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Friday, 30 March 2012

On Plus-Size Dresses

By Larry English


If you have a son who will soon be walking down the aisle, you can expect a blessed, memorable day in which you won't be losing a son, but rather gaining a daughter. A milestone day for your family calls for you to wear a dress or gown that will memorable, beautiful, and elegant. On a day where you'll be spending so much time talking with valued friends, family, and other guests, and posing for many photographs, you'll want to have confidence in your outfit. It's never too early to ensure preparation for your son's big day, and there are some helpful guidelines to keep in mind when shopping for your dress.

You do not need to go on a strict diet in the days leading up to your son's wedding in order to feel beautiful at the ceremony! Try on a wide range of dresses to find what cuts best suit your body-type and opt for a dress in a slimming hue. Making sure you buy the most flattering dress possible will help you feel great on your son's big day. Search for a plus-size formal wear boutique in your area. These shops generally have the widest selection of plus-size mother of the groom gowns.

Be in contact with the mother of the bride; you should know what kind of color and style she is considering wearing. Imagine if you both showed up to the wedding, unknowingly wearing the same dress! Make sure both of you have an understanding of what the other will be wearing. Something both mothers should avoid is wearing dresses that are white, black, or red. Black is inappropriate because it generally signifies grief; red, depending on the shade is usually too flashy, and white is always reserved for the bride.

Where, might you ask, is the best place to begin shopping for your dress? For a good place to start, there will likely be a big enough selection of dresses, gowns, and two-piece outfits to choose from at your local department store.

Bridal special stores, especially the larger ones will usually have sections devoted not only to bridesmaids, but the bridal party as well.

If the option is available to you, consider patronizing a local specialty formal wear store. These boutiques can work closely with you to create a custom look, and often stay up-to-date on the latest styles of evening dresses and designer collections. Finally, a major purchase like this may benefit from the opinion of a close friend, family member, or another member of the wedding party. They can provide a helpful, objective viewpoint on all the different dresses you're sampling.




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