Short dresses are cute; adorable even. They also deviate from the norm because most wedding dresses are floor length. So, if you’re someone who’s thinking about wearing one, you are

probably free-spirited, you take a casual approach to life and you don’t want to be a cookie-cutter bride. Chances are, you’re also considering having a casual or really small wedding

and you want a dress that is practical. Maybe even one that you can wear again.

A bold and sophisticated kind of woman, who loves a hint of drama is someone who opts for the plunging neckline. This is the kind of wedding dress that gets plenty

of stares and is perfect for formal weddings. We personally recommend women with smaller bust lines wear it. Fuller chests can end up taking this from sexy to borderline obscene

(not a word you want to be used to describe you on your special day!).

Simple elegance. That might be the best way to describe a slip dress. Some brides make it work, no matter what time of year it is or where they decide

to get married. To us, it’s the kind of dress that’s perfect on the beach or at a destination wedding. It’s also the kind that beautifully incorporates other hues other

than white like light grey, light blue and blush. If your attitude is like “I’m more into the marriage than the dress”, this might be the kind you decide to

go for.

A woman who follows trends would walk down in feathers. We say this because this is the kind of dress that is not typically on the racks. It pops up

when it’s huge in the bridal magazines and on the fashion blogs. If you’re the one among your friends who is known to be the fashion plate, feathers just may be

your lane.

You won’t see it coming. That’s what we think about when you see a backless dress! It has a huge element of surprise because from the front, the bride looks like

she’s in somewhat of a traditional dress. Oh, but from the back, baby…look out! (Is that how people tend to see you in general?)

Soft, sweet and feminine are all words that are usually used to define a lace dress. It goes well with basically every body type, which makes it a bonus over

fabrics such as satin. Lace also has a hint of vintage to it if you’re a woman who likes throwback styles or you consider yourself to be boho chic.

Can it possibly get any more over the top than this gown? Doubt it. Traditional dresses are for the bride who says “This is MY day and I want to be

the PRINCESS of it.” Couldn’t do a feature like this without including it. A classic look for a woman who has always lived for the fairy tale