, or adding detachable elements having extra time allows for these personalized touches without stress.

Plenty of time for fun!

Your bridal buying experience is meant to be exciting and fun for you and your loved ones! Having more time means you can really make a day out of your appointment. Many of our brides plan around their appointment fun activites such as brunch and cocktails.

Considerations for Latecomers

Rush Orders: Pros and Cons

If you've found yourself with less than 6 months until your wedding day, don't despair. Some designers offer rush-order options for brides with tight timelines. However, keep in mind that this may limit your dress choices, and alterations might be rushed. This option is usually only an option with about 7-5 months to go.

Off-the-Peg Dresses: A Last-Minute Savior

One of the best options for brides on a tight timeline is to find a boutique that offers off-the-peg gowns. These gowns are beautiful designer dresses that can be tried on in the boutique and taken home on the day. The only catch is that these are ex-samples, bought by the boutique for brides to try on, and tend to only be available in one size per style, so if you're choosing this option you may have less choice, but it can still be a beautiful gown!

Working with Alterations Timelines

In either case, be prepared to work closely with a skilled seamstress to ensure your dress fits like a dream. Alterations can take several weeks, so factor this into your timeline. It's important to ensure you book your seamstress well in advance.

Seasonal Considerations

Spring and Summer: Ideal for Lightweight Fabrics

If you're planning a spring or summer wedding in the Scottish or North English countryside, consider lightweight fabrics like chiffon or tulle. These materials will keep you comfortable as you exchange vows in the beautiful outdoor landscapes.

Fall and Winter: Cozy and Elegant Choices

For autumn or winter weddings, embrace rich and luxurious fabrics like velvet or satin. You'll not only look stunning but also stay warm and cozy during your celebration.

Planning Your Dress around the Weather

Remember to choose a dress that suits the season and venue of your wedding. Think about the practicality of walking in a flowing gown on a beach or navigating a snowy landscape in a ballgown.

Finding Your Style

Silhouettes, Necklines, and Fabrics: What Suits You Best

When it comes to choosing the right dress, consider your body shape, personal style, and the overall wedding theme. Different silhouettes, necklines, and fabrics will flatter you in unique ways.

See more about key bridal terms in our Bridal Jargon Guide

Exploring Bridal Trends: Timeless vs. Trendy

Deciding between a timeless and trendy gown is a crucial choice. Weigh the pros and cons of both to find a dress that matches your personality and the wedding's theme.

Consulting with a Bridal Stylist

Don't hesitate to ask your consultant to guide you when it comes to dress shopping. It's good t have an idea of what you want, but being open to their suggestions can be a big help, making the selection process much smoother.

Tips for a Successful Shopping Experience

Schedule Your Appointments Wisely

Book your bridal boutique appointments well in advance, especially during peak wedding seasons. This ensures you get the undivided attention of the consultants and access to a wide range of dresses.

Bringing the Right People with You

Select a few trusted friends or family members to accompany you on your dress shopping journey. Their opinions can be valuable, but ultimately, choose the dress that makes you feel most beautiful.

Understanding Dress Alterations

Be aware that most wedding dresses require alterations to achieve the perfect fit. Discuss alteration timelines and costs with your chosen boutique to avoid any last-minute surprises.

Key Takeaways

Start shopping early - giving yourself at least 1 year before the wedding.
If you find yourself on a tight schedule, look for boutiques who offer off-the-peg gowns, or rush orders.
Don't forget about alterations, they are incredibly important but can add time to your wedding dress timeline.
If you're worried about anything, the right bridal store will help you - whether your wedding is one year away or one week away!

5 questions to ask yourself before you go wedding dress shopping

Fri, 08 Sep 2023 18:28:56 GMT

When it comes to buying a wedding dress, sometimes it can be hard to know where to start. Here's 5 things we recommend asking yourself before you start that all important dress for your dream dress.

1. How much do you want to spend on your dress?

This is important to establish before you get too deep into wedding dress shopping. Wedding dresses can vary in price, with some gowns going for up to £10,000! Your average bridal salon will usually carry styles around the £1000-£2000 price mark. However, some will also do less expensive ex-sample dresses, that can go for as low as £190.

Whatever budget you choose, it's important to have a think about this so that you don't fall in love with a dress that's way over budget, as there's nothing worse than wanting something you can't afford. There are beautiful dresses out there for all budgets, once you've settled on one, it's time to start looking!

2. What style of dress will you be comfortable in?

Not everyone is able to answer this before they start shopping, but it is important to think about. Some brides like to wear a dress that's similar to their style in everyday life, others like to try something totally different. It's up to you! The main thing is to get to know what you like, and just as imporatantly, what you don't like.

It's a good idea to look at dresses before you go to an appointment and make a note of these things. Apps like Pinterest and Instagram are great places to casually look for ideas, as well as bridal magazines, and of course, shows like Say Yes to the Dress are great for seeing gowns and for entertainment! We recommend having these in mind when you arrive, but it's also a good idea to try things just to rule them out.

3. How will your venue affect your dress?

Sometimes, a venue will help guide the style of dress you will want for your big day. These can be great indicators of the vibe or theme of a wedding. For example, a grand and elegant estate hotel may call for a wedding dress that's regal and decadent, whereas a small beach wedding would suit a more flowing and boho style. These are guidelines, however, not rules, and at the end of the day, you can wear whatever dress makes you feel beautiful!

4. How long until your wedding?

Many of our brides arrive in our salon and don't realise how long it takes for a wedding dress to arrive. For some of our designer gowns, it can take up to 9 months! We always recommend brides start their search for a dress at least 1 year before their wedding. This gives you plenty of time to choose a dress, for it to arrive, and for you to get any alterations you need.

Of course, this isn't feasible for all brides. There are so many instances where you'll need a dress in a shorter time frame. If this is the case, you are best asking your bridal salon for an ex-sample gown. Most bridal boutiques keep ex-sample dresses in the store that can be tried on and taken home the same day!

5 places to get wedding dress inspiration from the comfort of your own home

Fri, 08 Sep 2023 18:26:28 GMT

Finding the dress of your dreams is exciting! But it can be overwhelming, with so many options to choose from, where do you start? Here's 4 places you can start searching for inspiration!

1. Instagram

A great place to get inspiration for wedding dresses is Instagram. There are many bridal fashion designers, stylists, and influencers who post pictures of their latest collections and bridal looks. Instagram also has a search function that allows you to find specific styles or designers.

Quick Tip: Find the #hashtag of a designer you love to see real pics of their gowns, or look at their tagged pics.

2. Pinterest

Pinterest is a popular platform for wedding inspiration, and it's a great place to find pictures of wedding dresses. You can create boards for different styles of dresses and save pictures that you like. It's also a great way to find inspiration for accessories and hairstyles to match your dress.

Quick Tip: Make a board of your favourite gowns to bring to your bridal appointments. This can show your consultant exactly what you're looking for.

3. Bridal Magazines

Another great source of inspiration for wedding dresses is bridal magazines. They usually feature the latest trends and styles of wedding dresses and can give you an idea of what is available .

Quick Tip: Look for local wedding magazines such as Tie the Knot Scotland or Your North West Wedding Magazine for localised information.

4. TV Shows

Television shows like "Say Yes to the Dress" and "Don't Tell the Bride" can be a great source of inspiration for wedding dresses. These shows often feature a variety of different styles and designers, and can give you an idea of what is available in the market.

Quick Tip: Have a viewing party with your bridesmaids before you go wedding dress shopping, it gives everyone an idea of what a bridal appointment is like and you can give them an idea of what you're looking for.

In conclusion, there are many ways to get inspiration for your wedding dress from the comfort of your own home. From social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest to local bridal magazines and TV shows, there are many resources available to help you find the perfect dress for your special day.

What exactly is a sample dress? Your Guide to the Language of Wedding Dresses

Tue, 18 Apr 2023 18:57:51 GMT

When it comes to wedding dress shopping, it can be overwhelming to navigate all the different styles, fabrics, and terms that are thrown around. If you're not someone who often watches 'Say yes to the dress' or has friends in the industry, you might think you have to learn another the To help you out, we've put together a guide to some of the most common bridal jargon you might come across.

Wedding Dress Boutique Terms

Sample Dress: The beautiful dresses you seen in most bridal salons are referred to as 'sample' gowns. These are dresses brides-to-be will try on in the boutique to help them choose their dream dress, before theirs is ordered by the boutique direct from the designer. The dress the bride buys is 'made-to-order', meaning it's uniquely theirs, never worn by anyone else!

Made-to-order: Meaning a dress that has been made specifically because a bride orders it. Most bridal boutiques provide 'made-to-order' dresses, meaning brides will choose the dress from the sample, but the dress they wear on their wedding day was made specifically for them.

Ex-sample: This term is used to refer to the sample gowns which have been bought by bridal salons that have been discontinued, and are therefore available for purchase at a discounted price. They're a great option for brides on a budget, or for those who don't want to spend a fortune on a brand new gown that they'll only wear once.

Off-the-peg: These are ready-to-wear gowns that are available in standard sizes and can be purchased straight off the rack. Usually these are ex-sample dresses. For example, in our salon we have a selection of 100 ex-sample dresses that can be tried on and taken home on the day.

Wedding Dress Materials and Features

Train: The train is the portion of the gown that extends behind the bride. It can vary in length, from a small train to a dramatic, cathedral-length train (think Princess Diana!).

Organza: Organza is a lightweight, sheer fabric that's often used in wedding gowns. It adds a delicate, ethereal quality to the gown, and can be used for anything from the skirt to the sleeves.

Tulle: Tulle is a fine, netting fabric that's often used in wedding gowns. It adds volume and fullness to the gown, and is often used for the skirt. It's a fabric that give a fairy tale/princess look to the dress.

Mikado: Mikado is a type of fabric that is made from silk or a silk blend. It's a heavy, stiff fabric that has a smooth, glossy finish. Mikado fabric is often used for elegant, formal gowns and is perfect for brides who want a luxurious, high-end look.

Crepe: Crepe is a type of fabric that is made from silk, wool, or a synthetic blend. It's a lightweight, delicate fabric that has a soft, matte finish. Crepe is often used for simple, classic gowns and is perfect for brides who want a timeless, elegant look.

Sweetheart: A sweetheart neckline is a neckline that's shaped like the top half of a heart. It's a classic, romantic neckline that's perfect for brides who want to show off their décolletage.

Ruching: Ruching is a technique where fabric is gathered to add texture and detail to a gown. It's often used to add interest to a simple gown, or to accentuate a bride's curves.

Applique: A decorative element, such as lace or beading, that is applied to the dress using a sewing technique.

Illusion: You might hear bridal boutiques talking about an 'Illusion neckline' or 'Illusion back'. This refers to a type of sheer fabric that is often used as an overlay or as a part of a dress's design. It's typically used to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to a gown, and it can be used to create the illusion of a bare back or a plunging neckline.

Bardot: The Bardot neckline is a type of off-the-shoulder neckline that is named after the French actress, Brigitte Bardot. This neckline is characterized by its wide, off-the-shoulder straps that sit just below the shoulders. It's a feminine and flattering neckline that's perfect for brides who want to show off their shoulders.

Wedding Dress Shapes

Ballgown: A ballgown is a full, voluminous gown that typically has a fitted bodice and a full skirt. It's a classic, fairytale style that is perfect for brides who want a traditional, romantic look.

Mermaid: A mermaid gown is a fitted gown that hugs the body from the bodice to the knee before flaring out at the bottom. This style is perfect for brides who want to show off their curves.

Fit-and-flare: A fit-and-flare gown is similar to a mermaid gown, but it flares out at the hips instead of the knee. This style is perfect for brides who want to show off their waistline.

Column : A column gown is a straight, slim gown that typically has a simple, elegant silhouette. It's a great option for brides who want a more understated, modern look.

A-line: An A-line gown is a gown that flares out from the waist. This style is perfect for brides who want a classic, feminine look.

With this guide, you'll have a better understanding of the different styles, fabrics, and terms that are used in wedding dress shopping. Remember, the most important thing is to find a gown that makes you feel beautiful and confident on your special day.

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Our 5 favourite Randy Fenoli Dresses for Scottish Brides

Discover our favourite picks from Randy Fenoli’s bridal collection - timeless, romantic, and full of personality. Designed by the star of Say Yes to the Dress and handpicked for Scottish brides.

1. Gentry Luxe

2. Helena

3. Francis

4. Gretchen

5. Fergie

Sparkly & Embellished Wedding Dresses for Winter 2025 Scottish Brides

Top picks for brides that want to shimmer and sparkle their way down the aisle in 2025!

1. Halo

2. Serena

3. Daphne

4. Minnie

5. Glimmer

6. Halle

Why Sparkly, Embellished Dresses Are a Winter Bride’s Best Friend

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Find Your Sparkle in our Scottish Bridal Boutique

When to Start Shopping for Your Dream Wedding Dress: A Brides' Guide

The Wedding Dress Shopping Timeline

Starting the Countdown to Your Wedding Day

Advantages of Early Dress Shopping

Less Stress, More Choices

Time to Personalise Your Look

Plenty of time for fun!

Considerations for Latecomers

Rush Orders: Pros and Cons

Off-the-Peg Dresses: A Last-Minute Savior

Working with Alterations Timelines

Seasonal Considerations

Spring and Summer: Ideal for Lightweight Fabrics

Fall and Winter: Cozy and Elegant Choices

Planning Your Dress around the Weather

Finding Your Style

Silhouettes, Necklines, and Fabrics: What Suits You Best

Exploring Bridal Trends: Timeless vs. Trendy

Consulting with a Bridal Stylist

Tips for a Successful Shopping Experience

Schedule Your Appointments Wisely

Bringing the Right People with You

Understanding Dress Alterations

Key Takeaways

5 questions to ask yourself before you go wedding dress shopping

When it comes to buying a wedding dress, sometimes it can be hard to know where to start. Here's 5 things we recommend asking yourself before you start that all important dress for your dream dress.

1. How much do you want to spend on your dress?

2. What style of dress will you be comfortable in?

3. How will your venue affect your dress?

4. How long until your wedding?

5 places to get wedding dress inspiration from the comfort of your own home

Finding the dress of your dreams is exciting! But it can be overwhelming, with so many options to choose from, where do you start? Here's 4 places you can start searching for inspiration!

1. Instagram

2. Pinterest

3. Bridal Magazines

4. TV Shows

What exactly is a sample dress? Your Guide to the Language of Wedding Dresses

Wedding Dress Boutique Terms

Wedding Dress Materials and Features

Wedding Dress Shapes