Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches

If you are in the beginning stages of finding your wedding dress, being familiar with different wedding dress styles and silhouettes can help you decide on your favorite look. In our blog over the past few weeks, we have been broken down several silhouette styles and this week, our bridal store in South Florida we would like to feature the fit and flare silhouette!  Fit and Flare The fit and flare silhouettes allow you to show off your curves while still giving you a flowy skirt at the bottom. It is fitted down through the body, but flares out around mid-thigh. Rashida Wedding Dress Style Number: 2086  Shown in ivory/champagne/nude, this sleeveless Rashida designer wedding dress features crystal beaded, embroidered appliqués on an intricately designed tulle and lace gown. Available in white/white, ivory/ivory, and ivory/champagne/nude, the v-neckline complements the fit and flare silhouette of this designer wedding dress. The buttons along the back of the dress compl...

With so many dress styles to choose from, you may be wondering how to decide which style is best for you. If you're recently engaged and in the beginning stages of looking at wedding dress styles, you may not be familiar with the different silhouette styles. Each week, our Bridal Boutique in the Palm Beaches features a different silhouette in our blog to help our brides get a better idea of what styles they like. This week, we would like to feature the popular mermaid dress silhouette Mermaid Silhouette  This is very similar to the trumpet style, but the skirt flare happens a bit lower, at the knee. It is sometimes also referred to as a fit-and-flare. It will enhance an hourglass shape. Sinead Wedding Dress Style Number: 2121 Our sultry Sinead wedding gown features a form-fitting satin mermaid silhouette accented with moonstone and pearl beaded straps. Frosted alençon lace appliqués and wide hemline lace edging with sheer, cut-away train complete the look. Rubina Weddi...

Shopping for your wedding dress is one of the most exciting parts of wedding planning! When you book your appointment with us at our Bridal Boutique in South Florida, we work hard to find the perfect dress that not only matches your style preferences but also a dress that is flattering. If you're not sure what your ideal dress style is, Bridal Couture is here to help! Last week in our blog we started a blog series describing silhouette styles. This week, we are featuring the A-Line silhouette - read on to learn more about this dress style! A-Line Silhouette  For a little less bounce, but still a full, beautiful skirt, there is the A-line silhouette. You get the fitted bodice, and the skirt gradually flows out from the waist, resembling the shape of an upper case letter "A." This shape can be a little easier to move around in than the ball gown. Robin Wedding Dress STYLE NUMBER: 2089 The Robin designer wedding dress by Morilee features a v-neckline with an a-line, b...

When it comes time to shop for your wedding dress in South Florida , you may be surprised by the vast amount of wedding dress styles available to choose from. Before you make your appointment to try on dresses, looking at photos of dress styles you like is a great way to get a good idea of the styles you like. However, when you come in for your appointment, you may not be familiar with the silhouette styles, making it hard to convey the styles you love. In an effort to help our bride's before they come in, Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches is starting a blog series describing each silhouette style and examples of each. This week, we are featuring the ball gown silhouette! Ball Gown Silhouette Straight out of a classic fairy tale, the ball gown is generally thought of as what a princess would wear. It is a timeless look that will always be in style. Ball gowns have a fitted bodice with a full skirt that flares out at the waist. These dresses seem to float ethereally down the ai...

If you have been researching and looking for the perfect wedding dress style, you more than likely already have a general style in mind that you like. If you've spent hours on Pinterest, you probably have the perfect dress style in mind but being able to convey exactly what you are looking for during your appointment at our South Florida Bridal Boutique may be a challenge if you're not familiar with popular wedding dress shapes. That's why today, Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches has a list of popular dress styles. Ball Gown Straight out of a classic fairy tale, the ball gown is generally thought of as what a princess would wear. It is a timeless look that will always be in style. Ball gowns have a fitted bodice with a full skirt that flares out at the waist. These dresses seem to float ethereally down the aisle. A-line For a little less bounce, but still a full, beautiful skirt, there is the A-line silhouette. You get the fitted bodice, and the skirt gradually...

It's easy to figure out which bridal fashions you like when you see photos of them, but if you are trying to describe a dress, it can be difficult to convey exactly what you you have in mind. Knowing some terms used to describe them can be extremely helpful. Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches has listed the more popular bridal gown shapes below. You can find all of these at our South Florida wedding dress store .  Ball Gown Straight out of a classic fairy tale, the ball gown is generally thought of as what a princess would wear. It is a timeless look that will always be in style. Ball gowns have a fitted bodice with a full skirt that flares out at the waist. These dresses seem to float ethereally down the aisle.  A-line For a little less bounce, but still a full, beautiful skirt, there is the A-line silhouette. You get the fitted bodice, and the skirt gradually flows out from the waist, resembling the shape of an upper case letter "A." This shape can be ...