There is a dizzying array of wedding gowns and dresses for a bride to choose from. Let us show you the different types that you can expect to find.
Ball Gown / Full Skirt
The ball gown is the most formal dress with a fitted bodice and a very full skirt. The ball gown’s full skirt can create the look of curves or help hide full hips and legs.
Recommended for: full figured, pear shaped and thin
May also be considered for: petite or have hour glass shaped
Empire Waist
The empire waist gown features a waist line that is raised above the natural
waistline directly below the bust.
Recommended for: Petite or do not have a defined waistline
May also be considered for: inverted pear shaped body
Not Recommended for: hour glass figures
A-Line / Princess
The A-line silhouette features a narrow and fitted top that gradually flares from the waist and widens toward the bottom.
Recommended for: all body types
Sheath
The Sheath dress is a simple and elegant style that contours to your natural curves with a defined waist.
Recommended for: thin figured or petite framed
May also be considered for: hour glass figure
Not Recommended for: thick or short waist, full figured or pear shaped body
Mermaid / Trumpet
The Mermaid dress is fitted at the top and waist with a flared skirt from about the mid or lower calf. The mermaid dress shows off your hourglass figure by accentuating the bust, waist and hips.
Recommended for: woman with a figure to show off
Not Recommended for: petite, thick or short waist, inverted pear shaped body