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Yes you can afford a designer Wedding Dress!

May 17th, 2012

You read that correctly – you can afford to wear your very own designer wedding dress on your special day! We know getting married is expensive and being able to purchase a designer gown may seem like the impossible with your budget rapidly spiralling out of control. Here at the Wedding Dress Factory Outlet we have a huge collection of cheap wedding dresses starting from as little as £150 in sizes 6 to 30, turning your dream into a reality.

As one of the UK’s biggest and most competitively priced factory outlets for bridal wear we believe that there is a perfect wedding gown for every bride that visits us. Our ever changing stock consists of a range of dress styles from a vast array of leading and well know bridal wear designers. From classic traditional style gowns, to sleek elegant fitted fishtails and flamboyant tulle princess skirted dresses, in a wide selection of fabrics and a variety of colourways, all available to purchase off the peg for you to take home that very day.

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Coloured Wedding Dresses

May 16th, 2012

Your wedding dress is a big feature on your wedding day. With so many to choose from, in an array of styles, shapes and colours the Wedding Dress Factory Outlet has something to suit every bride at an affordable price.  Whether you choose from one of our discounted wedding dresses or one from our Anna Sorrano bridal wear collection, our cheap wedding dresses are available in shades of white, ivory and many more.

Wearing a white wedding gown was traditionally worn as a representation of the bride’s innocence and stems back from when Queen Victoria wed in white in 1840 to incorporate being able to wear some lace she was given. She started a trend that was seen worldwide. Prior to then bride’s simply wore their ‘best dress’. Nowadays many brides want something a little bit different. White is often not the best choice for many ladies as it can make them look drained and washed out. Ivory has become much more popular and is flattering on virtually all skin tones.

If you fancy something a little bit different and would like to incorporate some colour into your wedding dress then consider whether you want the whole gown in that colour or some detail such as a sash, the train or the embroidery and embellishment. Wearing a gown in a solid colour can make a real statement. Baby pink and pale blue are still bridal, whereas a wedding gown in a letterbox red or a striking purple is very bold, perfect for a confident bride with a big personality.

If you opt for colour in your dress do remember that this will need to be replicated throughout your wedding day. From your bridesmaids dresses, flowers, wedding decorations and favours to the menswear so choose carefully. Take into consideration the season of which you are getting married as certain colours are more appropriate, for example, pinks, blues, and lilacs in the Spring and darker colours of deep reds, greens and blues in the Winter.

Choosing your Wedding Theme

May 15th, 2012

Before you begin trying on wedding dress it can be good idea to have chosen the theme that your wedding is going to be worked around as this will have an influence in your style of wedding dress. Weddings have changed since the 21st century. Gone are the days of weddings all looking the same, with similar flowers, cakes, decor and bridal wear. Now the bride and groom create a theme for their special day which is a reflection of them and their personality – and so it should be, it is after all about the two of you.

When thinking about your theme it should be centered around your styles and tastes and could include your favourite hobbies, music, flowers – quite simply everything you like as a couple. The best way to begin is to sit down together and start brainstorming. Put all your thoughts and ideas down as well as any pictures or clippings from magazines or articles that you are inspired by. Pinterest is a great tool if you’ve come across lots of pictures online. It’s likely that with all your ideas in one place a theme, be it general or specific can be clearly seen. For example if you like pink and he likes green then these colours would work well in harmony together. If your Scottish and he is English then you could incorporate a Thistle and a Rose in your wedding stationary and flowers. Sharing a fondness of the country life could decipher a wedding ceremony outdoors.

For some brides choosing their wedding gown beforehand can steer them in the right direction of their wedding day theme, particularly if they fall in love with a dress that incorporates a certain colour. How did you ch

 

The Anna Sorrano Wedding Dress Collection

May 9th, 2012

The exquisite collection of wedding dresses by leading designer Anna Sorrano is available exclusively through the Wedding Dress Factory Outlet. This stunning range of bridal wear combines pure elegance, with originality and attention to detail to produce a selection of breathtakingly beautiful wedding gowns at a price that is affordable to all brides to be.

From traditionally styled a line skirted dresses to figure hugging fishtail gowns in fabric ways including taffeta, tulle and lace the collection hosts wedding dresses of various cuts and styles to flatter brides of all shapes and sizes to create the most amazing silhouette.

Every bride dreams of being able to wear her perfect wedding dress. At Anna Sorrano we believe you deserve to look and feel the epitome of beauty on your special day – it is a once in a lifetime experience. With this vision it led us into designing a collection of wedding dresses that brides can purchase off-the-peg. These gowns are not only affordable but are of the highest quality too, making designer wedding dresses available to all brides no matter what their budget is.

To view the full collection of Anna Sorrano wedding dresses simply click here to view the gallery of images. If you see a gown you like the look and for more information about the dress or similar styles please call 01455 239044 or email info@annasorrano.com

Wedding Mood Boards

May 8th, 2012

When gathering ideas and inspiration for your wedding day a great way to piece all your ideas and images together is to create a Wedding Mood and Inspiration board.  It can be tricky initially getting your ideas together and knowing where exactly to begin, yet with a mood board you can see all your thoughts coming alive and can see clearly what compliments and what clashes. All the planning and preparation can be a little overwhelming and by making a board you will be assisting everyone involved in your wedding to ensure they are on the right route to achieving exactly what you want. Your mood board will not only help your suppliers but it will help your groom too and everyone else involved in the wedding know which direction you are coming from. If you have a groom that’s keen to be involved in the planning then get him to add his ideas too – just keep his beady eyes away from any wedding dresses you may have found – unless you want his opinion of course!

Take your mood board with you or print off your ideas when you set off shopping for your wedding dress. It will provide you with a good starting ground with the bridal wear sales assistant’s as they will be able to clearly see the type of look you are hoping to achieve. Many brides have their own wedding mood boards online so they can exchange ideas with each other.