Most brides are afraid to break wedding gown rules. They usually stick to white and romantic gowns. They are afraid to go for colored ones or those that break tradition. Thankfully, there is area that a bride can show off her personality. Brides have the choice of picking out whatever shoes they want to wear. They can even go to their weddings wearing trainers or flip-flops. After all, who has to know? The wedding dress will cover things up.

Classic and Romantic – Brides who want to go classic and romantic on their wedding day can wear bejeweled ivory or silver shoes and sandals. This type of wedding footwear is perfect for the bride who want to feel every inch the princess. Depending on the climate and the ceremony location, a bride can go for pumps or open toe sandals.

Quirky – Some brides who long to break wedding tradition can go for non-traditional wedding footwear. They can still wear classic heels and sandals, but they can pump it up by having it in a different color. Some brides go for reds, blues, pinks or greens. The adventurous bride can even go for Ruby Red Mary Janes. Like the ones Dorothy wore. Other brides go for shoes in bright shades and odd prints. Of course, there is always the option to wear trainers, clogs, or sneakers. It is all up to the bride’s personality. After all, it is her wedding day.

Thin brides are not the only ones who have all the fun. On their wedding nights, full figured women should also look their best and sexiest. That can be easily achieved with the right attitude and the right full figured wedding lingerie. Full figured brides looking for wedding night lingerie should pick out their delicates according the degree of support.

SUPPORT – Full figured women are known to be sensually voluptuous. That means that have more décolletage than any skinny girl could ever hope for. The only problem with having a big bust is having enough support. Women should never let their front assets hang down to their bellies. No. When looking for full figured wedding lingerie or any lingerie for that matter, women should always look for those with enough support. Full figured wedding lingerie with built in brassieres and bands are the best picks.

The Eternal Argument: Comfort VS Looks

For full brides that believe in sacrificing comfort for looks, then they can choose to go a bit racy on their wedding night. A tight can’t-barely-breathe corset would do just fine. It not only smoothes out lines and curves, it also plays on the imagination – both yours and your new better half.

Women seeking comfort should go for easy slips that make her look innocent and pure. Slips cover what needs covering while at same time being comfortable enough and giving you enough room to breath.

Celebrity Weddings have always had a big influence of the wedding choices made by everyday women. Weddings like that of Grace Kelly and Princess Diana will forever be associated with the term ‘fairytale’. That is despite the fact that Diana’s marriage did not last or that Kelly’s marriage to the Prince of Monaco was more a marriage of impulse than it was love. Nonetheless, their weddings and their wedding gowns have had an immense effect of the women in that era.

Aside from the princess of decades ago, modern celebrity brides still find that their wedding choices influence many people. Weddings dresses from music beauties like Kelis and Gwen Stefani have made brides consider the idea of wearing a colored wedding gown down the aisle. Sarah Jessica Parker’s bold choice of black also made many people think that there is more to a wedding gown other than white. Burlesque queen Dita Von Teese shocked and awed the bridal world when she wore a radiant purple wedding gown by Vivienne Westwood down the aisle.

Aside from colored Wedding gowns, ‘Romantic’ is also a great wedding look. Influential celebrities who looked every inch the princess are Jessica Simpson and Nicole Kidman. Simpson wore a heavily beaded Vera Wang gown down the aisle. Kidman also wowed her guests when she showed up in a sleek romantic gown when she married Keith Urban.
Celebrities are known for their style and some have said the most important thing is not necesarily the dress, but the bridal lingerie!

A lot of fashion designers are churning out deconstructed wedding dresses. Models walk down the catwalk in tattered and un-hemmed ivory and white creations. They look more like the ‘Bride of Frankenstein’ instead of Grace Kelly. It’s a trend that is spreading among young designers in the fashion world. However, whether or not a bride will want to wear it is another question.

The trend of the deconstructed wedding dress can be seen in all of the major fashion capitals in the world. Paris, Milan, New York and London are all showing their version of this dress. They are more common among young and daring designers than they are in the runways of established classic greats.

This type of wedding dress is also seen in the Runways of Prague and Sao Paulo. Japan – a country known for their ‘street style’ has welcomed the Deconstructed wedding dress with open arms. The trend also resonates throughout Southeast Asia and in Australia.

The deconstructed wedding dress may be considered ‘Ces’t magnific’ and ‘revolutionary’ on the runway – but do not expect brides to be wearing them with their white wedding lingerie down the aisle. It’s one of those trends that may never make it past the catwalk. Although, there may be a handful daring brides who would choose to wear this trend.