Hear The Bells....

First, and foremost I want to appologize for the lack of postage. My blogger was being ass, and wouldn't let me post for a while. Also, thanks to Parsons Prodigies. The special mention was greatly appreciated, and you should check out her blog.

Since the young days when we were little girls we all dreamt about our wedding and our perfect wedding dress. When I flip through those bridal magazines, 99% of the dresses are so fugly, they make me laugh. So I thought I would share my ideas on what an ideal dress should look like.

For those of you who appreciate the simple things in life, this dress is perfect. There's no big bows, it doesn't have a circumference of six feet, but yet reaches the goal of being simple and beautiful.

This is a Mary L Couture Shirred Bodice Dress. I like the trio of twisted charmeuse loops that become into the open back and a soft train.




This is a dress that is more detailed and much more 'ouu la la.' I have a feeling that my friends aren't going to really like this because of the pick-up skirt, but I really like dresses like this (when done right) When I get married in many years from now, I would like my dress to be strapless. I think this dress is the perfect balance of elegant without being over the top, because it is quite detailed, but the train is 10 feet long, it's actually not that long.

This is an Oleg Cassini bridal dress, $1 000.

I really, really like this dress. It's girly and gorgeous. I can see more of a younger bride wearing this, and like summer wedding. I know it doesn't seem like a wedding dress, but if you added the veil, the gloves, the bouquet, and the rest of the diddle da dle, it will look as wedding-ish as it should be.

This is a Vera Wang dress.

As far as accesories go, I really dislike tiaras and a big gawdy jewelry. I really like diamonds though and pearls, then again who doesn't. But only in moderation, not too much. I really like white, silk gloves, probably because we don't ever get to wear them, and our wedding is a good excuse. Though I hate fingerless gloves or lace gloves (too madonna) As far as shoes goes, they just need to be white or silver and well, fabulous.
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