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The items were to be cut up for Wilson's dress, but as she "felt so elegant" in them, she told Newsweek she couldn't destroy them.

We want to find dresses that double up for future engagements — whether that’s a birthday party, special work drinks or next year’s round of nuptials. All linked products are independently ...

A bride shared a heartfelt video capturing her mixed emotions on her wedding day, revealing how she intentionally delayed her traditional ceremony when it was already behind schedule Content creator ...

This is the reason why the aesthetic of your wedding veil is almost as important as that of your dress. You’re not stuck with a traditional wedding dress if that’s not your aesthetic.

contemporary takes on traditional qipao dresses cut from ivory satin, and sultry lace dresses that are ideal for dancing until dawn. Accessible luxury brand Malina creates beautiful wedding ...

Forget saying yes to just one dress, modern brides are now choosing to have multiple ... while I'm sure they'll also be incredibly popular with people looking for outfits around the actual wedding day ...

From intricate Kente patterns to elaborate beaded designs, these dresses showcase the beauty of Ghanaian heritage. Explore unique and exquisite styles that will make your wedding day unforgettable.

Mauna Keah Chibopo, wearing a Mijikenda traditional dress known as 'hando', at Rabai in Kilifi County. [Omondi Onyango, Standard] Mauna Chibogo is regarded as a hando queen in her village of ...

Dianne Buswell has been sharing loved-up photos with Joe Sugg from South Africa, including several of her "wedding dress." Among a series of snaps from the sun-soaked holiday, the Strictly Come ...

While she now lives in Paris and works as a senior designer at A.P.C., Claudia spent last year moonlighting as a wedding dress designer – with herself as a client. Initially, Claudia never intended to ...

During the 16th century, women and girls in Alpine regions of Austria wore the traditional dress. However, she was not the only one who sported the dress-up look. In the hysterical snap ...