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Thursday, May 19, 2011

Ultimo Bridal Couture

Today I am delighted and privileged to be able to share with you the stunning Bridal Couture & Bridal Lingerie from Ultimo.  If you are looking for that romantic dress  look no further than this stunning collection.  These gowns are beautiful, comfortable and affordable.


The opening collection features a capsule range of four bridal gowns designed by Brian Rennie, the former head of design for legendary fashion house Escada. Brian spent 20 years with the luxury brand, where he created red carpet dresses for celebrities including Beyoncé, J-Lo and Catherine Zeta-Jones.


Dresses from the Ultimo Couture Bridal Collection are priced from £300 to £400 and available in sizes 8 to 18, crafted from luxury materials including French lace, chiffon, satin and silk.  



Brian Rennie, Creative Director of Ultimo Couture, said; “We already have a presence in the bridal market thanks to Ultimo’s bridal lingerie, so really it was a natural progression for the business to move into bridal dresses – particularly with the success of Ultimo Couture.



“Coming from a luxury design house, the challenge for me was to create a collection of ‘off-the-rail’ dresses that could easily be mistaken for big name bridal designers, and I think we’ve most certainly achieved this with the opening collection. We have four beautiful designs that offer women a modern yet romantic look and tick all of the boxes.”
Michelle Mone, creator of Ultimo and Ultimo Couture Bridal, said; “What we have achieved with Ultimo Couture Bridal is incredible; despite the fact that the dresses are highly affordable, there has been no compromise on quality, elegance or style. I’m extremely excited about the collection and I’m sure brides-to-be will be too when the dresses go on sale in January. All of the designs are sophisticated, timeless and modern, as well as being thoroughly affordable priced from just £300.”


The collection showcases four designs, including an ivory strapless gown and a champagne satin fish tail gown with crystal strap detailing. Each of the floor length designs have been crafted from sumptuous materials, tailored beautifully to show off the brides figure and finished with Swarovski crystals to give a glamorous edge.

Michelle added; “Brian is an absolute genius when it comes to designing beautiful gowns for women, he really has the Midas touch. The drama and femininity of his designs, as well as his extravagant use of fabric and ability to create flattering silhouettes for all women, is really quite magical and showcased perfectly in the forthcoming Bridal collection.”

Ultimo Couture Bridal is available exclusively from Debenhams stores nationwide.


To compliment these stunning gowns Ultimo famous for their high quality and beautiful lingerie also have their fabulous Bridal Collection.

Michelle Mone OBE, creator of Ultimo, has unveiled her stunning new bridal lingerie collection fit for a queen! Modelled by Brazilian beauty Racia Oliveira, the range is available exclusively from Debenhams stores and online at www.ultimo.co.uk
Michelle Mone said; “Just as a perfect marriage is built on a foundation of love, trust, and commitment, a perfect appearance on your wedding day is built on a foundation of gorgeous, well-made underwear!”


The sumptuous range caters for a wide variety of dress styles, from off the shoulder to low cut and backless, and includes a basque, a multiway bra, French knickers, a thong, a suspender belt and a garter belt. Each piece is crafted from rich jacquard satin, delicate eyelash lace and finished with pastel blue rosebuds to cover “something blue” on your special day. 


 

Michelle added, “Every bride wants to be perfectly glamorous on her wedding day and luxury bridal lingerie is the base for that perfection. Facing the cameras, family and friends on your wedding day can be incredibly daunting, but wearing the right underwear will give you a flawless silhouette and ensure you feel both confident and relaxed.





“We’ve spent an inordinate amount of time developing this stunning range to ensure it’s everything wedding lingerie should be – beautiful, luxurious, comfortable and flattering. Any bride would feel like a princess for the day wearing this gorgeous range.” 




Ultimo Bridal is available from Debenhams stores and online at www.ultimo.co.uk priced between £13.00 and £51.00, in sizes 8-18 for briefs and 30-38 A-G for the bra and basque.


For more information and to purchase this wonderful collection visit the Ultimo Website or visit your Debenhams store.


Beauty Weddings would like to thank Michelle Mone and Claire Morrison team at Ultimo for all their help in putting this blog together.







Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Specialty Linens: The Newest Trends and Biggest Impact

Today, in Q & A format, we address one of the newest trends in wedding decor.

Q. Why should I use specialty linens in my wedding?
A.
Specialty linens have the biggest impact when it comes to design because tables are the biggest objects in the room. Previously, white and ivory were the standard choices for linens and the centerpiece was the only way to add color and design. Linens are like canvases and they can transform any even in to an extraordinary visual experience, Just like apparel fabrics, each linen fabric tells its own story. In act, many of the fabrics currently used in the industry are apparel fabrics. Bottom line, dollar for dollar, linens add more design value than any other component in an event.

Q. How do you help Brides choose which linens are right for their wedding?
A. Usually the first decision is about color, then style. Linen decisions are framed around the color of flowers, bridesmaid dresses, invitations and the bride's favorite colors. Next, we look at style. Some people are romantics and want fabrics that communicate that look, others want sparkle and glitz, and some Brides prefer a modern, sleek style. Keeping a notebook with photos of ideas and styles, that they like, helps a wedding design coordinator get a visual image of their preferences and personalities, because every wedding is an opportunity to express individuality.

Q. What are the latest trends in linens?
A. Brides are taking more risks with color, no color is off-limits. Eggplant, violet, chartreuse, and fuchsia weddings, even orange has been popular. Brides are less concerned about convention and want to express their spirit through the design of their wedding. There isa lot of emphasis on specialty tables.

Q. What do we mean by specialty tables?
A. Cake tables, sweetheart tables, bridal parties, escort tables are where photographers shoot a lot of photos, so linen ensembles that feature specialty tables within distinct color ranges. Everything is color coordinated. The other trend is a return to romanticism. The whole idea of a wedding is about romance and some linens are like replicas of beautiful gowns. They have a high" wow factor" and they announce that the guests are at a very special event.

Should you have additional questions regarding specialty linens for your wedding, or concerns regarding the overall design of your dream wedding, we are happy to assist you. Please give us a call Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning at 775-786-1730 or visit www.lianemccombs.com

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Reno's Premire Bridal Showcase

Thank you to all the brides who
attended the Bridal Showcase.
















Yes, bridal fairs are such wonderful events...happy, exciting and fun events! There will be fantastic vendors, capable and generous with their time and expertise. You will come away with brochures and business cards and so many marvelous ideas and options.

Plan to spend several hours there. You will love the models in wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses that will be featured in the fashion show. It is so helpful to be able to see each dress up close and touch the fabrics and ask the models to turn, etc. You just can't do that with a runway show. This will actually help you determine the designer and style for your wedding dress.

The sample wedding table settings and wedding decoration vendors are also very helpful in planning a theme for your wedding - again wonderful displays and very professional vendors will be on hand.

Bring your groom, as there will be tons of food and beverage tastings, and a Groom's Lounge with food and basketball games on the big screen!


Saturday, January 9, 2010

Wedding Speeches and Toasts

Ready. Set. Deliver…the Best Wedding Speech or Toast Ever!

You’re all decked out in fancy dresses and tuxes. The audience’s expectations are high! Now, you have to deliver. It doesn’t matter whether you’re the bridesmaid, best man or father of the bride. Giving a speech or a toast at a wedding can be nerve racking. But, it doesn’t have to be if you follow some basic rules.

Give Thanks - Thank the necessary people. This takes homework. Did Aunt Barbara create the lavish wedding cake? Did the new mother-in-law sew the bride’s elaborate wedding gown by hand? Did groom’s brother have his catering company cater the food?

Funny Wedding Toasts – Add in humor and make it funny! The best speech is one that blends humor with sentimental moments. If it’s too sentimental, you’ll have guests crying in their beer – that’s when lighthearted humor can balance it out. But the same goes with having too many jokes…if your speech is composed entirely of jokes - stop - and add in a few serious and sentimental parts. Go for funny, yet tender.


Monday, December 14, 2009

How To Choose The Right Wedding Gown

A long formal dress is suitable for a church wedding of a civil ceremony although many brides do prefer wearing a smart dress or tailored suit for the Registry office.
Some religions also frown on sleeveless dresses or low cut outfits and this will need to be taken into account too.
No matter which style you pick, remember that the back view is as important as the front, you will have your back to everyone during the ceremony.
Choose fabric that is resistant to crushing and creasing. Detachable trains that can be removed or hooked up are also wise. Dress ideas and colors will need to be discussed with the groom without revealing all the details so that the colors and styles of the wedding party can be coordinated.
Look In The Mirror

Be realistic and don't try and aim for what Hollywood starlets look like on their wedding days, most of us don't have personal trainer and chefs to look after us and help keep us in shape.
Don't set your goal posts too close to the moon, you will only be disappointed and feel like a failure when your big day is meant to be a celebration of your love for one another.
Concentrate on the real you! Think about what you normally wear, what colors suit you and which styles flatter you figure and most important, which outfits make you feel on top of the world, what type of ceremony and theme are you looking to create-traditional or relaxed, formal or informal.
Colors
White dresses are not obligatory these days, if you don't feel white is your color or will complement you then don't wear it. Wedding gowns are becoming increasingly popular in cream, pale gold, pale blue, pale pink and red. There is also a trend these days to go for darker colors like burgundy or shades of green which is a beautiful idea for a Christmas wedding.
You will feel better in a dress that flatters your complexion or one of your favorites instead of going with white because it seems to be the norm. If wearing a bright colored dress the details should be kept to a minimum.
The Right Style For Your Shape
Choosing a style that flatters your shape can make a huge difference to how you look and also give you a huge confidence booster. Trying on dresses that either don't suit your body or the ceremony is not only a waste of time, but can also depress you. You might find that you give in and buy the wrong dress anyway. A sure fire way to put a damper on your big day.
Tall and Thin
Choose a ball gown with a strapless, fitted bodice
Bony shoulders or collar bones can will suit dresses with a higher neckline that are long and fitted
If you feel you are too thin for this style consider that you can set of your height and leanness with some delicate detailed embroidery or beading.
Short With a Fuller, Feminine Figure
Try an empire line dress which has a seam under the bust line and in the right fabric, the dress will flow instead of cling.
A Knee length dress will also look good, the longer dress will add height and give you a taller silhouette.
Sleeves should also be long but not too tight if considered.
Thick Waist
Conceal a wide waist with a boned corset or wear a decorative jacket that falls just below the waistline
Avoid fitted ballerina styles
Very Full Bust
To draw attention away from the bust choose a dress with a long bodice or cowl neck
Dresses with a natural waistline will draw attention to the bust area
Pick a plain bodice and avoid low necklines
Pick a detailed hem if you want to add a little embellishment
Full or Wide Hips
Avoid bustles and ruffles or tiered dresses
Most styles will look great but avoid tight styles around the hips
Princess styles that are fitted on the top and flare slightly to the hem will help disguise larger hips
Ball gown styles in simple fabrics will also draw attention away from the hips
Big bottom
Avoid bows or back fastening ties
Consider a light train from the top of the bodice or waist
Wide Shoulders
Wide straps will narrow the appearance of your shoulders or cover thencompletely
Draw the focus to a v-neckline
Wearing a sheer wrap will also soften the effect
Do not wear puffed sleeves, don't even consider them!
Short or Heavy Legs
Opt for a long dress
Sheath styles which are straight but not too clingy will add height
Short Arms
Three Quarter length sleeves will be flattering
Do not go sleeveless
Chubby Arms
Choose long simple sleeves that are not too tight
Wear a bolero, shrug or wrap
Some Guidelines When Deciding On a Dress:
Try on as many different styles as you like and view them from as many different angles as possible, take some shoes along that will be similar in height to the ones you may wear. To get the full effect have the shop fit you out in a veil with the dress as you wont want to take your wedding dress with you when you go veil shopping
Take your time to make a decision and don't feel pressured by pushy salespeople
How much deposit is required and when is the balance due
Does the price include VAT
How much extra are the alterations
How far before the wedding must you order
How many fitting will be required and do they offer Saturday or after work hour fittings
Can you arrange a fitting with accessories, lingerie and shoe
Get confirmation of all appointments and money paid in writing
How far before the wedding will the dress arrive
Do the shop offer storage garment bags
Ask about the care instructions for getting the crease out before yourbig day
What is the shops policy on cancellations
Have you added the dress to your wedding insurance
If You Are Going to Rent Your Dress
Check to see if the chosen dress will be available on your day, cleaned and ready for collection.
Does the rental price include a full 24 hours?
Does the dress have to be cleaned before its returned (an added expense) After the wedding who will be entrusted with delivering the dress back to the hire shop?