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You can choose your wedding dress at a bridal shop or from a designer who will help you find the look that suits your personal style and figure. At House of Weddings, you’ll discover verified bridal shops and bridal fashion designers with a quality label. Browse the range and easily book an appointment. Whether you’re dreaming of a classic wedding dress, a modern wedding gown or a bespoke design: the right dress is out there waiting for you. Below you’ll find the full range, along with tips, frequently asked questions and the silhouettes to help you on your search.Read more
You can choose your wedding dress at a bridal shop or from a designer who will help you find the look that suits your personal style and figure. At House of Weddings, you’ll discover verified bridal shops and bridal fashion designers with a quality label. Browse the range and easily book an appointment. Whether you’re dreaming of a classic wedding dress, a modern wedding gown or a bespoke design: the right dress is out there waiting for you. Below you’ll find the full range, along with tips, frequently asked questions and the silhouettes to help you on your search.
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Find your perfect wedding dress with these 5 tips
It’s best to buy your wedding dress a few months in advance, as the exact style you want may need to be ordered and will then require time for alterations.
Look for inspiration in our gallery or on Pinterest, and think carefully about the type of wedding dress that suits your figure. Read more about the perfect wedding dress for every figure.
Bear in mind the budget you want to spend on your wedding dress, as well as the accompanying accessories such as a veil, shoes and jewellery.
A skin-coloured pair of knickers or a strapless bra will help you get a realistic idea of how the dress fits right from the start.
Feel free to try on several wedding dresses so that you can be sure of the choice you ultimately make.
Find the wedding dress silhouette that suits you
There are many different wedding dress silhouettes. The most important thing is to find the style you like and that suits you. We’ve listed them for you here:
- A-line: the A-line is one of the most popular styles. It accentuates the waist and conceals the hips.
- Mermaid: a form-fitting wedding dress that flares out at the bottom into a full skirt, like a mermaid’s tail. It accentuates the hips and tummy.
- Ball gown: very similar to the A-line, with a full skirt. Also known as the princess dress.
- Empire: a dress with a short bodice and a skirt that falls straight down. This wedding dress creates the illusion of height and is therefore popular with shorter brides.
- Fit & flare or trumpet: similar to the mermaid style, it flares out into a loose skirt just above the knee. Like the empire style, this creates a lengthening effect.
- Straight: if you don’t want to emphasise your waist or hips, a straight wedding dress is a lovely choice. It subtly highlights your figure.
Wedding dresses FAQ
On average, you can expect to pay between 1,000 and 2,500 euros for a wedding dress in Belgium, according to our National Wedding Survey; luxury designs or bespoke dresses may cost more. Wedding dresses come in all shapes, colours and price ranges. Whether you visit a bridal shop or a bridal designer, the price will always vary. The exact amount you wish to spend on your wedding dress ultimately depends on your budget and preferences. Read more about the cost of a Belgian wedding in this article.
Ideally, you should start looking 8 to 11 months before your wedding date. Bear in mind that your wedding dress may still need to be ordered, might come from abroad and will need to be altered afterwards. This will give you plenty of time and help you avoid feeling rushed in the run-up to the big day.
Yes, an appointment is usually required. If you’re looking for your wedding dress in a bridal shop, the shop staff or designer can set aside enough time for your needs and wishes by appointment, and focus entirely on giving you the right advice.
That’s usually up to you, unless the bridal shop imposes a maximum number of visitors. Most brides bring their maids of honour, sisters or mum (or mother-in-law) along for advice and their opinion.
That’s perfectly fine, especially if your legal marriage ceremony falls on the same day as your wedding reception; in that case, you might choose the same dress for both occasions. If your civil wedding is on a different day, many brides opt for a second, lighter dress.
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