Excellent formal wedding dresses

The formality of your wedding will help to drive the theme that you wish to portray as it helps to define your special day. Further, the formality of your wedding will help to dictate any other decisions you need to make during the wedding planning process. It is going to be very important for you to be content with what you have decided in the beginning, in terms of formality, so that your dress can properly match the style of your event.

A-line dresses resemble the letter A, narrower at the shoulder and falling gracefully wider at the hips to the fullest point at the floor. The movement of the dress is fluid, and it's important to select a fabric that moves beautifully. Since there is little to detract from the fabric, it needs to be of the best quality affordable. If you can't afford to spend a chunk of your budget on fabric, it's best to steer clear from shinny materials like satin. Matte fabrics like chiffon, however, look great even when they're not the absolute best quality.

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Ball gowns are the fairy princesses of wedding dresses. The bodice is form fitting and the skirt is wide and full. The waist can be at the bride's natural waist line, dropped a bit below the natural waist line, or Basque which starts at the natural waist line and drops to a V shape in the front. The skirt can be modestly or outrageously full, depending on the statement the bride wants to make when she walks down the aisle.

This style looks best on a slim figure or hourglass figure. The full flare is sometimes made in a fabric that contrasts with the body of the dress. For example, the flare can be made of lace is if the body of the dress is silk. The juncture of the flare to the bodice is an excellent place for embroidery, silk flowers, pearls or other beading. The back of a mermaid style gown can be breathtaking with a draped back, bare back or crisscrossed straps or beading.