Two special items of bridal attire are often purchased quickly,
and with less consideration for style and comfort than for price
and for necessity: Bridal millinery and bridal shoes. Both play
an important part in your day, although in quite different ways.
Take special care in choosing your headpiece and veil
- they frame your face. Well designed bridal millinery forms the
background for your romantic wedding portraits, so you want it
to look perfect and fit comfortably.
A bridal milliner will design head-wear that not only enhances
your face, and fits your hairstyle, but compliments your gown
in every way. Custom designed millinery is usually no more expensive
than ready-made and does not have to be ordered months in advance.
Choose pearls, sequins, beads, lace bows, or a smart bridal hat.
A milliner is like a hair stylist - he or she creates the style
especially for you!
Now, let's talk about shoes - they must be comfortable
for standing, walking and dancing. Break them in at home on a
carpeted floor.
Choose fabric shoes that compliment your gown and those of your
attendants - even lace is available and can be dyed to match the
dress they will be worn with - the bride's shoes are dyed to the
white or ivory of her gown.
Attendants should wear the same heel heights, if possible (not
too high - it's difficult to walk naturally). Take your shoes
to all fittings hemlines are measured up from the floor when you
are wearing your shoes.
It's worth repeating: buy for comfort, even if it costs a little
more!
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