Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches

Finding the perfect wedding day look starts with the perfect wedding dress! While your bridal gown is certainly the star of your wedding day look, it's important to not overlook wedding dress accessories! Adding a few wedding dress accessories to personalize your wedding day fashion can take your look from stunning to truly spectacular! We have an exquisite collection of bridal accessories at our bridal boutique in South Florida ! Read on to find out a few bridal accessories to add to your wedding day look. Headpieces & Veils As queen for the day at your wedding, this is one of the few times in your life that you can easily get away with wearing a tiara. That is not your only choice for an elegant headpiece though. There are headbands, flowers, combs, and more in many different styles. They work beautifully with a veil, but also stand out wonderfully on their own. We carry the timeless bridal accessories from The Berger Collection and Accessories by Mon Cheri. They offer t...

Trying to plan a wedding can be stressful for many brides. From picking out wedding colors, finding all your vendors, making a guest list etc... To top off the stress associated with wedding planning, you have to figure out who will be paying for your wedding. Considering the average wedding cost is over  $30,000 according to Business Insider , it's important to have this conversation earlier than later. Today, our Bridal Boutique in Royal Palm Beach has a suggested breakdown of who pays for what. Of course, everyone's situation is different and will likely need to be tweaked a bit, we hope you find our list helpful for creating your own wedding budget. Planning Your Wedding Budget Most people are familiar with the tradition of the groom's family paying for the rehearsal dinner and the bride's family paying for the ceremony and reception (which typically equates to "everything else"). While some families still follow this age-old tradition, many mode...

The process of finding your wedding dress in West Palm Beach is a fun and exciting experience as you find the perfect look for one of the most memorable days of your life. Our Bridal Boutique in South Florida carries wedding gowns by top designers including Morilee, Fiore Couture, and MGNY Madeline Gardner New York. If you are thinking about making an appointment with us you probably have a few questions regarding your Bridal Session. Find our Frequently Asked Questions below! Do I need to have a scheduled time to view your collection of bridal gowns? Time is precious and so is your bridal gown. We encourage you to schedule a time that will enable you to have undivided attention and the full resources of the boutique without distractions. How much time is allotted per appointed session? Presently one hour per session is the target. Arriving on time is important to ensure you’re not short on time. What do I need to bring to my session? We welcome you to bring...

After the ring is on your finger you get whisked into a whole new world of charmeuse fabric and bustles. Your wedding gown will feel like one of the first and biggest decisions that you’ll make about your wedding day - and rightly so. When choosing a bridal gown in Palm Beach, you’ll want to consider material, length, and how it matches your theme. From the silhouettes and designs to the materials and cuts, there are lists of lingo that can seem overwhelming. Your local bridal boutique in Palm Beach is here to help. Over the next few months, we’ll tackle a few terms that will be helpful while wedding dress shopping in Florida ! The Silhouettes A-Line This dress is narrow at the bodice with vertical seams that flow down to a skirt that is slightly flared out. Asymmetrical The bottom of the skirt, as well as layers of fabric making up the skirt, is cut diagonally. Ball Gown This princess style has a fitted bodice that comes in at the waist and then flairs out to a full, fl...

Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches is back with a Part Two of our travel back in time. Last week, we rediscovered the bridal fashions of years past and found trends that have carried on through today. Your favorite Florida bridal salon is always on top of the latest trends, but today we’re taking it back to revisit the fifties fashion and beyond. 1950s American actresses Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly set the tone for wedding gowns in this decade. Sweetheart necklines made their debut, and ballerina-length dresses became more and more popular. Full, tiered skirts and fitted, cinched bodices gave an illusion to the women’s bodies. This was the first time that strapless gowns made their appearance, although coordinating bolero jackets were often worn for the actual ceremony. 1960s The 1910s empire waistline resurged in the ‘60s. Pillbox hats were also worn with short, voluminous veils spilling over. Necklines remained high and modest, often incorporating a cap sleeve....

Every bride wants their wedding to go off without a hitch. Are you a superstitious bride? If so, you might want to brush up on some of these superstitions revolving around the jewelry you choose to wear on your wedding day. 1. Wearing Pearls on Your Wedding Day is Unlucky.  Pearls are believed to represent a bride's tears. Many cultures believe that pearls worn at a wedding hold future tears, which the bride will shed during an unhappy marriage. However, some cultures have a more positive outlook on those tears. They predict that the pearls will take the place of the bride's real tears, as there will be no need to cry during her happy marriage. If you're a superstitious person, you might want to just skip the pearls and wear something different just in case. 2. Wedding Jewelry Should Only Be Borrowed from Those with a Happy Marriage.  Many brides choose to borrow jewelry from a family member or friend to wear on their wedding day. Whether you're borrowing it...

Join us at Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches July 13th-15th for a special Bridal Trunk Show featuring Morilee's Fall 2018 Bridal Collection! Brides can check out the new collection before it hits bridal stores nationwide, and have the one-on-one attention of our bridal consultant to help find what may be the gown of your dreams! This trunk show is by appointment only, so be sure to schedule an appointment today by calling 561-793-4633. Bridal Trunk Show Details  For only one weekend in July, we will have the entire Morilee Fall 2018 Bridal Collection at our store for trying on and ordering - with discounts! WHO: Brides-to-Be that still need to find the perfect dress for their special day.  WHAT: An early sneak-peek at the Brand New Collection of Morilee Wedding Gowns!  WHERE: Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches - the BEST bridal salon in Royal Palm Beach WHEN: Friday, July 13 - Sunday, July 15  WHY: Because we just have to share this stunning new colle...

With the help of Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches , you've found your dream wedding dress! The wedding, however, is still months away. You want to ensure your dress stays safe and in tip-top shape for the big day. Today's blog from the best bridal salon in Royal Palm Beach, Florida  offers tips for caring for your dress, from how to store it and transport it to caring for it during the wedding. Storing Your Wedding Dress The best place to store your wedding dress is in a cool, dry place. A climate-controlled environment is very important when it comes to protecting your wedding gown. You want to avoid large swings in temperature and high humidity. Both can cause premature aging in lace and other delicate fabrics. Light tends to cause discoloration in fabrics, so be sure to keep your dress in a dimly lit or dark space, avoiding any harsh light. You probably want to avoid hanging it in a closet that is used daily. However, if you store it in the basement, you'll want...

Your wedding is quickly approaching. You have the date set and the venue selected, now it's time to start thinking about the decorations. Whether you're trying to save money on your wedding decorations or you just love crafting, we've got some easy DIY decoration ideas for you! 1. Ribbon Tied Photo Backdrop.  Create a photo backdrop by tying colorful ribbon to a dowel rod. Use wrapped wire ties, as it's faster than knotting the ribbon and it allows the ribbon to drape more neatly. Then hang up the rod and voila, you have an easy DIY photo backdrop. Ribbon can also be used for other decorations, such as tying it to the back of boring chairs to dress them up! 2. Custom Chalkboard Signs.  Grab a giant chalkboard, some colorful chalk and scribble away! You can use a chalkboard sign for just about anything you want to share with your guests. Get your guests excited for what's on the menu by writing it on the board. Tell them where to sit by writing it on ...