| There are many different styles of wedding dresses, almost as many styles of wedding dresses as there are shapes of women. No two women are shaped the same and that is why it is so important to get a wedding dress that is tailored to fit you perfect. |
| Gown Styles |
| Here are three styles to consider when trying on gowns Silhouette Waistline Neckline |
| This style is a classic. It fits and flatters almost every bride. |
Ballroom
| Flatter thin build-add curves. Also fit if you are pear shaped. |
Princess
| Perfect for Petites. No waistline to cut figure; short waisted. |
Sheath
| Fits and flatters shapely figures and petites. |
| A-Line |
| Silhouettes |
| waistlines |
Empire
| Fits and flatters thick waists - draws attention away. Compliments petites - elongates body. |
Basque
| For full figures, this waistline slims the waist, de-emphasizes hips. |
Dropped
| For full figures, this waistline slims the waist, de-emphasizes hips. |
| necklines |
| Halter |
| Flatters good shoulders |
| Bateau |
| Flatters smaller busts |
| Jewel |
| Flatters smaller busts |
| Spaghetti Straps |
| Flatters straight shapes |
| Square |
| Flatters larger busts |
| Scoop |
| Fits everyone |
| Sweetheart |
| Flatters cleavage |
| V-Neckline |
| Flatters average (B-C) bust |
| Off-Shoulder |
| Flatters Pear Shapes |
| Strapless |
| Flatters broad shoulders |
