You definitely dream of being indescribably beautiful at your own wedding. And you have often imagined how you walk around salons, try on different looks and look happily in the mirror.
Alas, but in reality, choosing a dress is not so simple and joyful. And the confusion and abundance of emotions in the head of the newly-made bride often prevent her from calming down and concentrating. As a result, you can spend weeks or even months looking for “the one”, and in the end, take “it’s okay as is”, because there is no strength left.
Mistake #1: Obsession
If you are not a stylist, be sure to consult a consultant about the style of the dress. Many brides have been imagining their wedding dress in their heads since childhood and have been faithful to it for many years. But at the right moment, it turns out that this particular dress does not flatter the figure at all.
Therefore, give more space for choice and do not discard in advance everything that has not appeared in the dreams of a little girl. Believe me, sometimes dresses that we do not look at on a hanger can play so much on the body that you do not want to take them off! And trust the opinion of professionals more. It is in their interests to make your image impeccable.
Mistake #2: After the proposal
Right away to the salons
We understand the girls perfectly: as soon as you say the cherished “yes” – you want to quickly try on the whole wedding look and start organizing the perfect “best day”.
But wait. Give yourself some time to catch your breath, recover from the immense happiness and put your thoughts in order. As soon as the storm of emotions subsides, wait a little longer. There are several reasons for such unhurriedness.
Mistake #3: Everything on the last day
In an attempt to avoid the previous mistake, you shouldn’t go to the opposite extreme and wait for the very last moment. And there are several reasons for this.
First: the closer the wedding is, the more nervous the bride becomes. And the more nervous the bride is, the higher the risk of falling out with the sellers of all the city’s salons and not finding the right dress.
Second: “That very dress” will most likely need to be custom-made to fit your figure. This happens often. And sewing takes several months, especially during the peak season. Therefore, think about this in advance and leave a little more time in reserve for alterations and improvements, so as not to agree to compromises and end up with the perfect outfit.