Everyone loves the classic, conventional princess wedding gown, but, have you ever considered a less traditional option? Here at Dream Dresses by P.M.N we focus on delivering to you the dress of your desires, no matter the style, color, material, or structure. In this blog post today, we will explore a more modern, and unconventional ball gown for a bride to showcase on her special day. We hope you enjoy seeing our styled shoot with our gorgeous model, Jessica, captured in our regal red Regine gown, by our talented photographer, Jos Riv.
The moment you have been waiting for finally happened - the love of your life just proposed. In the thrall of excitement and joy you begin to plan your dream wedding, and the first stop on your journey is one of the most important ones - your dress. Perhaps you stopped by several local boutiques. You might have gone in expecting to find the perfect dress but walked out lacking the feeling you were after - like your dress was there, waiting for you at that store. While the gowns were beautiful, they were not you. Something was missing, something you really wanted to be in the dress you'd wear - whether it was in the shape, cut, color or neckline. Every bride is...
Today the majority of brides all over the world follow the tradition of wearing a white gown on their wedding day. But where did the tradition originate and when did it become a staple of every wedding? Turns out it wasn't until late 19th century that white made an entrance as a color of choice. Prior to that it was customary to get dressed in bold, rich colors, embroidered with delicate needlework and adorned with jewels. Wedding dresses, for nobility especially, were worn to show off their wealth and status. Some noble brides' gowns were so heavy with jewels, the women had to be carried down the aisle. All of that changed in 1840 when Queen Victoria donned a simple, white frock trimmed with...
From the photographer… “This fairytale inspired wedding shoot at Snoqualmie Pass drew inspiration from the movie Frozen and ice queen Elsa. The delicate details on this ice blue dress make the model appear as if she is emerging out of the snow and brought this shoot to life. This shoot was full of elegant romance and magical displays of love between the couple. Warmth was brought to the models’ cheeks by their gentle embraces and affections. The details were brought together by a crystal and ice inspired cake, tables cape, and whimsical blue wedding ring and invitation suite.” Non-traditional wedding gown (#Alsatia) http://bit.ly/2kUeKnN Dress: Dream Dresses by P.M.N |Photography: PEARL Photography by Elena | Makeup: Blushed By Veronica | Event Planner: Champagne & Stardust Wedding Planning and Design | Baker: Gathered...
