4 Wedding Dress Tips For Brides-to-Be (From Vera Wang!) AS SEEN IN GLAMOUR WEDDINGS!

If you looked up "glamorous bridal gown" in a dictionary, it would make sense to see Vera Wang's face there. The designer is virtually synonymous with wedding dress perfection—and today, she's here to share a few important tips for you, my dears...

1. Be true to your own style. A wedding dress is about self-expression. The most important thing is to wear something that makes you feel beautiful.

2. When you choose a gown, make sure it is really who you are. If you normally dress conservatively, your wedding is not the time to try something risqué. You want to be comfortable in your appearance.

3. The happiest brides are the brides that play up their attributes and minimize anything they perceive as a fault. The dress should feel as good as it looks.

4. If you are going to let the dress guide everything, then plan the entire wedding around the dress. But if you have a venue you specifically love, then the wedding must be geared to the venue. You really have to choose which path and what you are going to be guided by.

(As seen in Glamour Weddings by Jenny Feldman)

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http://www.glamour.com/weddings/blogs/save-the-date/2010/03/4-wedding-dress-tips-just-for.html

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Interview with Brides.com as Bridal Experts

In a recent interview with Brides.com Remy Quinones of Exquisite Bride gave her expert opinion on one of her favorite dresses of the season. The Parigi gown from Rivini "I love the gown because it is classic with clean lines and a bit of a modern twist," she says. "Many of our brides love elegant and sophisticated wedding gowns that have some unique detail or embellishment. They want just the right amount of glitz without going over the top. This gown is particularly is versatile because of the fact that it can be paired with a variety of accessories. It is simple enough to allow the bride who prefers to wear several pieces of jewelry to do so without detracting from the gown. It is also classic enough to wear with no jewelry or just one or two great pieces. I would probably pair this gown with a fabulous bracelet and a great pair of earrings and nothing else. The gown works well with a variety of veils and would look wonderful paired with anything from a short chic veil such as one of the new cage or French cut veils to a long, classic cathedral veil."—Kim Forrest, Editor, Brides New Jersey