wedding dress ideas for a winter wedding.?

Answer 1

A former co-worker of mine had a winter wedding a few years ago and it was very beautiful. She wore a gown with off the shoulder sleeves and because it was snowing a few flakes outside and very very cold, she wore what looked like a wedding fur coat (a picture below) to the reception. Instead of a floral bouquet, she carried a crystal floral bouquet like the one pictured below. You can also wear a winter wrap which will be nice.

Click on links below to see pictures

http://www.davidsbridal.com/images/fashions/full/brcape.jpg

http://www.weddingflowersforyou.net/crystal2.jpg

http://www.davidsbridal.com/images/fashions/full/s05_448Fur.jpg

Answer 2

Try http://www.bridalpeople.com for some great ideas. If it's winter, I suggest sleeves. Many wedding dress styles nix the sleeves, I personally am not fond of the bare look. Maybe some bell sleeves made with chiffon and detailed with lace? For sure the dress should be long if it's a winter wedding, keep yourself warm. Of all places and of all events, your wedding is the last place where you'd want your n!pples to get hard, lololol!!

Answer 3

If you are in the North, I'd suggest doing a long sleve. If you really have your heart set on a strapless or sleveless dress, I'd wear full length gloves. You can also get a fur cape that looks very romantic. Also, I wouldn't have a bright white dress, instead I would go with a diamond white or an ivory.

I'd wear your hair up and heavy make-up. If you add details about your shape and style, I'd look for some suggestions for you.

Good Luck!

Answer 4

Have you seen the latest designs using feathers. Gorgeous! That would be a "festive" look suitable for winter, besides the fact that the feathers are beautiful.
Or purchase or rent a white or ivory winter cape with a hood (you don't have to wear the hood, just looks better).
Your headpiece should be fashioned out of clear and clear ab swarovski crystals and feathers.
Reception should be light blue and silver and WOW, you could have some real fun with the Ice Princess theme. Your accessories with your gown should be clear swarovski crystal necklace (but funky, not delicate) with bigger chunky pieces of crystal to look like ice and earrings to match. Silver shoes of course.
Good luck and congratulations

Answer 5

My wedding is in March and I have picked out a dress by Maggie Sottero that has swarvorski crystals on it. I bought the dress from a local bridal shop. I also ordered a cape and muff from Davids Bridal which only costs about $125 brand new on sale.

Answer 6

hi there ive read some of youre answers and they are interesting ........me personally id go for a 2 piece dress top bit being a bodice with cream satin and winter red through out the bodice and the bottom bit a long cream skirt with an small attached train i wouldnt have long gloves ........what is it with these things ,i really do not like them !! as for youre bridesmaids id have winter red the same as the bodice the bouquet cream roses withwinter red feathers and some winter red ribbons hanging from the flowers ,

Answer 7

Have you seen the classic White Christmas
near the end of the show those ladies have
some very elegent gowns on that really would
make a wedding look awesome.

Answer 8

White satin, long skinny sleeves, off the shoulder neckline, drop waist, soft gathers and white rabbit fur trim along the neckline, and edge of hem.

If you can't do the fur, the dress is beautiful with a crystal trim along the neckline.

Answer 9

Deep red velvet with a bouquet of Christmas Roses.

Answer 10

houseofbrides.com
(you can order the dresses online)

http://www.weddingfinery.com/wholesalebridalgowns/winterweddinggowns/

http://www.rivendellbridal.com/
(this one has different theme dresses too. like medieval gowns and etc...)

hope these links were of help to you. good luck with finding the dress