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Wedding Dresses for the Bride's Mother
Colors for the Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
Long Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Formal Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Shopping for a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
The Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress Weight
Revealing Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Sleeves for a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
Sizes for a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
The Waist of a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
Variety in Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Slim Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Tips for Shopping for a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
Proportion in Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Variety in Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Shoes for Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Dress Shoes for Mother-of-the-Bride's Dresses
Accessories for a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
Summary: The waist is an important part of the bride's mother's wedding dress, get expert tips and advice on weddings and dresses in this free video.
Connie Worley is the owner and bridal consultant for Celebrations Bridal. They have been in operation for more than twenty years.read more
"And don't worry about your size. Sizing in formal wear is usually a little bit smaller than the things you purchase in a department store and part of the reason for that is because we're actually fitting our body measurements, whereas the things we wear day to day are loose fitting and they're not actually contoured to our body. But the things that are fitting our body are just going to be a size or two smaller than what you're used to but don't worry about the number. The important thing is proportion and if you have a figure that's proportioned, say about eight inches between your bust and your waist and another maybe ten inches between waste and hip, you're well proportioned and you can be an eight or you can be an eighteen and still look terrific in a lot of gowns. Well it is for some people. We're seeing a lot of low V's right now and it's kind of fashion so it's personal preference. Some times we can make a little modesty panel to go across there so it just depends on the dress and the person."
eHow Article: The Waist of a Mother-of-the-Bride's Dress
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