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While having all your bridesmaids local can make for a more fun wedding planning process, it’s not always possible to work out. When you could use a little help ensuring that all your bridesmaids are able to get dresses that fit for the wedding, we’re here for you.

Trend-watchers predict gray will remain a popular color for bridal accessories and attendant gowns. For a fresh twist, choose a shimmery shade with hints of blue to blend with the cool blues that are another wedding color scheme trend.

We recognize that having a long engagement can provide a false sense of security about how much time you have to make decisions. Since the selection of your bridal gown is one that can take more time than many brides expect, it’s always better to start early.

Were you aware that wedding gowns tend to run small in size? You will probably need a gown that is a size or two larger than you are accustomed to buying.

Remember, buying your wedding gown is supposed to be a fun, once-in-a-lifetime experience, not an algebra mid-term. While it may be frustrating to keep trying on dress after dress that doesn’t look quite right on you, it will all be worth it once you see yourself in the perfect dress.

Did you know that June is the most popular month for weddings? It is followed by August, September, October, and May, respectively.

Don’t dry clean your bridal gown right before the ceremony. You wouldn’t want to risk any mishaps or mistakes. Also, carry a stick of white chalk with you on the day of the ceremony to cover any spots that may get on your gown.

Before going to a bridal shop to try on wedding dresses, it’s a good idea to do a bit of research to narrow down what you are looking for. Things to consider include choices for length, sleeve style, necklines, waistlines, and trains.

If you are small or petite, it’s best to stay away from dropped waist, calf-length, and heavy volume wedding dresses. Better options include a sheath or trumpet style gown or a modified A-line gown, which will makes your lower half appear longer.

We recommend bringing your veil with you on the day you have your hair done, and make sure one of your bridesmaids accompanies you. This is the best way to make sure everything matches, and that at least one in your party knows how the veil (and headpiece) should be placed.

Did you know that up until the 1930s in American culture, wedding dresses reflected the styles of the day (for instance, a flapper style wasn’t uncommon for a 1920s dress)? It wasn’t until later that wedding dresses began to be based on Victorian styles.

When choosing and trying on bridal gowns, it’s generally recommended that you do the fitting in the early part of the day. Bridal shops tend to be less crowded during this time, which means you will have that staff's undivided attention, which can pay dividends.

It can be challenging to find something suitable for the flower girl if your attendants are wearing dramatic or daring dresses. Solve the dilemma; opt for a simple, age-appropriate floor- or tea-length dress accented with a color-matched sash.