Let’s face it, couples these days are starting to buck more and more wedding “traditions.” Fewer couples are doing the standard “cake cutting” and typical wedding favors. Outdoor weddings are also becoming increasingly popular as couples look to get married outside the religious realm. In the same sense, brides are also beginning to turn away from standard white bridal dresses. Not only will this save you money—buying a dress not classified as a ‘wedding’ dress can save hundreds, if not thousands—but it can also allow you to show off a bit of your personality. It’s your day, wear what you want!
Navy Bohemian Look
As bohemian themed weddings grow in popularity, more brides are turning to a non-white wedding dress that truly allows them to show a bit of personality. Try a stunning navy blue lace dress with a white veil or white flower crown for a truly unique look.
Two-Toned Outfit
Another misconception about wedding dresses is that they must be just that, a dress. This year, brides are turning away from dresses in the traditional sense to opt for a two-piece, two-toned outfit. By mixing and matching colors, you can pay homage to the traditional white, but still include a pop of subtle color.
Blushing Bride
While not a huge diversion from the traditional white wedding dress, a blush dress is a great way to step outside of tradition while not moving too far past it. Rose gold is continuing to grow in popularity, especially for wedding accents, and a blush wedding dress is a great way to show off your subtle love of pink.
Bold in Black
Who says your soon-to-be-husband is the only one that can rock black on the wedding day? While definitely a bold option that isn’t right for all brides, black wedding dresses can be truly stunning. Pair it with a simple bouquet of crisp, white flowers and you’ll have all the guests talking when you stroll down the aisle to meet your match.
Pastels
If you’re looking to wear a non-white wedding dress, but aren’t comfortable wearing an extremely bold color in its stead, you can try wearing a pastel wedding dress. Instead of stark white, choose a dress that has a subtle blue, teal, purple, or pink hue. It’s a discreet way to incorporate some color into your wedding dress without going over the top.
Contact The Park Savoy Estate to Schedule a Tour!
If you are planning to make a statement with a bold wedding dress, you probably want to make a statement with your wedding venue too! The Park Savoy Estate is the perfect place to do just that. From start to finish, our stunning estate wedding venue has everything necessary to make your day truly remarkable. Start the morning off in our lavish bride and groom suites before having your intimate ceremony in our vibrant gardens. Then, dance the night away in our elegant ballroom, all the while showing off your stunning bridal dress. If this sounds like the ideal wedding venue to you, call us today to schedule your tour!
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