Informal Wedding Dress Designs

There is a new variety of even more casual bridal wear types on the market - notably while in the spring and summer - so that you can feel relaxed, at ease and beautiful in your big day. For lots of gals, wearing a spectacular bridal dress would be the emphasize of their year - for some individuals, the very thought of formal bridal wear means they a tiny little uncomfortable. Therefore traditional wedding gowns and ball gowns really aren't your personal style then don't worry, there are plenty of other, more typical designs available - in both wedding boutiques or even on the high street.




A few designs to take into account include:



Blouson - loose and floaty, blouson models are gathered in a waist or just below for a flattering and summery look. Usually made of fine or sheer materials, you will often find blouson models manufactured from delicate and feminine prints. Go for pastel or muted colours and dress up with sparkling jewellery and a sleek hair do.



Drop Waist - drop waist gowns can lengthen our body by placing the waist at the hip area, with either a fitted or loose bodice above - usually with detailing on the skirt. Such type of bridal gown can suit both classic and typical brides, and is a great modern style. Available in a massive range of kinds and fabrics, such type of bridal gowns can look as formal or as traditional as you like.





Grecian - draping and luxurious, Grecian bridal dresses are comfortable and suit most body shapes. Best in silky and smooth fabrics, Grecian dresses are usually floor-length with detailing around the strap/neckline area. For a contemporary look, go for asymmetrical straps and a bold colour. Perfect with flat sandals or bare feet and loose, curled hair.



Mini - show off your legs and make your fiance's jaw hit the floor! A mini dress can be any style suits you - skin-tight, loose and flowing or which has a bubble hem. Select classic white or ivory with delicate detailing for a more formal look, or leave tradition and go for a wholly distinct colour. On account of your dress is, well, mini, you could maximise on accessories instead! And because you'll be showing off your shoes, make sure you choose various stunners.



Tea-length - these wedding dresses stop just above the ankle and often hark back to the 50s with wide, full skirts. Bouncy, fun and fashionable, tea-length designer wedding dresses are very popular at the moment. Beautiful with a sweetheart neckline and lots of retro accessories.



Vintage - choose your favourite era and play dress up! From elegant lacy 20s style to the glamorous golden era of the 30s and 40s, from the rock and roll 50s to the psychadelic 60s and 70s, or even go all Wedding Singer and go for neon 80s style - it's up to you.



Two-piece - A skirt and top combo can be quite a lovely solution to the standard wedding gown. Mix and match together with favourite colours, fabrics and styles to create your own signature look.




Dress/Trouser Suits - Additionally seen at registry office weddings, a dress or trouser suit is yet another way of stepping away from the traditional bridal dress. There are several styles and colours to choose from, on and off the high street. Though we would advise buying the best you can afford, and consulting a seamstress or tailor to get a perfect fit - not all suits are created equal!



Whatever style of wedding outfit you select, make sure it reflects your personality, your style and most of all that you feel absolutely comfortable in it. Beyond that, the specifics are up to you!If you are looking for casual wedding dresses for your wedding, then you can take a look at our wedding dress shop online.