Why You Should Consider Wearing a Short Dress on Your Wedding Day
While IĀ have nothing against tons of tulle and poofy wedding dresses (live out those fashion fantasies, girl!), there's no written rule that says everyoneĀ must wear a ball gown on theirĀ big day. Times are changing, trends are shifting, and inĀ recent years, I've seen the rise of everything from jumpsuits (heck yes, pants!) toĀ simple designsĀ in place of somethingĀ over-the-top and embellished. And after looking atĀ the latest round of bridal collections, I can sincerely say thatĀ short weddingĀ dresses are definitely having a moment.
It seems as if mini dressesĀ and tea-length designs areĀ taking over, and, honestly, it's not too surprising.Ā Shorter hemlines are way better for dancing the night away, instantly seem more chill, and makeĀ bathroom trips less of a process. Even if brides don't walk down the aisle in a short dress, at the very leastĀ they can still change into one for the receptionĀ or wear it to another wedding-related event, such as a bridal shower or rehearsal dinner.
Whether you're about to say "I do," already have, or have no plans to do so in the near future,Ā these stunning options are worth looking at anyway. Looks likeĀ celebs who wore short weddings dresses, such asĀ Cindy Crawford and Audrey Hepburn, were wayĀ ahead of their time.
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