1980s Weddings –
Although weddings of the 80s were a simpler affair than the
blowout bashes people throw nowadays, couples did go over the top when it came
to the hair, the amount of fabric, and the prevalence of lace. The popularity
of the puffy sleeve, and flowing lacy sleeves complimenting the detailed
cathedral train made quite the statement alongside some groom’s white suit, or
traditional morning suit. And of course…the bigger the hair, the better!
1990s Weddings -
As far as dress styles go, puffy sleeves off the shoulder
are IN! It’s hard to find a bride from the 90s that did not succumb to this
trend as they held their colorful cascading bouquet. From accessorizing their
dos with the headband veil, to the super short bangs, 90s weddings are chock-full
of cringe-worthy hairstyles and the popularity of ladies perming their hair
within an inch of their life has them looking back and saying “what was I
thinking?!”
2000s Weddings –
Personality began to really play a role in bridal fashions
in the early 2000s. Long sleeves and ball gowns became popular and sculpting
your fashion and wedding design around your interests made the event more
personal. Fancy prom like updos became
popular and the simplicity was unlike any other decade before.
Today -
Weddings nowadays have made so many changes from the past it’s
unreal! Themed weddings, personalized everything for the bride and groom, thousands
of bridal fashions from form fitting, to a modern princess flare, today’s weddings
are an out of this world celebratory statement. Flowing curls, half up and
down, messy and side buns, updos, flowers, diamonds, retro, classy, chic, long
and short veils, or maybe no veil at all – the possibilities are endless and no
bride is every the same anymore. Each bride and each wedding is different and
fully customized. However, one thing that is unanimous…the puffy sleeves are out!
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