Weddings are one of the most significant crossovers you will ever experience in your life. You are now tied in soul to a new partner and you would definitely want to make this change resonate in your lifestyle choices. Post the wedding, one of the first things that you would need to change is your wardrobe because you will now be part of a different camaraderie so being fashionable is a must to make off your new first impression with élan.
As a new bride, your wardrobe choices should be guided by the various events you would be attending or will be a part of. Here is a list of the most common post wedding events you would be attending and what should your wardrobe contain to help your dress perfectly for the occasions:
The Honeymoon
This is the first time you will be going out with our partner on a vacation and the event will be laced with feelings of romance, seduction and a bit of freshness. Mostly, people do know in advance where they intend to go after the wedding and beach hubs are one of the more popular of honeymoon destination choices. So it’s great for you to know the place you will be visiting with your beau so that you can find the correct assortment of accessories and clothes to look tantalizingly beautiful on the honeymoon.
The first thing you should buy is a good collection of evening gowns for your dinner dates and formal parties as they are the perfect way to make your silhouette look streamlined while still giving you an utterly sexy look. But, when you buy them for post wedding use, its best to take on darker hues as they will compliment genuinely with your heavy makeup looks on such occasions. Lingerie and nightgowns are the fashion choices where most women flounder and if you want to get it right, you need to ensure that your intimate wear choices are not casual but are beautifully feminine. Laces, bralettes, and satin long robes are the perfect things to place in your suitcase before jet setting off.
Now comes the edgier part of the whole fashion affair on the honeymoon. You need comfort clothing definitely during day time or adventure trips with your partner, but they don’t have to be bland and boring. Replace t-shirts with cute cropped tops and mom jeans for denim marvels. Another great option is to place dresses with bigger floral prints for semi-formal evenings to make it through with a fresher, more vibrant look.
Going for the invites
Newly wed couples get a lot of invites from everyone ranging from family to friends and even from colleagues. You will be expected to visit parties, home dinners, official luncheons, other people’s weddings and a whole lot more. So there is a lot on your plate and you don’t want to be caught napping when it comes to getting it fashionably right for the diverse range of events.
For events such as these, you need a wardrobe that has the perfect blend of formal and semi-formal clothing options and one of the favorites this year has been, hands down, the anti-skin trend. Showing less skin has become trendy, while still looking full of oomph. As a newlywed bride, this could be the dead perfect way to look sexy without going over the top with your clothes for formal occasions. Pastel colors should be your preferred option when it comes to anti skin clothes.
The not so formal outings
Flannels and separates always rock the show as they blend in for any type of occasion perfectly and you should plan on having at least 4-5 pairs in your wardrobe ready post wedding. But if you want something conventional while still looking classy, cocktail dresses are still there to steal the show. The color options, however, should not be too bright as they take off from the dress’s sheen. If you know how to pull them off well, white cocktail dresses will save you up with compliments on all events like engagement parties, family dinners, and dance balls.
Post wedding, your life has undergone a drastic change so it’s only better for you to make sure that you look as fresh and bright as you are feeling to enjoy this wonderful period of your life with panache and a sense of uninhibited happiness of being together with the one you love the most.
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