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How to Select a Neckline Style for Your Wedding Dress

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Trying to select a neckline style for your wedding dress can be a frustrating process. Since the neckline style you choose determines the statement you make about who you are, it’s an important decision.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Bridal stores
  • Internet
  1. Step 1

    Know your options. Since each neckline affects the overall look of your dress in a different way, it’s important for you to know your options. Go to a bridal store and see what your options are.

  2. Step 2

    Be flirty. Low-cut and V-neck dresses show off your flirty side. This style works well with all body types and depends on how much skin you want to show.

  3. Step 3

    Be elegant. The high collared and bateau styles are a more sophisticated option. This style works well for brides with larger breast as it draws attention to the collarbone and neck.

  4. Step 4

    Be cute with a sweetheart design. This neckline design arches over both breasts and leaves a V in the middle. It works best for those with large breasts as they provide the most support to keep the dress up.

  5. Step 5

    Be provocative with a halter dress. This style provides a loop of fabric around the neck. It is best for brides with well toned arms.

  6. Step 6

    Try the dresses on. Once you know the styles, see what looks best on you. When you find one you like, buy it.

Tips & Warnings
  • Check for options with each style as you can alter the style by adding or removing sleeves or beadwork.
  • Shop around for the best deal by going to all the local bridal shops and browsing the Internet.
  • Be sure to ask about what type of lingerie you should wear with the selected neckline style.
  • Don’t forget to get the dress neckline altered to fit your exact body type.
  • Be sure to try the dress on with the lingerie you will wear on the wedding day to make sure it doesn’t show with the neckline.

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