“There are no real changes in what women are buying. Brides are going to have what they want and they’re going to spend the money (on the wedding dress) … they are cutting costs where it won’t show,” said Joy McFarland, owner of Grissom’s Bridal. According to The Wedding Report, the average cost of a wedding dress fell about 5 percent last year. In the coming year, brides are expected to spend an average of $1,287 dollars on a wedding dress, up slightly from $1,266 in 2007.
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Before you grab your girlfriends or your new fiancé and head out to be immersed in everything wedding, check out these expert pointers on how to maximize your experience at the bridal show:
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Choosing the right hairstyle for your dream wedding day isn’t rocket science, so why is it difficult? You want to look like you like a princess, but you need a little bit of help and here we’ve outlined all you need to know for that dream bridal hairstyle.
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Brides shouldn’t be afraid to have some fun with color and accessories in the coming year. While versions of white are always best for the wedding gown, selecting a bold accent color for the wedding party can add a real spark to those wedding photos.
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Melania Trump did it. So did rock star Avril Lavigne, with designs by Vera Wang. Now, some regular women are following suit, deciding that one dress isn’t enough for their wedding day. They want princess-like ball gowns as well as sexier sheaths for the party that they can dance in.
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