Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches

When planning a wedding, one of the most important decisions you'll need to make early on is the location in which you will host the event. Do you want your special day to take place in your hometown, his hometown or another destination? There are pros and cons to both a hometown or destination wedding. Today's blog from our South Florida bridal boutique discusses some considerations to keep in mind when weighing your options. 1. The Guest List. The first consideration you should have when choosing between a hometown wedding or a destination wedding is the guest list. If you want a big wedding with a couple hundred people in attendance, then a hometown wedding is going to be your best option. Destination weddings mean people have to travel, and that could easily deter people from attending. If you want a small, intimate gathering of just family and close friends, a destination wedding is great because then you have an excuse for not inviting as many people. Think about wh

When choosing a wedding dress, there are many aspects of a gown you'll want to consider. The neckline is one piece you'll want to pay particular attention to. Different necklines work well with different body types and each one offers a unique look that you'll want to make sure fits your personality and style. Our South Florida bridal salon is here to help you find the perfect dress, with the perfect neckline for you! 1. Sweetheart Both feminine and romantic, the sweetheart neckline is a popular choice for wedding gowns. This neckline closely follows the contours of the bust, and is known for looking like the top of heart. The look can be complete with or without straps. The sweetheart neckline is a great choice for those brides with an average bust size. Those with a large bust may find the sweetheart neckline too revealing, while those with a small bust could have a difficult time with the fit. We have a wide variety of sweetheart necklines available at Bridal Coutu

Your wedding day is one of the most special days of your life, and you want it to be perfect. From the dress to food, you have a lot of decisions to make. One of the first wedding planning tasks to take on is choosing the perfect venue. Today's blog from your favorite bridal shop in South Florida offers a few tips to help you choose the perfect venue. 1. What Location Works the Best?  The first step in choosing a venue is determining the location. Do you want to get married in your hometown? Are you considering a destination wedding? Keep in mind how far your guests will have to travel. Depending on the location you choose, some guests may not be able to attend. Make sure to choose a location that makes you and your fiance happy, and also allows for all your favorite people to attend. 2. Do You Want the Wedding to be Indoors or Outdoors?  Next, you'll want to choose if the ceremony will be indoors or outdoors. The time of year you want to host the wedding will be a d

You're newly engaged, let the wedding planning begin! This is a very exciting time for any bride-to-be. Often times brides get caught up with doing the things they like the most first instead of what makes the most sense. To get you started, Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches put together a list of tips to help you prioritize your wedding planning tasks. 1. Start with a Budget.  While the venue, food and photography might be the top things on your mind after your engagement, it's important to start with a budget. Sit down with your fiance and determine how much you are willing and able to spend on this event. Knowing what you have to work with will make the rest of the planning happen a lot more smoothly. You will also want to make a list of the top three aspects of your wedding that are the most important, that you might splurge a little on. At this point, you might consider hiring a wedding planning to help with the rest of the process. 2. Move on to the Venue and

You've got the ring, you've set the date and now it's time to start the wedding dress shopping! With so many gorgeous dresses and styles out there, how do you choose where to start? Today's blog focuses on several of our favorite styles that you will find at our bridal salon in Royal Palm Beach . A-Line Dresses A style that looks good on everyone, the A-Line style dress fits to the waist and then flows down to the ground in the shape of an uppercase "A". Take a look at several of our a-line style wedding dresses from Morilee: Mollie Wedding Dress Diamante and crystal beaded embroidery adorn the bodice of this silk chiffon wedding dress. Morgan Wedding Dress This classic a-line wedding dress features lace and medallion details on tulle, with crystal beaded trim. The stunning scalloped hemline adds a touch of romance. The deep V back is accented with covered button detail.  Ball Gowns Who doesn't want to look like a princess on the