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Shopping Tips for Mother of the Bride/Groom Skip to content Homepage Boutique Mother of the Bride Sassy Style Designer Labels Dresses to Impress Casual Chic Curvy CoutureWell-nighUs Blog FAQs Contact us These may seem like very obvious comments but you would be surprised how often we forget these vital rules when we go out shopping. 1) First and foremost, you know you best. If you finger good in what you are wearing, that conviction will shine through and you will squint good too. It’s not unchangingly a unconfined idea to bring a lot of people with you when choosing such an important outfit, as it is unlikely that you will get four or five women to stipulate on anything unanimously! Like I said, you know you best, so your opinion is the most important.Withoutthat, it is important what the bride herself thinks and possibly your husband could requite you honest good advice. 2) Although you should never be pushed into anything by a sales assistant, it is important to let them help you work your way through the stock. Remember, they know the outfits that are in the shop, they have seen each outfit on many variegated bodies, so they know which shape suits which figure. Let us offer you our expertise, without all it’s what we’re here for. 3) Keep an unshut mind. Nine times out of ten a consumer will come in to see a particular outfit that they have seen on our website and they have their heart set on it. If they are unshut minded It is very rare that this is the outfit that they will sooner choose. Try on lots of variegated shapes and styles and lots of variegated colours. Remember what looks OK on a hanger can squint mythological on a soul and likewise, what looks stunning on the hanger may not do anything for you. 4) Lay the foundations! Wear a good fitting bra and underwear when you go trying on clothes. It’s wondrous how a visible panty line can just ruin a dress that would be perfect with the right underwear. Make sure your bra fits you well and doesn’t create any lumps or bumps that might not be there at all if it was a largest fit. 5) Do not worry well-nigh the size that is on the label. All too often someone tells us they are say a size 14 and will only try on size 14 outfits. This is totally unrealistic when it comes to variegated designers and plane variegated cuts and fabrics within the same designer. Some 14’s may be too big, but naturally people have no problem trying the 12. The same doesn’t unchangingly wield when the 14 is too small and you suggest they try the 16. Do not worry well-nigh the number on the label. It is only a number. Nothing is increasingly flattering than an outfit that fits you well and also, no one else can see the number on the label! Sometimes going up a size in an outfit can make you squint two sizes smaller. 6) Colour! All too often people limit themselves to only trying on outfits in a particular colour. Or they get overly concerned well-nigh the colour of the bridesmaids or the colour the other mother is wearing. Again the most important thing is to segregate a colour that does the most for you.Variegatedcolours do variegated things to our complexions, experiment with colours you wouldn’t normally wear, you might be amazed how much they suit you. 7) Be unshut to alterations. Bear in mind it is very rare that you will get something that fits you like a glove. Do not dismiss a dress considering it is three inches unelevated your knee and you want it just on or just unelevated your knee – just get it shortened. All too often we hear people say “yes I love the dress but I don’t like the length, it makes me squint frumpy.” Or “It’s trappy but it is too big on the hips.” This is a simple problem to yo-yo so don’t let it put you off. Another worldwide transubstantiation is when the dress is too long in the soul (from shoulder to waist). Again, this is hands rectified by just lifting the seam at the shoulders. 8) The right shoe is so important. Wear a colour that complements your outfit rather than competes with it. Only wear visionless shoes like woebegone or navy if there is woebegone or navy in the outfit or if it is a strong colour like royal undecorous or magenta pink. Nothing looks worse than woebegone shoes with a lilac dress. Silver or champagne shoes often work weightier with paler colour outfits. Try and match your handbag to the colour of your shoes. Most importantly, segregate shoes that you can walk in comfortably and easily, nothing ruins an outfit increasingly than a pained expression on your face! Remember, this is a long day and you’ll be on your feet for most of it, meeting and greeting, and later on, dancing! 9) Hats and headpieces!! All too often we hear “hats don’t suit me”. Trust me, there is a hat or headpiece to suit everyone. If you segregate not to wear something on your throne that is fine, but honestly, nothing finishes off an outfit increasingly and makes it uneaten special than the perfect hat/headpiece. Again, be unshut and try on lots of variegated shapes and sizes. Most people prefer to match the colour of the headpiece to the colour of the outfit and this gives a really lovely finished look. However, sometimes it can work really well to unrelatedness the hat, so be sure to try on variegated colours too. 10) Now you are all sorted, you have your perfect outfit… sit down. No really, sit lanugo in the dress and make sure it is still comfortable. Nothing worse than a seam under pressure while you are sitting! Although you spend a lot of the day on your feet, there’s a lot of time spent sitting, between the car journey, the denomination ceremony, the meal and the speeches. You want to be worldly-wise to sit when normally without worrying well-nigh the dress stuff tight on the hip or tummy. So now you’ve followed these simple guidelines, I hope you’ll find the outfit you’ve been dreaming of! Happy shopping! Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email write will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Sign me up for the newsletter! This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your scuttlebutt data is processed. 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