People come in all different shapes and sizes, there is not one particular shape that is good or bad. If you are full figured bride consider the following advice which we received from some of the UK's leading dress designers.
The best styles to try are: Try ball gowns with a basque waist, which has a slimming effect. A high-waisted A-line dress with a low neckline also flatters curves.
It would be best if your avoided a slim sheath or slinky bias cut will cling and may accent any extra inches; also avoid spaghetti straps.
What about if you are due to be pregnant when walking down the aisle?
If you are pregnant and looking for a wedding dress things can get a bit tricky since you can't predict how big you'll be on your wedding day.
Try the following tips to help you out:
You can wait until the date gets closer and buy a dress off the rack. Or you can order something you'll grow into. In this respect, an Empire or A-line style is your best bet for its loose structure and relaxed silhouette.
For the daring mum-to-be who wants to show off her condition, a soft clingy sheath in a stretchy fabric makes a proud statement.
When you are pregnant it is obviously best to avoid anything that's too constricting or uncomfortable, including tight bodices and ball gowns, which will only emphasise your expanding middle.
You can read more about dress styles to suit your body shape at OneWedding.co.uk
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