Last February 14, BHLDN launched its online store that features one-of-a-kind wedding dresses, shoes and accessories. Catering to brides who want to stand out, each dress from BHLDN is sure to captivate anyone. See for yourself:
here.
If you're thinking of going vintage or anthropologie-style or just want to have a unique wedding dress that will surely make your guests (and groom) go "ooh" and "ahh," drop by BHLDN and for sure, there's something that you'll fall in love with.
Showing posts with label short. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Monday, May 18, 2009
Wedding gowns: Short dresses
My colleague is having her civil wedding next month. She was looking for ideas of what to wear for that special day. Of course, that meant no princess-like long-train gowns for her (what with the small space in the judge's office) so this brought about the idea of finding some short dresses that she could wear.
The "little white dress" may be worn on such similar occasions or for destination or outdoor weddings, where dragging a train would be such a bane while walking on, say, the beach. Brides having a more informal wedding may opt to wear a knee-length white dress or a cute dress which hemline falls just above the knee. Short wedding dresses also saves you time, effort and money for a separate reception dress. It's like a 2-in-1 look.
While browsing the Net, I found some dresses that you could wear for an informal, outdoor or destination wedding. Just remember to pick the right accessories for your look; for example, short veils like the birdcage complement your short wedding dress (if you're going for a more vintage look). Another tip: you can also look for similar dresses in sites offering cocktail or prom dresses. They have cute selections over there, too.

Top row, from left: Style 2005 from AlfredAngelo.com; Diane von Furstenberg 'Hippolyte' Crochet Lace Dress from Nordstrom.com; Style 1366 from EdenBridals.com.
Bottom row: from left: Style 19112 from MonCheriBridals.com; Cancun from Watters.com; Style DR161 from DemetriosBride.com.
The "little white dress" may be worn on such similar occasions or for destination or outdoor weddings, where dragging a train would be such a bane while walking on, say, the beach. Brides having a more informal wedding may opt to wear a knee-length white dress or a cute dress which hemline falls just above the knee. Short wedding dresses also saves you time, effort and money for a separate reception dress. It's like a 2-in-1 look.
While browsing the Net, I found some dresses that you could wear for an informal, outdoor or destination wedding. Just remember to pick the right accessories for your look; for example, short veils like the birdcage complement your short wedding dress (if you're going for a more vintage look). Another tip: you can also look for similar dresses in sites offering cocktail or prom dresses. They have cute selections over there, too.

Top row, from left: Style 2005 from AlfredAngelo.com; Diane von Furstenberg 'Hippolyte' Crochet Lace Dress from Nordstrom.com; Style 1366 from EdenBridals.com.
Bottom row: from left: Style 19112 from MonCheriBridals.com; Cancun from Watters.com; Style DR161 from DemetriosBride.com.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Wedding hairstyles
As they say, the hair is the crowning glory. And for brides, it's not just the look of the gown that makes them the center of attention. The hairstyle does, too. The way you wear your hair on your special day enhances your facial features and makes you radiate even more -- even under your veil.
I believe aside from the shape of your face, your hairstyle should also complement your wedding dress. Brides wearing strapless gowns can wear their hair down, while those with intricate necklines should have an updo so that the details of the gown won't be covered.
Most brides I've seen tied their hair into a neat bun. A simple look made more classy with accessories like tiaras, hairpins, or hair vines. Other brides like it worn down, styled with some waves for a bit of volume. As for me, I wore an updo to match my halter-neck wedding gown. Plus it can get pretty hot up at the altar.
Anyways, for today's inspiration, I looked for bridal hairstyles over the Net. I collated possible hairstyles for short to mid-length to long hair, from straight to wavy to curly. Hope you like it!
1st row, from left: Mid-length hair with white flowers from WeddingHairstylesDen.com; Low ponytail from InStyleWeddings.com; Modern beehive updo from OneWed.com; Curls with headpiece from ContemporaryBride.com.
2nd row, from left: Tight curls with pearl headband from Brides.com; Messy updo from OneWed.com; Clean Sweep half updo from InStyleWeddings.com; Short hair with clip from WeddingHair.com.
3rd row, from left: Wedding Hair Two Ways half updo from TheKnot.com; Freshwater pearl/crystal headband worn on short hair from ReneeRivera.com; All Straight hairstyle from OneWed.com; Sexy Updo with tiara from Brides.com.
I believe aside from the shape of your face, your hairstyle should also complement your wedding dress. Brides wearing strapless gowns can wear their hair down, while those with intricate necklines should have an updo so that the details of the gown won't be covered.
Most brides I've seen tied their hair into a neat bun. A simple look made more classy with accessories like tiaras, hairpins, or hair vines. Other brides like it worn down, styled with some waves for a bit of volume. As for me, I wore an updo to match my halter-neck wedding gown. Plus it can get pretty hot up at the altar.
Anyways, for today's inspiration, I looked for bridal hairstyles over the Net. I collated possible hairstyles for short to mid-length to long hair, from straight to wavy to curly. Hope you like it!

2nd row, from left: Tight curls with pearl headband from Brides.com; Messy updo from OneWed.com; Clean Sweep half updo from InStyleWeddings.com; Short hair with clip from WeddingHair.com.
3rd row, from left: Wedding Hair Two Ways half updo from TheKnot.com; Freshwater pearl/crystal headband worn on short hair from ReneeRivera.com; All Straight hairstyle from OneWed.com; Sexy Updo with tiara from Brides.com.
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