Tag Archives: 2010 bridal fashion

Part two of three of our celebrity bridal style week features three more women from whom you can steal ideas to be the best bride you can be. Don’t forget that we are not suggesting that you duplicate any of these looks; certainly not, we only hope that you can find elements that inspire you… Continue Reading

This week on our blog, we will be taking a look at celebrity brides through the ages and dissecting their looks. Hopefully, by the end of the week, our readers will have a few more ideas about how they can incorporate some of these want to look on their wedding day. Here we go! Carolyn… Continue Reading

One thing that always seems to slip a bride’s mind is the importance of wedding photography: not necessarily hiring a photographer, but what she actually wants to get out of her wedding pictures. Many women find a photographer, check their references and negotiate package prices and leave it at that. Before they know it, there… Continue Reading

Lately, we here at La Novia have been receiving all kinds of wedding-related questions that we have not yet addressed on the blog. It seems that brides, their attendants and their families are struggling with etiquette and style concerns since the wedding world of 2010 is firmly rooted in the new “anything goes” tradition. Since… Continue Reading

Choosing the most flattering dress shape is often one of the biggest decisions weighing on a bride’s mind. Nobody wants to stand up in front of their family and friends wearing a gown that accentuates all the wrong things. Vancouver brides, being very fashion forward and on-trend, come in all shapes and sizes but share… Continue Reading

Mad Men style is being seen everywhere; from Louis Vuitton’s fall collection to the full-skirted dresses found on the racks of H&M, it seems that this polished, sophisticated  retro style is making a major comeback. However, this trend is not specific to mainstream fashion, it is also increasingly evident in bridal make-up trends. For brides… Continue Reading