You don't have to be a princess to attain a wedding fit for royalty – with some inspiration from the monarchy, you can design your own majestic event.
You don't have to be a princess to attain a wedding fit for royalty – with some inspiration from the monarchy, you can design your own majestic event. Décor that brings the outside in tops the list of Windsor-worthy elements, while details such as regal invitations, gorgeous his-and-hers cakes, and favors that communicate the grandest of manners add imperial style to your beautiful day.
Royal Décor
It is all in the details! Having both a bride's cake and groom's cake ensures there's something for everyone with two different themes and varying flavors. Reinvent some elements of traditional décor by placing books about your theme throughout your venue.
Classic Bride
Be a savvy bride like Kate Middleton and learn to do your own wedding makeup. Go for a soft, dewy, timeless look instead of going overboard. You can wear all the makeup you want in the future, but your wedding photos are forever and should reflect clean, classic beauty. Sleeves are the new strapless! A wedding dress with a peek-a-boo sleeve gives you a classy look without being too covered. If your wedding dress has lace, stick to a tulle veil with lace accents. Small and simple earrings look best with a jeweled headpiece.
Stylish Maid of Honor
The secret to wearing a fitted white dress is nude lingerie that's virtually invisible. Celebrities swear by "Commando" undergarments (herlook.com) for a look that's seamless beneath the tightest, whitest gowns.
Sophisticated Groom
While grooms should have a formal look for a royal-worthy wedding, they should also feel free to relax in style on the honeymoon.
Fashionable Honeymoon
The theme of your honeymoon should be stress-free style. Pack costume jewelry and vintage-looking sunglasses, and you'll be the best dressed on the beach.
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