The White Wedding Dress

Technically, no, you do not need to wear a white wedding dress. As you can see on redhotbrides.com, there are many colorful options. Brides can see many purple wedding dresses to blue wedding dresses to pink wedding dresses to black wedding dresses to much more color options on here. The color red is focused on a lot. However white (ivory or any other off-white) is not hated. White is well loved here. There’s a zillion coverages of white wedding dresses across many medias and we chose purposely not to include white wedding dresses. Lets break some rules today and see some amazing white wedding dresses.

Amalia Carrara Bridal Collection - Style Number: 2008-A1

Technically, today’s wedding gowns aren’t white. They are “Candlelight,” “Warm Ivory,” “Ecru” or “Frost.” But there was a time when a bride’s wedding attire was simply the best thing in her closet (talk about “off the rack"), and could be any color, even black.
It was dear ol’ grand Queen Victoria (whose reign lasted from 1837-1901) who made white fashionable. She wore a pale gown trimmed in orange blossoms for her 1840 wedding to her first cousin, Prince Albert.

Eve of Milady wedding gown - Style Number: 2008-E-6

Eve of Milady combines old world elegance with contempory styling in her fabulous bridal creations. Enjoy the opulance that is Eve of Milady in white.

Lace jacket and white wedding dress at Benjamin Roberts

Whilst this dress is a white style, its simplicity is deceptive. Look closely and you’ll see intricate folding at the bust, waist and skirt which gives the dress character and texture. The back has a covered button fastening and a train, here the ruching gives a bustle like effect but without the volume. Add in the included lace jacket with three quarter length sleeves and this look will be great for any ceremony.
Style 1017 at Benjamin Roberts.