Okay, so I’ve been obsessed with this idea of non-traditional wedding dresses lately. You know, something beyond the usual white or ivory. I wanted to see what’s really out there, so I dove into the world of “unusual coloured wedding dresses.”
First, I started with a bunch of broad searches. I just typed stuff like “colored wedding dresses,” “unique wedding dress colors,” and “non-white wedding gowns” into a search engine. This gave me a HUGE range of results – everything from soft pastels to bold, vibrant hues.
Then I started to narrow it down.
- I looked at different color families. Did I want something warm, like a blush pink or a champagne gold? Or maybe something cooler, like a soft blue or even a deep emerald green?
- I thought about the fabrics. A brightly colored satin dress is going to look WAY different than a lace dress in the same color. And then there’s chiffon, tulle… so many options!
- I considered my own coloring,and wedding style. I’m pretty fair, so I figured really dark or intense colors might wash me out. and If my wedding is bohemian,A brightly colored satin dress is not the style .
I spent hours going through images and articles.I made a folder to save pictures of dresses that caught my *’s so interesting to see the different styles. Some dresses were just a hint of color, like a pale lavender underlay, while others were full-on, in-your-face color.
After I had a good idea of what was out there, I started thinking about where I could actually find these dresses. I’ve realized that finding a non-traditional colored wedding dress isn’t always as simple as walking into a regular bridal shop.
I haven’t found “the one” yet, but I’m definitely leaning towards a soft, romantic color. Maybe a blush pink or a dusty rose. It’s been such a fun process, though! It really opens up a whole new world of possibilities.
