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Congratulations, you’re expecting, and on top of that your best friend is getting married! But with the due date 8 months away and your best friend’s wedding just 6 months away, will you still be able to squeeze your pregnant body into a bridesmaid dress and look gorgeous to boot? Not to worry-of course you will!

Bridesmaid dress designers know all too well that members of a wedding party may be pregnant on the big day. That’s why they’ve designed special maternity bridesmaid dresses just for you. These dresses take into consideration expanding waistlines and changing body contours, and still remain fashionable and beautiful.

Empire Waistlines
No matter how early you are into your pregnancy, you may feel self-conscious, especially if you’ve started gaining weight and your hips have started to expand. Your belly may be growing rounder, and your bridesmaid dress should have ample space around the area so it’s not restrictive in any way. For this reason, empire waists with loose, flowing skirts are ideal. Honestly, don’t empire waistlines seem like they were created for this purpose alone? They are fashionable and yet incredibly comfortable. Choose lighter fabrics like chiffon and sexy satin.

Layers
Rising body temperatures may also be a common effect of pregnancy. To accommodate temperature fluctuations, add a wrap or jacket to your outfit so that you can take it off when you’re hot and put it on when you’re not. You’ll find this is especially important right now, as we move into the cooler days of fall.

Longer Lengths
You may prefer to wear a longer skirt length to hide swollen ankles and varicose veins, both common side effects of pregnancy. It can also be difficult to find comfortable shoes that you won’t mind standing in all day, and that look great-and we all know that flat and loose fitting comfortable shoes are usually not as nice as we’d like. If you don’t want to show them off, a longer skirt can hide that.

Of course, you can disregard this point if you’ve still got fabulous legs.

Most importantly, try putting off your fitting until the end, just a few days before the wedding date. It’s surprising how fast pregnant women can grow in just a matter of days, and you don’t want your bridesmaid dress to fit you too snugly.

Buying a bridesmaid’s dress online may seem like a time-saving solution for the harried bride, but there are a few things that you need to keep in mind before making this purchase.

Ordering a bridesmaid dress online can save you time and money, but you need to be sure that you will be happy with what you order. No matter how reputable the online retailer, there is always a chance that you will be disatisfied with a dress that you’ve seen only in picture form. How many times have you gone shopping and found something that looked splendid on the rack, but not so good on you. When buying online, you have to be sure that the idea of the dress is going to confirm to the actual reality.

It may be a good idea to visit some bridal stores and try on some styles and colors that you like. Keep a running list of what you want in your bridesmaid dress. Color, neckline, length, cut, embroidery and fabric are all details that you will want to have a clear picture of before ordering online. Be sure to take plenty of pictures of your bridesmaids, so that you can refer to them later see what you liked best.

For example, choosing a bateau neckline over a V neckline can change the look and style of the dress. You may prefer an empire waist over a princess waist or prefer silk over organza. You need to have a clear idea of how your choice is going to coordinate with the rest of the bridal party. And, of course, finding a dress that your bridesmaids can live with is also a priority. For this reason, your initial legwork will really help you to make the right choice.

When buying a bridesmaid’s dress online, it is essential to take proper measurements for a truly well-fitted garment. You can easily do this yourself by following the these tips:

-Have your bridesmaid stand up straight. They should only be wearing undergarments to get a truly accurate measurement.

-Make sure the measuring tape doesn’t droop.

-Measure the waist from the center of the body.

-Measure the bust from tip to tip.

-Measure shoulder width from tip to tip.

-Be sure to get the circumfrence of the bicep if your dress is going to have sleeves

Girls in Spanish-speaking cultures (in the U.S. and abroad) often wear a special gown during the celebration of their fifteenth birthday, or quinceanera. Here are some tips on how to find the perfect dress for your big day.

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Drive through a Spanish-speaking neighborhood in your area looking for stores that advertise quinceanera and baptism gowns. Visit thrift stores or consignment shops. Quinceanera dresses can be pricey, and some people may try to recoup some of the expense by re-selling the dress. Bridal stores can also be a great resource.

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Ask whether a friend or family member has a dress that you can use. Although many quinceaneras like to get their own quinceanera dress and save it as a keepsake, using a friend’s dress will help you save considerably. You can have more money to spend on other aspects of the event.

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Have your dress tailor-made. This option may save you money depending on how much you pay in labor fees. You may be able to find a seamstress that doesn’t charge very much. New dresses can range from $200 to $1000 or more. Compare the expenses and see if it’s worth it.

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Find quinceanera dresses in pastel colors. Traditionally, quinceaneras used to wear long, white dresses. Nowadays you can find then in any color you want, but soft pastels and white are still the colors of choice for this special event.

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Visit sites like Sydney’s Closet.com if you need a quinceanera dress in a plus size. Expect to find the plus size dresses in various colors, such as white, soft pastels and deep jewel tones. The average price is from $300 to $500.

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