Wedding dress with bow

Bows, for sure, remind you of the dresses that you wore when you were a little girl. However, in recent years they have become more and more fashionable. There is no limit to their diversity: it can end up on the simplest wedding dress as well as on some most elaborate accessory.
The restrained, romantic bow on the belt is completely different from the modern wide bow on the shoulder or back.
Women's wedding tuxedo can be worn with a bow tie matching your groom’s bow tie.
But be careful, the main thing is not to overdo it: if you decide to decorate your hair with a bow, you should not use another bow for a dress, otherwise you will look like a gift wrap.

Bow XXL

A large bow will give originality to your outfit. On a short wedding dress, a large satin bow at the waist can play in contrast with a short skirt. A huge bow in the lower back at the beginning of a chic train will make you a real star.
A large knot can also create an original neckline, adding sensuality to a bustier wedding dress with fabric pieces tied to the chest.
However, a large bow can emphasize the small growth of short brides. Therefore, it is suitable only for girls above 1 meter 60 centimeters.

Mini-bow, maxi effect

A small bow is unique in that it brings charm and romance to a wedding outfit. A small bow can be worn on the chest on an empire wedding dress, or near the navel in a princess dress.
A bow of lace or silk crepe can be attached almost anywhere, as this is just decoration. It will emphasize your slim waist in an A-line dress, or cover your overly open back.
First of all, think about proportions: a mini-bow, if you have an impressive physique, gets lost in the fabric and does not produce an effect. On the contrary, it can visually increase small brides.