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Ball Gown Wedding Dress Shapes

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Summary: A ball gown wedding dress is fitted through the waist and then flairs out through the bottom with layers of tulle and satin. Learn why petite brides and full-figured brides should avoid ball gown wedding dresses with insight from a bridal shop consultant in this free video on wedding dresses.

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By Jenna Dunn
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Jenna Dunn works at Walkers' Eternity Bridal and Prom. She has worked there for more than three years, as well as other bridal stores in Chicago, Ill. before that.read more

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"Hi, I'm Jenna Dunn in Walkers' Eternity Bridal and Prom in Provo, Utah. Today we're discussing different shapes and styles of wedding dresses. This dress is a ball gown. As you can tell, it is fitted through the waist, and then it flairs out through the bottom. A ball gowned fabric on the skirt are typically made of tool, satin or anything that can give a full shape to the dress. Um, girls that are petite or that are a little bit fuller figure want to steer clear of a ball gown. They may tend to accentuate areas that aren't necessarily your best assets. Petite girls tend to disappear when wearing these dresses because of all the material and beading. Remember, our goal is to have you wear the dress and not the dress wear you. Again, this style can also be changed with necklines, sleeve lengths. A gown like this, most girls tend to go with the strapless style or halter style. Be careful in ball gowns to have too much beading because that also accentuates the dress and adds too much detail so that you are not the main focus of attention."

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