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2012 Wedding dresses are traditionally elegant, coupled with dramatic, contemporary lines and are the true essence of this stunning bridal gown collection. Our 2012 wedding dress collection is designed by sourcing lavish materials from around the world; Justin Alexander gowns include the finest fabrics including pure silks, rich satins, soft laces, and hand crafted Swarovski beaded crystals. Our 2012 collection incorporates luxury corsetry that is based on original Victorian patterns and techniques, sculpting the classic hourglass figure to perfection allowing each bride to feel as if the gown has been created just for her. With close attention to delicate detail and the finest craftsmanship, Justin Alexander’s 2012 wedding dresses are the epitome of sophisticated and affordable elegance.

The key fabrics in this year’s collection are constructed of are silk dupion, crisp taffetas, soft tulle and rich laces. The color palette is natural, ivory accented with oyster and antique silver. Key embellishments include handmade silk roses, beautiful vintage looking laces and Swarovski Crystal beading. The look is glamorous and feminine.

Justin Alexander 2012 wedding dresses draw inspiration from the couture era, in particular Dior. Circular cut skirts and beautiful bubble effects combined with ostrich feathers create dramatic volume in one of the gowns. They also offer flirty tea length dresses and of course Justin Alexander’s signature, body sculpting corsetry.

White One by Pronovias, originating from Barcelona, Spain, brings European couture-inspired wedding dresses to every bride, with all of the exceptional quality and elegant styling you expect from Pronovias - at truly affordable prices. With White One wedding dresses, the difference is in every detail - extraordinary cut for unbeatable fit, modern and traditional styles rendered in exquisite fabrics, and delicately beautiful embellishments. For the bride who seeks a truly timeless heirloom gown, at a price that fits any wedding budget, you're sure to find the perfect dress from White One by Pronovias.BestBridalPrices is an authorized retailer of White One by Pronovias wedding dresses.

A Rich History. White One by Pronovias wedding dresses are the picture of contemporary beauty, but are rooted in rich history and tradition. Pronovias started in 1922 as a purveyor of luxury fabrics, introducing its first line of wedding dresses in the 1960s. Since then, the wedding dress industry leader has expanded to a number of lines, including the truly budget-friendly White One.

An Eye For Fashion. White One doesn't sacrifice style or quality for price, meaning brides shopping White One will find exceptionally fashionable styles in fabulously luxe fabrics. From classic ball gowns to glamorous fit and flares to freshly rendered A-lines, White One gowns are crafted from truly high-fashion fabrics such as Torino taffeta, Roman organza, and soft tulle with rebrode lace appliques.

Found My Perfect Dress - Now What Size? So you've found the White One wedding dress of your dreams, what size do you need to order? It's important to remember that bridal gown sizes don't generally follow the same sizing as ready-to-wear clothing, so BestBridalPrices recommends you have your measurements taken by a professional seamstress or bridal salon and compare them to the size chart for the dress you've selected. If you have questions, customer service professionals at BestBridalPrices.com are happy to help - contact us by phone, email or live chat.

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As we already said “goodbye” to 2012 and welcomed the new year, we put together a collection of the most beautiful wedding dresses that we’ve featured in 2012 here at Belle. Those dresses that you, our lovely readers, liked the most. You’ve liked them and shared them in social media, and sometimes you’ve even emailed us let us know that we’ve helped you find the dress of your dreams…. and nothing could make us happier! Thank you so very much!

So I’ve been struggling all morning long picking the best dresses and the right words to describe this stunning collection, but I keep coming up short. How to choose between so many fabulous gowns? And what words could possibly do justice to the magnificent pieces of bridal fashion? Well, lovelies. I am practically speechless! I can just tell you to get ready to enjoy a dreamy wonderland of soft fabrics, flowy layers and perfectly pincheable styles!

Wondering what your bridal trousseau should look like? Fret not, as we have all the answers. Fashion designer FALGUNI SHANE PEACOCK gives a lowdown on this season’s bridal trends, emphasising to stay away from the conventional

The bridal hues

As opposed to the clichéd reds and maroons, shades of peach, coral, mauve and pink are really picking up. A bride these days is ready to nix the obvious and predictable crimson. Other classy and sophisticated colours like beige, white and off-white with embellishments and work in a brighter colour like red, maroon and green look really different and bridal at the same time.

Also, people now have an evolved sense of fashion and aesthetics. It’s no longer just about what the bride and the groom wear at the wedding. The ensembles often complement the décor, ambience and season as well. It’s also important to underplay the groom’s ensemble, if the bride is wearing statement couture.

The bridal trends

Access to world fashion has enabled the Indian bride to have a developed sense of fashion. Instead of sticking to the regular silhouettes and cuts, the bride does not mind experimenting with different styles. Sari blouses are becoming more detailed and bold, the combination of fabrics in one garment has become more experimental and influence of western silhouettes on Indian styles is also accepted. For example, the fish-cut lehenga opted for the reception or a cocktail is a fine influence from elaborate red-carpet gowns.

The bridal dress

Most brides worry about buying something very expensive for the main wedding function and then locking the garment in the attic because it is too heavy to wear otherwise. However, she also wants to look and feel special at the same time. The key lies in striking a balance. For me, it is okay to splurge on the wedding garment because it is once-in-a-lifetime occasion and you have to feel special about it. If you want to reuse the garment, you can team the choli with a lighter sari or a lehenga; or wear the lehenga with a simple blouse.

Also, discerning taste and fashion conscious brides know how to choose garments for different functions. A sexy number for the cocktail, a fuss-free anarkali for the mehendi and something very chic for the reception is the mantra they go by.

The bridal trousseau

When you’re going trousseau shopping, it’s pertinent to be practical. More often than not, a lot of brides-to-be end up buying a lot of heavy, traditional outfits and you hardly end up wearing them. Having a few key pieces which can be worn to special occasions is enough to carry in the trousseau. Buy simple dresses and saris which can be played up with jewellery and toned down if worn as is. Also, it’s a good idea to have some scarves in silk and chiffon which can add a spin to your regular kurta. A few heirloom saris, fabrics and jewellery is always welcome!