Bridal guide: Fashion tips for outdoor wedding

Compared with indoor wedding, outdoor wedding gives you more décor option. And outdoor wedding enable the wedding guests to breathe refreshing air and view beautiful outdoor scenery. There are some special factors to take into consideration if you are bride-to-be who are planning outdoor wedding. Read on for some tips.

Whether it’s the beach, the back yard, or the barn, you want your dress to match the effortless, laid-back-chic vibe of your outdoor wedding. Think soft, feminine lace, or breezy chiffon. Barely there stapes and open backs are perfect for this occasion. A couple things to keep in mind: make sure your gown is breathable, and that it’s not too terribly long. A floor length gown with a small train is great, just make sure it’s easily bustled. You don’t want a dust-caked dress in all of your photos, so avoid the long train!

If you know that it will be very hot or humid at your outdoor wedding, sleeves and heavy fabrics probably won’t be very comfortable. Think about the weather and the locations in which you’ll be wearing your dress and you can start moving forward to finding your dream gown. Most experts would advise you start looking around eight months before your big day to give yourself enough time for alterations. On the other hand, if you buy your dress too early, you run the risk of second-guessing your choice in the months leading up to the wedding day. So time your bridal shopping appropriately.Browse trending beach wedding gowns at Blackfive. 

The bottom of your wedding dress is very likely to get dirty if your wedding is held at outdoor places. So you must know how to protect the bottom of your wedding gown. You may buy a bridal petticoat. Wear it under your wedding gown to gently lift the hem off the ground. Or you may use a sheet. If your photographer is shooting outdoors, you may cover the area with a sheet or something else to protect the dress. Don't forget to utilize your bridesmaids too. They can help lift the dress or carry your train as needed.If you are wearing a short length wedding gown, the you won't have such problem. 

To prevent your heels from sinking into the ground, many companies offer a heel protector made of plastic that not only protects your heel from getting scratched up, but it also creates a wider base for you heel so you don’t puncture the grass with every step you take.