omething I am seeing quite a lot of in the past year or so is changing dresses from the ceremony to the reception or after dinner for dancing. My bride last weekend did it {with two super stunning gowns} and I caught a re-run of Four Weddings US where 3 of the 4 brides did too!
There are different reasons for wanting to do a dress change on your wedding day.
My own bride last week had a stunning winter coat made {good thing too!} with fur accents for the wedding ceremony and it just wouldn’t have been appropriate for dinner and dancing so she changed in to another fabulous Junko Yoshioka gown that was much lighter {you’ll see them later once the photos come back!}.
I also know of girls who quite simply bought their dream dress early after their engagement thinking that it was ‘the one’ and as they went through their wedding planning process realized that that first gown either didn’t fit their idea any more or simply found another one that they liked. No returns, so they wore both.
Or you could honestly just want the best of both worlds. Elegant and traditional for your ceremony and fun and funky for the party afterwards.
Nothing wrong with that. What you think about it? Would you do it or is it just a money issue?
One way to solve the problem is to buy or have a coverable dress made. When I worked in a Bridal Salon {many many moons ago} we called them dresses with removable trains. Same idea but very functional without having to purchase two dresses.
It seems that they are not super easy to find but here are a few,
I must say that when the Bride and Groom make their grand entrance with the Bride in a new {or converted} gown it makes for a great moment.
Please let me know if you would consider this or what you really think about it.
Annie
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ack to you again today with a few more of the stunning gowns by the fabulous designers that showed as Bridal market New York this week.



















