1. Where are the advantages of making wedding dresses relative to buying ready-made wedding dresses? A: One of the advantages of making a wedding dress is that you can design it to suit your personality, figure and taste. You can choose the style of neckline, sleeves, skirt and trim. To achieve a dream wedding dress. In addition, if you have any special requests for clothes, you can also make them before making them. If your wedding dress has suspenders and beading, it will be altered frequently and can be expensive.
2. How can I know which style suits my figure? A: advice on choosing a pleasing style. Slim: with pleated vertical lines, vertical folds, front buttons, V-shaped neckline and princely seams, it looks slim and slender. Loose: Short vertical line style, wide girdle, wide shoulder, boat-shaped neckline, low waist. Balance: Get your figure even. If the lower body is heavier, then the upper body should also choose a slightly heavier clothing to achieve balance. Minimize: Skim over the parts you don't like and don't add any detail. Highlight: to your satisfaction with the place highlighted, can add some detailed modification. Show-off: Opt for a traditional body-hugging outfit that shows off your figure. Conceal model: the choice is relatively loose style, make cloth more outstanding, and bodily form is able to conceal. Rationalize: Try to make clothes fit your body. Look for styles that have seams or other delicate touches in the areas that need to be adjusted. The more delicate touches you have, the better the look will be for you. 3. What kind of fabric is best for my wedding dress? A: If you want your wedding dress to be a family heirloom, you'd better choose silk. This luxurious fabric is elegant and comfortable to wear. One thing you have to remember is that you can't get an all-white look wearing silk, because silk always has a slightly creamy look. If you want to choose a fabric affordable, durable and not easy to wrinkle, then you can consider the choice of polyester fiber fabrics, their common characteristics are: shiny, the price is relatively cheap. They wrinkle more easily, but they are quite cheap.
4. Tell me more fabrics for wedding dresses. A: Fabrics can be distinguished according to their distinctive characteristics, such as: A., weave -- smoothness or fabric quality. B. Weight -- light or heavy. C, brightness -- highlight to no light. D. Thickness -- one to six strands. E. Transparency -- opaque, translucent or completely transparent. F. Patterns -- knitted or convex. Definition: i. silhouette -- shape, the shape of a garment, a soft silhouette requiring soft, flexible fabrics; A straight silhouette requires a hard fabric. II. Handfeel -- the feel of the fabric, which is a subjective judgment -- must be folded to see if it fits the design needs. Iii. warp -- warp equals the edge of the fabric to form the long thread of the fabric. IV. Weft -- Crossing through warp threads to form fabric. Weave and Fiber: All fabrics have two names: fiber and weave. Fiber refers to the threads that actually make up the fabric. Weaving refers to the structural composition of the fabric. More common wedding fabrics are: I. Flat fabric. II. Satin fabric. III. Jacquard fabrics.
5. How to choose the length of the drag skirt? A: The floor-length skirt starts at the waist and the shawl skirt starts at the shoulders. The longer the skirt, the more formal it looks. A. The Royal Dress -- 3 yards from the waist. B. Cathedral Draws -- 5/2 yards from the waist. C. Chapel skirt -- 5/3 yards from the waist. D. Drag the skirt -- Drag the floor 1 foot. E. Flooring Skirt -- symbolically dragging to the ground.
6. If I choose a long dress, what should I do with it at the reception? A: The dress can be sewn directly onto the wedding dress or can be detachable. There are some additional ways to tuck away your towskirts at receptions. These include attaching small hooks to the waist, sewing buttons or tying ribbon loops to help hold the dress in place, external accessories to pull the dress out of the dress, and internal accessories to pull the dress in at the waist.
7. What style of headdress should I choose to wear at the wedding? A: 1) Headband - Depending on the shape of the bride's head, you can choose narrow, medium or wide headband. 2) Crown/Garland -- The wreath can be placed at the back of the head, flat on the top of the head or across the forehead. 3) Branching decorations -- flower branches, etc. 4) Thin hood -- a patterned or mesh hood that can be secured with bobby pins or a comb. 5) Tiara -- a crown ring worn on the top of the head or eyebrow.
8. How long is the usual bridal veil? A: 1) Face/cheek/shoulder length veils -- These types of veils are not used alone, they are generally associated with other lengths and are used for semi-formal and formal weddings. 2) Elbow Veil -- This type of veil is used for short, informal wedding dresses. 3) Fingertip Long Veil -- Touch to the fingertip. This type of veil is used for semi-formal and formal weddings. 4) Ballet/Waltz Long Veil -- This veil is knee-length and is used for formal weddings. 5) The long floor veil -- This veil is swept to the ground and is used for formal weddings. 6) Chapel Long Veil -- This veil is about 3.5 feet long and is usually equipped with other layered veils. It is used for semi-formal weddings as well as formal weddings. 7) Cathedral Long Veil -- This veil is only used for formal weddings. It requires the length of the dress to be the same as that of the Grand Church. It requires the length of the dress to be one foot longer than the length of the dress. 8) The Royal Long Veils -- It also requires a royal or length skirt. It sweeps about five feet longer than the royal skirt.
9. What trimming should I choose for my veil? A: 1) Thick trimming - unfinished or untrimmed - cut the tulle to the desired size and leave the edges naturally untrimmed so that the tulle does not loose. 2) Narrow trimming/Rolling trimming -- Three narrow weaves finely delineate the edges of the veil. 3) Rat tail trim -- stitch a circle of satin thread around the edge of the veil. 4) Parquet -- stitch a neat circle of parquet around the edge of the veil. 5) Sateen velveteen or ribbons. 6) Pearls - A small string of pearls can be sewn around the edge of the veil. 7) Satin velour trimming -- sew diagonal lines around the veil.
10. How do I choose a tailor? A: You need to be careful about choosing a tailor you feel comfortable with -- someone who can help you realize your creativity, and when you decide to make a wedding dress, talk to people you know. Visit your local fabric store to see if they have a suitable tailor, ask your friends and family for advice, and keep an eye out for tailors in your area.
