Several wedding trends for 2013 are sure to make a big impact, especially in bridal gown selections. Here is a list of a few that caught our attention!
Two-Toned Wedding Gowns
Designers such as Oscar de la Renta have incorporated two colors in their creations, as seen here.
Two-Toned Wedding Gowns
Designers such as Oscar de la Renta have incorporated two colors in their creations, as seen here.
photo via Oscar de la Renta
White represents innocence and purity, while blue symbolizes love. This makes for a dress with symbolic meaning, as well as putting a twist on the traditional white gown.
Wedding Suit
The wedding suit is a perfect alternative for brides who do not want to hassle with a heavy gown. This Carolina Herrera suit is perfect for a casual ceremony, destination wedding, or vow renewal.
Wedding Suit
The wedding suit is a perfect alternative for brides who do not want to hassle with a heavy gown. This Carolina Herrera suit is perfect for a casual ceremony, destination wedding, or vow renewal.
Photo via Martha Stewart Weddings
Peplum Skirts
In the early ‘90s, the peplum skirt was all the rage. It has slowly been making a comeback, but in 2013 the trend will be in full force. Designers like Amsale are incorporating this style more frequently using tulle, satin, lace and silk.
In the early ‘90s, the peplum skirt was all the rage. It has slowly been making a comeback, but in 2013 the trend will be in full force. Designers like Amsale are incorporating this style more frequently using tulle, satin, lace and silk.
Photo via Martha Stewart Weddings
Remember…before choosing your wedding gown make sure you have decided on the type of wedding you plan to have (afternoon wedding, Black-tie, destination wedding, etc.). You certainly don’t want to wear a ball gown to your wedding on the beach.
About the Author
Pam Sparks is an event manager and event specialist for En Vogue Events and is known for her amazing energy and love of designing beautiful wedding themes.
Pam is currently a member of NACE, the National Association of Catering Executives, and serving on the Crystal ICON Awards committee for ISES, the International Special Events Society.
You can connect with her on Twitter!
Pam Sparks is an event manager and event specialist for En Vogue Events and is known for her amazing energy and love of designing beautiful wedding themes.
Pam is currently a member of NACE, the National Association of Catering Executives, and serving on the Crystal ICON Awards committee for ISES, the International Special Events Society.
You can connect with her on Twitter!
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