A wedding dress may look beautiful before you try, and is a different story when you try it on. Getting the perfect wedding dress is one of the most exciting aspects of your wedding planning and also the most crucial time to choose. You should have to keep in mind that it has little to do with dress and more with dress fitting.

You should select your the dress according to your body shape. While selecting dress style, you must consider the sleeves, silhouette, neckline, and bodice etc. Here are tips to consider for a perfect wedding dress style.

1.Wedding Dress Sleeves:

Spaghetti Straps: Thin spaghetti straps with no sleeves.,Its modern style makes it favorite of most modern brides. Skinny straps are designed to show off the bride’s arms and her shoulders.

3/4 Sleeves: A classic, end between the elbow and wrist, style refers more to sleeve length than to the actual design of the sleeves and is a perfect option for brides who want a ladylike and classic look.

2.The Wedding Dress Neckline:

Off-the-Shoulder: As the name represents, the top of the shoulders are bare and are flatter in design that can draw attention to the bride’s neck and shoulders. If you are planing to show off your shoulders and your collarbones this will be the perfect neckline . This is a universally .


Sweetheart: The sweetheart neckline, is shaped like the top half of a heart. It is typically strapless and emphasizes the cleavage.


Portrait: A very wide scoop from the tip of one shoulder to the tip of the other.The portrait neckline has fabric that covers the bride’s shoulders and is the perfect neckline to show off the neck and the collarbones while masking the bride’s upper arms.


3.Wedding Dress Bodice:

Empire: These styles are perfect for petite brides. The bodice style typically ends right under the bride’s bust, with the skirt flows softly underneath.

Halter: More than just a neckline, the halter bodice is a sleeveless bodice that wraps around you neck, normally backless.

4.The Silhouette

Mermaid: The mermaid dress shape has a form-fitting bodice with a sheath-like skirt that clings up to the knees, where the skirt then flares gently to create a mermaid silhouette.

Ball Gowns - Another dress shape fit for royalty, the ball gown has a fitted bodice with a poufy skirt usually made from layers and layers of tulle supported by a hoop under the skirt. These gowns normally quite formal, reminding you of Cinderella. The bodice is fitted with a very full skirt.

Sheath - The sheath lightly skims the bride’s figure, creating a lovely, fitted look. The straight design is form-fitting and doesn't allow for many body flaws.