Glamorous not Gaudy beaded wedding dresses

These beaded gowns (on right) are designed by our team of dexterous professionals. Advanced stitching tools are used in making these gowns in order to ensure their flawless quality and attractive look. These Beaded Bridal Gowns are designed as per the prevailing fashion trends of the market.

Features :

Smooth texture

Made as per the latest fashion trends

Excellent craftsmanship

Attention to detail

Elite and stylish

Color-fast material

Perfect signature fit

Comfortable to wear

Breathtaking style

Lace, satin, tulle – bridal fashion decisions galore. What’s a wedding dress shopping bride-to-be to do when the options for wedding gowns are practically endless, from a-line to empire (and lovely fit-and-flare), and are accompanied by any number of beautiful details? We think it’s simple: consider beaded and bejeweled gowns, a particularly lovely trend. In our hunt to discover a few lovelies to spark your all-dressed-in-white imagination we began, as one might expect, with a beloved source of fashion inspiration (Hot Items, of course!) – but the search didn’t stop there. The fruits of our labor – and details upon details worth a good swoon – are sweetly displayed to the right.

When a dress has a signature style woven into even the tiniest of details, it makes for the most amazing wedding day look. I’m talking about the lovely beadwork that will have your guests staring closely at your wedding dress to admire the art of it all. We can’t think of a better way to incorporate such fantastic beading than with well-crafted gowns.

Frequent Customer Question: What should a bride know before starting her online search (i.e. measurements, the type of shoe she will be wearing, etc.)?

Lynn: The first thing a bride should know is what type of style she is going for on her wedding day. The dress can really set the tone and mood for the entire wedding day and should coordinate appropriately. For example, if she is having an outdoor garden wedding, then a tea-length dress would be sweet. However, if the wedding is inside a formal hotel ballroom, then she might be better suited in a full-length gown. Of course, nothing is set in stone, and some rules are meant to be broken.

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Tip of the day - Send one invitation per:

Parents

Each attendant

Clergy/Officiate and spouse

Family with children under 18

Couple (married or living together)

Generally, each child 18 or older (still living at home)

Single guest

Significant other of single guest—​not living together

How to Buy a Wedding Dress Online

Research the type of dress you want. Know what you’re looking for before you start looking for dresses for sale, but don’t have your heart set on something really specific.

How to determine which gown will fit and flatter you best.

If You're Pear-Shaped Look for: A skirt that gradually flares out in an A formation from the natural waist to the floor, highlighting the narrowness of the midsection and floating away from the hips and thighs. (Sturdier fabrics, such as duchesse satin and taffeta, are especially effective, since they won't cling.) A spaghetti-strap bodice or a V neckline will also showcase a more slender upper body.

Keep in mind: A classic A-line silhouette lends itself to formal weddings, but it can also be dressed down when made from a more casual fabric, like eyelet lace or raw-silk shantung.

Here’s a quick and easy guide to breakdown the various wedding gown silhouettes!

Ballgown: The “fairy tale” dress, with a fitted bodice, flairs at the waist with a full skirt. Ideal for most body types but looks great on pears, since it hides the lower body. Not good for petites; the skirt can be overwhelming on a small frame.

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A-Line: Fitted bodice through the waist and flows out to the ground, resembling the outline of an uppercase "A." Ideal for all body types.

Modified A-Line: Fitted on the bodice and hips and gradually flares to the hem, forming an “A” shape. The skirt of a modified A-line dress fits closer to the body than a traditional A-line. Ideal for all body types.

Trumpet: Fitted through the body and flairs mid-thigh. The cut is between a modified a-line and a mermaid cut. Ideal for frames with small waists, such as the hourglass, banana, and petites. Not good for pears and apples, as it accentuates stomach and hip area.

Mermaid: Fitted on the body from the chest to the knee, then flares out close to the knee. Ideal for slender frames and hourglass body types who are willing to show off their curves. Not good for apples and plus size body types.

Sheath: Narrow shape that flows straight down from the neckline to the hem. Ideal for lean frames, such as petites and bananas. Also good on hourglasses who are willing to show off their curves. Not good for pears; sheaths will accentuate extra inches and can be unflattering.

Tea-Length: Skirt falls in between the ankle and the knee. Ideal for all body types.

Mini: Skirt falls above the knee. Not good for plus sizes.