The Bridal Gowns on my Mind

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I had a crazy talk about my wedding gown with Mel today and his observations on my taste in bridal gowns were enlightening and perfect, to say the least. 

He thinks my wedding gown is to be a strapless and backless affair with yards of lace enveloping me. Dramatic is my cue and bold is my motto you see and my man has come to learn my tastes and appreciate and encourage them fabulously! Regardless, I was fascinated to read his ideas of what I would go for when deciding upon my wedding gown. 

While I cannot dish out the specifics on the pattern and design I’ve chosen to doll up in on my wedding day, I must say this: “Mel, what you described today morning is what I would love to walk down the aisle in. I may not knock your socks off when you first see me on 9th January ‘10, but I cannot think of a better symbol that would stand for two completely different families joining relations and sharing ties.

After all, symbols form a major part of your surprise package on our wedding day .”

Until then, for all the girls on Twitter who helped me with this & oohed and aahed with me, here are some breath-taking gowns & dresses that inspired me to go ahead with the wedding gown pattern I ultimately decided upon.

Cheers to: @red_hawt @rehna_tu @rehabc @freakgoddess @mekkanikal & @limeice of the #marriage talk fame!

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