How to Design Your Dream Wedding Dresses Online

Brides today have a wide variety of options for designing, creating and purchasing their dream wedding dress. Looking through bridal magazines is a great way to discover the types of styles that you prefer. For brides who want to create a one-of-a-kind wedding dress, online wedding dress design programs are a useful tool for realizing your own wedding dress vision. Print out the finished styles and give them to a dressmaker so that the design you've chosen can be clearly implemented by a seamstress or tailor. Does this Spark an idea?

instructions

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Conduct an online search for keywords like "design wedding dress online." There are a variety of online wedding dress design programs with different features. Try out a few and select the one that is best for you. For example, iVillage has an online wedding dress design program that allows you to select your body type. Another example, WeddingDressCreator.com, offers a wider selection of dress types.

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Begin the program. If you have examples of the styles that you like, keep them close at hand for reference as you work through the design program. Online wedding dress design programs divide the components of the dress into separate features, such as neckline and bodice. Knowing style vocabulary will be helpful in selecting the best options.

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Begin with the basics. Select body shape, hair color, and skin color first, if these options are available on your program. You want the dress to flatter your individual characteristics as much as possible.

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Choose the style you prefer in each category. For example, if you want a strapless dress, choose a strapless neckline in that category. Proceed by selecting the appropriate style in each following category.

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Print the final version of your dream dress. When you are happy with the design you have created, select the "Print" or "Save Your Dress" option at the end of the program. You can restart the program and go on to design more dresses so that you have a number of options to take to your dressmaker, or you can simply print out your first design. Bring the printed designs with you to your dressmaker, along with any further ideas or details taken from magazines or other sources, to show them what you want your dress to look like.

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