When shopping for your wedding gown, it is really your preference that matters most. Sure, you may want to bring along your mother, sister or perhaps a best friend. Sure, you will seek the advice of a designer or a bridal salon. But at the end of the day, the decision is yours to make as you will be the one wearing the gown on your wedding day.
The newlyweds
Photo courtesy of Armadale Wedding Gowns
An exquisite lace gown
Photo courtesy of The Gown Atelier
Custom bridal gown
Photos courtesy of Carven Ong Couture
Options to think about :
- Off-the-rack rental or purchase.
- Custom-made for rental or purchase.
Kebaya and matching shoes
Photos courtesy of Chantiq Skaly House of Kebaya
Gown for a pre-wedding shoot
Photo courtesy of Precious Wedding
Lovely lace gown with sheer back
Photos courtesy of Weddinator Studio
A few tips :
- Allow yourself sufficient lead time to try on gowns, have them altered or order a custom-made creation.
- Do some research prior to visiting the vendors.
- Avoid bringing along too large an entourage as there will be too may opinions to consider.
- Do try on the gowns rather than just look at them on the hangers.
Walking down the aisle
Photo courtesy of Pretty In White
Custom designed cheongsams
Photos courtesy of Pretty In White
Traditional Chinese wedding attire
Photo courtesy of Weddinator Studio
Check on the following :
- What comes with the gown? Veil? Ring pillow?
- Lead time required.
- Duration of rental.
- Deposit requirements.
- Payment terms.
Choice of gowns
Photos courtesy of Precious Wedding
Lace kebaya
Photo courtesy of Chantiq Skaly House of Kebaya
A custom evening gown
Photo courtesy of Carven Ong Couture
Have a look at the options here and do fix an appointment for a visit and consultation.
Oriental bridal attire
Photos courtesy of The Gown Atelier
Selection of evening gowns
Photos courtesy of Armadale Wedding Gowns