When it comes to the wedding dress, there will be a lot of aspects you should take in mind. For the brides-to-be, choosing the wedding dress can be thrilling and also stressful, you wish to wear the perfect dress in your wedding ceremony, but it's easier to said than done. The below things you should consider if you want to find your dream dress, read on and find it.

Keep an open mind and try one the dress you hate. At the first few appointments, force yourself to try on dresses that you otherwise think you would never choose. If you think you’re set on a mermaid-style silhouette, try those on, but also try on some a-line wedding dresses to compare. Same goes for necklines. Have your heart set on strapless? Try a few that aren’t.

Think about your wedding venue. If you don’t have a venue yet, don’t buy a dress yet! The venue and theme (if you have one) of your wedding can dramatically impact your dress choice. For example, a large, heavily embellished ball gown-style dress might look out of place at an intimate garden wedding.

Bring some people with you, not many. We recommend keeping the group down to as few as possible. Choose your mom and my best friend—two people that know you and your style best, and also whose opinion you really trust. When there are too many cooks in the kitchen with lots of opinions and widely varying tastes, the experience can be super stressful.

Make sure you can move in your wedding dress. This is something to keep in mind with regards to your leg movement, but also your arm movement. If there’s a sleeve that prevents you from comfortably lifting your arms when you’re dancing, you might want to rethink. Also, and particularly for dresses that are fitted through the body, make sure that you can sit comfortably for long periods of time.

Think about what undergarments you’re going to need to look great and feel comfortable. Make sure you think not only about how the dress looks after you’ve had it on for five minutes in an air conditioned bridal salon, but also how it might feel after you’ve been in it for hours—sitting, standing, reaching, dancing.

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