Alternative Wedding Outfits For The Non-Traditional Brides
2018-06-28

The idea of wearing a white wedding gown has only been around for about 160 years, ever since Queen Victoria wore a cream lace gown for her wedding in 1840. So if you’ve been considering branching out of the white dress, let our list of alternatives to the traditional wedding gown inspire your hunt for the perfect, stylish wedding look. 

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Red

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Red has always been a colour that symbolises luck and prosperity, and it means a lot more to us here in Singapore than the “traditional” European white! There are plenty of bridal studio in Singapore that provide you with dresses of different cuts, in varying shades of red. Opt for a deep red gown that will definitely be the centre of attention as you strut down the aisle. Its connection to feelings of passion and love will also tie in well with the theme of the celebration.

Jumpsuits, rompers and pants

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Sleek and sophisticated, pantsuits are perfect for reflecting the independent, empowered and amazing woman you are. Some brides prefer not to have the hassle of a large dress to deal with on top of everything else on their big day, and a white or cream jumpsuit is the perfect alternative. Dress it up with a veil or stiletto heels and you’re good to go!

Black

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Turn this “taboo” colour on its head and incorporate black into your gown for an amazing contrast to your look. If white represents purity, then black exudes sensuality and a certain romantic daring. You don’t have to go down the gothic path or an entirely black ensemble – there are plenty of ways to work black into your wardrobe. Adding a black lace top to a white skirt or a chunky black necklace will provide you a dark contrast to leave a lasting impression. 

Pastels

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Pastels are great for those who want a twist on the usual romantic and whimsical wedding gown. The light colours keep you looking fresh and feminine while still giving you room to express yourself with something a little more fun and colourful. Peach, lavender, periwinkle and mint are just some of the colours that are trending right now, and we think they are both current and classic for any time of year.