Photo (top, from left to right): Wedding dress: Sikkema - Photographer: Elke Van den Ende / Wedding dress: JB Couture / Wedding dress: Atelier Poublon - Photographer: Momentum Fotografie
1. Mix and match
Do you really love the bodice of a particular wedding dress, but are a fan of a different skirt? Are you crazy about the long train on one dress, but have seen the perfect neckline on another? By mixing tops and bottoms, you'll soon be glowing from head to toe in the pieces of your choice! With a two-piece wedding dress, you can choose a bodice and skirt that perfectly match your style. This way, you can put together your ideal wedding dress yourself.
2. One day, two looks
A two-piece wedding dress is very practical for brides who like to create two different looks on their wedding day. For example, you could opt for a long, voluminous skirt for the ceremonial part of your wedding, and swap it for a shorter, tighter skirt for the evening. That way, you'll be wearing two different dresses on your wedding day - how lovely is that?
3. Out of the box
A two-piece wedding dress is also an ideal option for the bride who likes to surprise. After all, guests usually assume you're wearing a one-piece dress. With a two-piece wedding dress - possibly with a bare midriff - you'll surprise everyone! To add to the surprise effect, you can even play with colours. You'll be sure to be a unique bride!
4. Trousers above
Don't feel like wearing a skirt on your wedding day? Then a two-piece with trousers is ideal for you! Pair a festive top with chic trousers. You'll be dressed festively, but with a touch of rock ‘n’ roll.
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