J'Aton Couture
Tips from TheKnot:
Research which salons are most appropriate for your budget.
While the average salon carries lines in the under-$1,000 category, there are others in which the dresses start at $3,000. Save yourself -- and the salons -- time by asking before you make an appointment.
Have a general idea of the formality of your wedding before you shop.
Write down six adjectives that best describe how you want to look and feel on your wedding day. Some examples: princess, sexy, sophisticated, over-the-top, classic, boho. This will help your bridal salon attendant pull the most appropriate dresses for you to try on.
When you finally step into that fitting room, keep an open mind.
If the salesperson brings you something she says you must try, try it -- even if you detest the way it looks on the hanger. And while certain styles work best on certain body types, it helps to try on all different kinds of dresses, and then decide what shape and style suits you best.
Kenneth Pool
Tips from FrugalBride.com:
Before shopping in person, look at all the designer websites & bridal magazines. They have excellent photographs of all their current styles. Consider what style gown you would like for your wedding day.....A-line? Princess Tulle cut? Sheath? Do you desire sleeves, strapless, spaghetti straps?
Reem Acra
Tips from Stardust Celebrations Bridal Salon:
Click to see a video of their Top 5 Dress Shopping Tips.
Pnina Tornai
The photos in this post are from TLC's Say Yes to the Dress. If you haven't watched the show, put it on your to-do list! The bridal consultants at Kleinfeld's really give some great advice on buying bridal gowns.
Platinum for Priscilla of Boston
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1 comment:
I finaly found it!! The first dress by J'Aton Couture is MY DRESS. I have been looking everywhere for a dress like that. I have to have it!!! Not for that price tho. Thanks for ur tips and I hope i get that dress.
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